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Want to get rid of nail holes in your woodworking? Use painter’s putty!

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Adjusting Cabinet Hinges - The DIY Life

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Kitchen Renovation Diy Ideas

Diy Kitchen Renovation Ideas

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My DIY Kitchen: How I Built a Rangehood Over an Existing Cabinet - Made by Carli

I then measured, cut and nailed a 1x2 across the width of the venthood to build a semi frame. I added two mitered 1x4's and nailed them on each from the top of the cabinet and they would rest on the front of 1x2 frame

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Piano Wall Art Piece

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Wood Shim DIY Wall Art

Wood Shim DIY Wall Art | Hometalk

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DIY Wood Shim Art

This DIY Wall Art project is truly one of the EASIEST and QUICKEST ones you can do! I know I know… it doesn’t look it… it looks like it took me hours and hours, right? But nope! I made my first one in about an hour and 40 minutes, and the second in just 55 minutes! Not bad for a few hours work! Plus, because this DIY wall art is made with wood shims, it’s also SO inexpensive. I used 2 boxes of wood shims, plus some plywood (I recommend 3/4″ thick to prevent the nails from piercing thro…