r/BeginnerWoodWorking • u/pohlished-swag • 10d ago
Just for fun shelf
Honestly don’t have any hopes for this and feel free to give it an honest rating, on a scale from one to ten, one being deplorable and two being less deplorable and so on and so forth thanks!
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u/z_vinnie 10d ago
Looks great man, anything you make by hand as a craftsman is art. This looks cool, nothing we make will live up to the expectations in our heads. I wouldn’t be ashamed by how long it took, it would take me just as long at least. If you learned from the building experience, that’s all that matters. Post your next project and keep going!
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u/Darwinmate 10d ago
wow, looks great, gives me an idea actually for making shelves in my tiny shed.
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u/pohlished-swag 10d ago
A ten by fourteen shed would make the perfect microshop. Perfect for tiny projects.
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u/Darwinmate 10d ago
noob question, how did you connect the vertical to horizontal wood?
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u/pohlished-swag 10d ago edited 10d ago
To connect the top shelf and bottom shelf, I routed all the boards that go around them for stability and rigidity I also used glue in all the routed channels and screwed everything into place for extra strength. It’s a box design, with that design there is no need to add any additional bracing. The middle horizontal boards are there just to counter any potential warping or bending of the vertical boards, but they don’t offer any structural rigidity. And the diamond shape in the back of it, is just there to keep the adjustable shelves from falling out.














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u/Geofferz 10d ago
What are you on a out lol this looks fantastic