How to Build Anything: 3 Tools, 3 Boards, 3 Steps

 


Furniture styles might change from one generation to the next, but the basics of wood construction stay the same—measuring, cutting boards to size, and pulling everything together with glue and fasteners. 

The good news is that anyone with a few reasonably-priced power tools and some inexpensive materials from your local DIY home center can learn these steps. The EZ Wood Project Designer gives you an inside look at the tools, materials, and boards you'll need to design and build your own projects.

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