• Medicine Cabinet - A perfect reflection of Mission design elements, this medicine cabinet is a major improvement on a store-bought cabinet. The simple melamine interior is inexpensive to build and is long-wearing and easy to clean.

• Newspaper Recycling Box - If you’re a great newspaper fan and have one delivered every day, along with lots of junk mail fliers, a tide of newsprint is probably rising around your reading chair and coffee table. This project is the solution. It gives you a place to neatly store all that reusable fibre. And when it comes time to take it outside for pick-up, a quick pull of the cord and a granny knot bundles the papers for the recycling truck.

• Night Stand - Build this classic bedside table to match the material and finish of your bed.

• Pioneer Chest - An original pine Utah pioneer period chest inspired this chest with some minor modifications.

• Puzzle Box - The 5 step wood puzzle box takes several hours to cut and assemble since there are many pieces involved.

• Puzzle Box - This box is based on an old Japanese style of concealing the mechanism that allows the box to open. Rather than just having a simple sliding top, this box also has a concealed locking mechanism that must be dealt with in order to open the box.

• Pyramid Cabinet - If you have a modest shop you can still build a project as substantial as this. Despite appearances, it requires very few tools: aside from a handheld circular saw, the only other tools used are a few hand tools, including a pocket-hole jig and a sliding bevel gauge.

• Rustic Step Shelf - The unit can be used as a room divider, to stack towels in the bathroom, or simply as storage.

• Shaker Oval Box - Traditional and modern methods for making shaker oval boxes.

• Simple Bandsawn Box - For this project you can use scrap pieces of wood from other projects or a solid block of wood to create a beautiful box.