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Baseball Softball Dugout Bench

I've rescued these plans from https://www.buildsomething.com/plans/PA65C866DE5D2D38A/BaseballSoftball-Dugout-Benches They are no longer posted there. (Looks like Kregtools changed hosting setup).  I scraped this mostly from the wayback machine Originally posted by evanwoodshop  Materials: Wood Products: (32) 2x4, 12 feet, Board   Hardware/Supplies: (1) Box of 3" Deck Screws Tools Used: Kreg MKJKIT Mini Jig Kit  Dewalt Impact Driver Dewalt Drill Dewalt Jigsaw Miter Saw Dewalt Orbital Sander Stanley Tape Measure Parts / Cut List: (8) Part 1, 2"x4"x11.5" (8) Part 2, 2"x4"x17" (8) Part 3, 2"x4"x32.5" (8) Part 4, 2"x4"x16" (8) Part 5, 2"x4"x18.75" (8) Part 6, 2"x4"x16" (8) Part 7, 2"x4"x31.5" (24) Top Boards, 2"x4"x12 Steps Cut Out Frame Pieces There are 7 parts to a frame.  Part 1 is 11.5" long with a 36 degree cut o...

Easy Vegetable Garden Trellis

We've grown a garden for several years, and have experimented with new techniques when we find them. Last year a friend of our showed us his garden, and how he had implemented Vertical Gardening.  He sunk some 4x4 posts so they were about 5 feet tall, and used Trellis Netting between the posts. I wanted to try out vertical gardening, but didn't want to spend a Saturday sinking 4 or 6 posts into the ground. Here's how we accomplished it in our garden.

Build your own Ski Storage Rack

I started with the plans from this guys website: http://taylorholmes.com/2015/02/16/build-a-super-cheap-10-dollar-hanging-ski-rack/ However, I decided they didn't fit my needs, and they were honestly a little hard to follow.  So here's my attempt.

DIY Christmas Tree Watering System

My family loves having a live Christmas Tree every year.  What does a live tree need to stay alive?  Water! The Base I have for the Christmas Tree has a pretty good well in it, but with a live tree, it needs to be filled at least twice a day, and four or five times a day the first few days. For years, I've been using a dipstick / funnel combo to check the water level, and refill it without having to bend over and crawl under the tree. It worked really well, especially when I had presents under the tree. I've always wanted to purchase one of the external reservoirs, but I've never seen one that I've liked. This year we're leaving for the weekend a few weeks before Christmas, so I needed one to try to keep the tree alive. Read on to see how I made one.