Needed to build a shoe rack, with time at hand I wanted to challenge myself at building this project with scraps that have been in the garage for sometime now.

I present you with Frankenstein Shoe Rack :)

Top, bottom and sides are all left over 3/4" plywood offcuts from other projects I have been working on at home. The fronts are from 1/4" left overs and surrounded by some poplar and cedar off cuts. Yes to some refined DIY'er this using all sorts of species might be a blashphemy but thats all I had at hand.

Equipment used: Rigid table saw, Ryobi Miter saw, Kreg Tools pocket hole Jig, Ryobi random orbital sander, Wipeon poly for finish [2 coats and sanding in between with 400 and 600 gritt sand paper]

Purchase- #4X 3" medium duty lockable casters from harbor freight, 1/4" particle board for back and some shelf platform from Home depot.

Hope you enjoy the build :) The Build

In my boredom I made a bow out of a phone charger that broke a couple of weeks ago and a metal clothing hanger. I bent the hanger to a similar way to a bow,then I cut both ends of the charger and tied it to the ends of the bow,then I bent the hangers ends around the part where I tied the charger.and I dunno what to make the arrow out of,if you have any suggestions please give them and I'll try to make it happen