@@CLove511what does that mean? That is a simple cute towel rack. I love the big nail gun, its not a simple gun but you can always use an old time hammer if you want it, anymore simple.
One tip from a woodworker -- those joints and brad nails won't have much stay-together power because they're going into the ends of the short pieces. Be sure to add wood glue prior to nailing, and that should help this last.
Another good tip would be to use some pre-stain conditioner. The inexpensive big box “white wood” doesn’t take stain very well. Pre stain wont change the game but it certainly helps
Are people really so helpless that they can't use a hammer and nails (or screws or round dowels) unless it's in the video? I would bet my entire paycheck *that* person isn't going to actually make this either way.
Big box stores will cut wood for you. Drill works just as well. If you're going to DIY you should invest in a drill. If you can't get one or borrow one, a hammer and nail will work. As someone else stated, good idea to glue too. Black Friday and holidays good time to get good deals on power tools, especially the packages of multiple tools. Make sure you can grip and lift them easily. Some are more friendly for women's hands. Also auctions are a great place to find deals, find an auction that deals with a lot of estates and downsizing. Make sure you can try them out, and if possible bring someone who knows what to look for if you don't. Good luck.
@@larrainehowell5679they’ll cut it in the US too, but that’s different than milling it and cutting it into any size pieces you want. Like they don’t have tablesaws at Home Depot set up to turn a rough 1x4 into several square 1x1 dowels.
Do yourself a favor, go to your nearest hardwood dealer, ask for the same pieces in your favorite wood species and do the same project. Try wiping on some Danish oil or similar for the finish. It'll look a billion times better and cost only a little bit more than pine
Hardwood can cost quite a bit more than pine. Like I pay $3 for a 1x6x8 of rough pine and Walnut is like $45. Buying it already S4S as a DIY’er would probably need to is going to be double.(unless they happen to know someone with a jointer, planer, and tablesaw.)
1. Cut off the orange painted end first so you have a smooth end and don’t need to cover it with filler 2. Use wood glue to reinforce the joints. Nailing into end grain is just asking for it to slip out. Put a skim coat of glue on the end grain, let it dry, then glue the pieces together like normal. The thin dried glue layer will fill some of the end grain pores and result in a better joint. 3. Use a pre-stain conditioner before applying stain. It’ll take out some of those splotches you see all over her finished product. Especially true with pine. 4. Secure to the wall with anchors (2 on top, 2 on bottom) since this is too narrow to reach 2 studs.
You forgot to add that a finish that is going to help the wood survive the moisture of a bathroom is needed as well; there is no way that thing is going to last long if it is getting exposed to moisture everyday.
I don’t find the pre-conditioner even helps much with pine and regular stain. It looks like crap half the time. Still working out the best way to make pine look better.😂
I was wondering the same thing at least she ain't teaching math maybe home Depot worker tricked her in buying extra told her yeah u gonna need 4 she came home said it then start building 😅
She used all 4 pieces. She used the first piece to cut four, 4 inch pieces. The second piece to cut two, 9 inch pieces. The remaining two pieces were for the long side.
Or buy 2 pieces that are full size 2"x2"x8', ( instead of 4 pcs at 2"x2"x2') then cut them to the sizes you need, you have the same amount of wood but for a few dollars less
I was wondering why there were 4 pieces? I thought they were 1x1x8 🤷♀️ They are 2x2? That's why she needed 4 pieces because 4 at 4" and 2 at 9"= 34" Absolutely get 8' piece. If they are only 24" long you would need 1 2x2x8 cause you would only need 82". I don't think 24" is long enough. I would make them 30" long and it would come out to 94" so 1 8' piece would be enough. Thank you for mentioning the 2x2. I thought it was 1x1. 🤦♀️
Realistically, if you want to recreate that hideous rubbish, get a cheap hand saw and if you can't cut straight get a mitre box, then you just need some nails and a hammer, it's doable but once you get the supply's build something else.
Ahh, very easy diy, you just have to implode a star in the other room, the gravitational pull of the supermassive body will be enough to hold it on the wall in the room next to it.
@@danielhoward8354 so it wouldn't make the joint stronger? Only holding towels, but one finish nail is likely to start pulling out when you try to cram that last one in.
This is cute but definitely exposes towels to bacteria if people don’t close the lid when they flush. Most of my guests don’t close the lid before they flush and it drives me bonkers.
I’m hesitating after reading so many negative comments but here goes. For a beginner, a drill is a great first tool. Drill a 1/4” hole thru the joint. Then apply glue to the joint and a dowel rod. It will give you a stronger joint. After sanding everything smooth and flush, apply a stain pre-conditioner when using soft woods like pine or spruce. It will pop the grain so give it another light sanding to smooth the surface. Now apply your stain. If you don’t do the conditioner. Then use a clear coat to seal the stain or your towels might get stained also. 😢 Otherwise, great project! Keep it up. 🎉
You do realize the first video for a DYI beginner should be a tutorial on what are the essential power tools to start with… this project would look a lot different with a saw and a hammer!… lol but that said I appreciate learning how to start with some simpler projects..😅
OH WOW!!!! THAT is something even I can do and I have lost my peripheral vision in my left eye!! 👍🏻 (My husband send this to me with a (👁️ KNOW you can do this!) Funny guy! BUt this looks FABULOUS and I love Dixie Belle (Spelling?) Stain BUT…..for me, I have been trying an odd way to do smaller wood projects like this…..It is going to sound crazy but I do not have a nail gun (YET as hubby is a bit…..”hesitant” to get me a power tool that could truly hurt him if I “missed” LOL! I promised him I would NOT MISS! Mwahahahaha!) I use a matte lacquer finish (I use a spray bottle and while it is NOT as economical it is easier for me to use and I like the finish better) and just one coat will do as long as you get everywhere and there aren’t any spots that are without or it will make the next step look “sloppy”……THEN I use a SPRAY PAINT of whatever kind in whatever color I like and then I go back and use the Matte lacquer as the finish (Sometimes I DO need to use two coats and maybe three on the small wood piece I am making depending on the color but using a matte Lacquer as a “Base Coat” was something I discovered by accident and it has really changed how some of my smaller pieces turn out! They have a real depth to them and look as if I have used 2-3 finishing coats. I sold you it would sound crazy! NB: as for the person that said “No beginner DYI (U mean DIY?’er)has a nail gun.” And then a laugh face. Actually I know a LOT of friends that have been following a few DIY’ers on You Tube and they have saved many projects and decided that was it, they were MAKING STUFF THIS SUMMER and setting up an area in their garage for the yucky Winter Time. So….that is not fair, nor is laughing. As for myself, I do not have one (YET, and trust me, I WILL WIN THIS ONE…….) BUT what I DO have is a set of GOOD quality clamps (I figure I will use these forever no matter what I am making) a Glue Gun that I use GORILLA GLUE STICKS WITH and of course Gorilla Glue as well as E6000. I use the Hot Glue as an instant hold and depending on what I am making, the Gorilla Glue or the E6000 is the long term HOLD I need and I have not had ANYTHING fall apart even a bit or become “wobbly”. There isn’t any excuse and if you know how to drill a pilot hole (look it up) and use the right size screw for the size of wood you are crafting or creating with, you do a LOT with an electric screwdriver if you do not have the funds for an Electric Drill yet!) ANYTHING can be done and done well if you just learn different techniques to suit your skill set or your tool kit. Friends come over all of the time and ask where I got something new they haven’t seen before and when I tell them I MADE IT, I usually have to pull out the YT Tutorial and show them (They are asking where I bought something a lot LESS and asking ME to make them one a lot MORE as of late…….hmmm……..side hustle LOL.) Basically it is all about your creative side of your 🧠 and your attitude. MORE ‘CAN do’ and less ‘CAN’T’ with excuses and you too will have some cool looking pieces in your home that LOOK AS GOOD as the time and attention you put in it, in detail. 👍🏻
"This perfect BEGINNER project"..."Grab 4 of these square dowels"...aka NOT A Dowel, side not, it is cheaper to just get 2 8ft - 2x2's if you are cutting them up anyway. "Then grab your NAIL GUN" because every beginner has an air compressor and NAIL GUN
Seriously...? Really? Let's build gramna's cute new tiny house from the cartons my new fridge came in! Simply take your crafting glue gun and some really cute shelf paper. OMG... it'll be awesome.
Not for beginners . Beginners usually don't have power tools like that. They might have a hammer, a screw driver and some nails and paint, and maybe, just maybe some wood glue.
Definitely NOT easy if you’re a beginner bc she’s not showing them how they’d do it without her tools! It can be easy had she explained stores can cut them and perhaps show ways a beginner can without her tools accomplish her project but she instead showed all the big tools that most beginners wouldn’t even know what they are or likely even have…
Yeah cause every first time DIyer has a nail gun and compressor and a Compound slide mitre saw. Get real and do the same project with more basic tools that most people have or could get access to easily and cheaply.
Golly, all you need is hundreds of dollars of equipment and some simple dowels? How about a "simple" project that uses just hand tools and perhaps a dril?
humm I wonder how many beginners have a table saw a nail gun sander and a large compressor .maybe if you used a drill. screws and sanding block it would be considered a beginner project
Na brads have no head and will fail after a while as the wood dries and shifts with humidity. That stain is not good enough. It's like a sewing needle...
OH NOOOO BABY girl!!!! OH NOOO YOUR GOING TO LEARN THE HARD WAY I PROMISE WE ALL LEARN LIKE THAT… one day that nail is going to catch wrong kick to the side and run straight threw you nail or finger and Stab you all the way threw I PROMISE YOU
No beginner DYI has a nail gun. 😂
Just use drywall screws like everyone else... 🤣
Whoops I forgot, "Beginner DIY" means "I'm too stupid to figure out another method than what's in the video"
😂😂
@@CLove511what does that mean? That is a simple cute towel rack. I love the big nail gun, its not a simple gun but you can always use an old time hammer if you want it, anymore simple.
Boy at that the truth!!!
One tip from a woodworker -- those joints and brad nails won't have much stay-together power because they're going into the ends of the short pieces. Be sure to add wood glue prior to nailing, and that should help this last.
Thanks for your knowledge
I was going to comment the same!
Yeah i was gonna say hope they arent holding anything other than a fart
Another good tip would be to use some pre-stain conditioner. The inexpensive big box “white wood” doesn’t take stain very well. Pre stain wont change the game but it certainly helps
I was just about to say the same thing. Gotta have that extra layer of support for the nails.
Lol, I don't mean this to be snarky, but if you're demonstrating a beginner DIY project, maybe use a hammer and nails and not a nail gun? 🤷♀️🙂
Are people really so helpless that they can't use a hammer and nails (or screws or round dowels) unless it's in the video?
I would bet my entire paycheck *that* person isn't going to actually make this either way.
😂😂😂😂 I do not even have those.
@@CLove511sorry, I cant agree with you, today, air makes everything easier and don’t forget the safety glasses …
@@mshum538 sounds like you do and misunderstood what I was saying
I love how you think that someone doing their first DIY project already has several power tools.
This can be accomplished with a handsaw, a few nails, and a hammer.
Big box stores will cut wood for you. Drill works just as well. If you're going to DIY you should invest in a drill. If you can't get one or borrow one, a hammer and nail will work. As someone else stated, good idea to glue too. Black Friday and holidays good time to get good deals on power tools, especially the packages of multiple tools. Make sure you can grip and lift them easily. Some are more friendly for women's hands. Also auctions are a great place to find deals, find an auction that deals with a lot of estates and downsizing. Make sure you can try them out, and if possible bring someone who knows what to look for if you don't. Good luck.
@@serenakoleno9338 That's all really good advice. Thanks for taking the time to be supportive.
Don’t forget paying $20.00 for a $4 piece of wood
It says beginner diy... This could be someone who bought some tools wanting to learn how to make things 🤷♂️
don’t call beginner project and say “…use your nail gun..”😂
Exactly what I was thinking lol
Seems like a you problem, if you're not going to buy the tools then you're not going to diy. U can get 3 nail guns and a compressor for 300
Believe it or not you an use a hammer too
@@Billybob-go8hn I have several hundred tools but I still don't have a nail gun.
@@elobiretv Yeah so the video should have shown how to do it with a hammer instead of power tools that 99% of beginners will not have access to.
I can’t believe they’re selling 35 cents worth of wood for $5
If you don't have a table saw to dimension your own lumber, then you pay for the convenience of having it pre-milled.
@@CLove511 man, I wish my chisels were as sharp as you.
@@jaush69 😂👍 good one
@@CLove511 In the UK any store that sells wood will cut it to your dimensions free of charge.
@@larrainehowell5679they’ll cut it in the US too, but that’s different than milling it and cutting it into any size pieces you want. Like they don’t have tablesaws at Home Depot set up to turn a rough 1x4 into several square 1x1 dowels.
I would also add some glue between the nailed members!
Was gonna suggest the same thing. Great idea! Hate to see it fall apart months later
Too flimsy!
Yes, otherwise forget it.
Came here for this.
Thinking the same. Hell…screw it and plug it. Almost as easy and definitely stronger than brad nails. Looks nice though.
Do yourself a favor, go to your nearest hardwood dealer, ask for the same pieces in your favorite wood species and do the same project. Try wiping on some Danish oil or similar for the finish. It'll look a billion times better and cost only a little bit more than pine
Hardwood can cost quite a bit more than pine. Like I pay $3 for a 1x6x8 of rough pine and Walnut is like $45. Buying it already S4S as a DIY’er would probably need to is going to be double.(unless they happen to know someone with a jointer, planer, and tablesaw.)
99% of 1st time DIYers do not have a nail gun
$500 towel rack at least!! Air gun, nails, compressor, hose, sander, batteries, sand paper, brushes, stain and oh yeah.. the dowels.
Wear safety spec.s £20 ! Eyes....priceless.
Square dowels. They’re in aisle 14 next to the board stretcher
I can’t live without my board stretcher
It literally says square dowel on the price tag.
Where is the knot hole remover?
1. Cut off the orange painted end first so you have a smooth end and don’t need to cover it with filler
2. Use wood glue to reinforce the joints. Nailing into end grain is just asking for it to slip out. Put a skim coat of glue on the end grain, let it dry, then glue the pieces together like normal. The thin dried glue layer will fill some of the end grain pores and result in a better joint.
3. Use a pre-stain conditioner before applying stain. It’ll take out some of those splotches you see all over her finished product. Especially true with pine.
4. Secure to the wall with anchors (2 on top, 2 on bottom) since this is too narrow to reach 2 studs.
You forgot to add that a finish that is going to help the wood survive the moisture of a bathroom is needed as well; there is no way that thing is going to last long if it is getting exposed to moisture everyday.
I don’t find the pre-conditioner even helps much with pine and regular stain. It looks like crap half the time. Still working out the best way to make pine look better.😂
Cut off the ends, painted or not, they are rarely square or plumb and the glue will hold better on fresh wood than old or painted.
Glad you didn't mention the nail-gun!!
You're gonna need 4 of them... then proceeds to use 3 LOL
Glad it's not just me! I kept wondering what the heck you're supposed to do with the fourth one
I was wondering the same thing at least she ain't teaching math maybe home Depot worker tricked her in buying extra told her yeah u gonna need 4 she came home said it then start building 😅
Instructions are bad, no beginners have a nail gun or power saw.
She used all 4 pieces. She used the first piece to cut four, 4 inch pieces. The second piece to cut two, 9 inch pieces. The remaining two pieces were for the long side.
Or buy 2 pieces that are full size 2"x2"x8', ( instead of 4 pcs at 2"x2"x2') then cut them to the sizes you need, you have the same amount of wood but for a few dollars less
Or even better yet, ask them to cut the 8' to the sizes you need for you! Now you just sand and assemble. But don't forget the glue!
I was wondering why there were 4 pieces? I thought they were 1x1x8 🤷♀️ They are 2x2? That's why she needed 4 pieces because 4 at 4" and 2 at 9"= 34" Absolutely get 8' piece. If they are only 24" long you would need 1 2x2x8 cause you would only need 82". I don't think 24" is long enough. I would make them 30" long and it would come out to 94" so 1 8' piece would be enough. Thank you for mentioning the 2x2. I thought it was 1x1. 🤦♀️
Lemme go buy a circular saw and a nail gun so I can make a wooden towel holder.
You totally should.
Realistically, if you want to recreate that hideous rubbish, get a cheap hand saw and if you can't cut straight get a mitre box, then you just need some nails and a hammer, it's doable but once you get the supply's build something else.
Wood glue works wonders. You could grab a towel the wrong way and rip that thing to shreds if it's only got a nail in it
"the perfect first diy project"
"Get your nail gun"
Erm...
Yeah, I’ll just got get my nail gun and air compressor, let’s roll…
Oh fuck, I forgot to buy those.
Why not hammer and nails?
Amazing but how do u attach it to the wall?
For her application, double-sided nano tape could suffice.
Ahh, very easy diy, you just have to implode a star in the other room, the gravitational pull of the supermassive body will be enough to hold it on the wall in the room next to it.
Nice!
A little glue would definitely help
no it wouldnt. Jus holding towels
PL Premium because of the end grain.
@@danielhoward8354 so it wouldn't make the joint stronger?
Only holding towels, but one finish nail is likely to start pulling out when you try to cram that last one in.
@@markchidester6239 I didnt say it wouldnt make it stronger
Use some wood glue, it will make the joints stronger
That's extremely expensive tools oou are using for a $5 towel holder.
Awesome made one this past weekend with my daughter,for her seaside style bathroom ❤
Remember, nails are only there to hold until the glue sets. Keep up the good work.
I don't like the towel holder but its a good video.
This is cute but definitely exposes towels to bacteria if people don’t close the lid when they flush. Most of my guests don’t close the lid before they flush and it drives me bonkers.
Oh my goodness. This is awesome 😊❤. This project is now on my diy list. 👍👍
I’m hesitating after reading so many negative comments but here goes. For a beginner, a drill is a great first tool. Drill a 1/4” hole thru the joint. Then apply glue to the joint and a dowel rod. It will give you a stronger joint. After sanding everything smooth and flush, apply a stain pre-conditioner when using soft woods like pine or spruce. It will pop the grain so give it another light sanding to smooth the surface. Now apply your stain. If you don’t do the conditioner. Then use a clear coat to seal the stain or your towels might get stained also. 😢
Otherwise, great project! Keep it up. 🎉
Your house must be dust free. Or maybe, you change your towel everyday. Towel outside cabinet will gather dust in less than a week.
4 towels last a day in my house. I have 20 towels that I have to wash every week. Maybe she has kids. And most girls use 2 towels at a time.
There she is!! Great as always
Thank you! We back 🤟🏻
You do realize the first video for a DYI beginner should be a tutorial on what are the essential power tools to start with… this project would look a lot different with a saw and a hammer!… lol but that said I appreciate learning how to start with some simpler projects..😅
A Brad nail into end grain? I not sure I'd load it up with all 4 towels in/on there...
Your 1st DIY project involves a chop saw and a nail gun, hahahahahaha!
Step 1 to the easiest beginner diy: get a nail gun and an electric sander
Don't forget the chop saw
Looks beautiful. I just hope you used also some wood glue besides those slick nails;)
Nice idea. Hope it holds. I would have glued the joints.
Add glue also
OH WOW!!!! THAT is something even I can do and I have lost my peripheral vision in my left eye!! 👍🏻 (My husband send this to me with a (👁️ KNOW you can do this!) Funny guy! BUt this looks FABULOUS and I love Dixie Belle (Spelling?) Stain BUT…..for me, I have been trying an odd way to do smaller wood projects like this…..It is going to sound crazy but I do not have a nail gun (YET as hubby is a bit…..”hesitant” to get me a power tool that could truly hurt him if I “missed” LOL! I promised him I would NOT MISS! Mwahahahaha!) I use a matte lacquer finish (I use a spray bottle and while it is NOT as economical it is easier for me to use and I like the finish better) and just one coat will do as long as you get everywhere and there aren’t any spots that are without or it will make the next step look “sloppy”……THEN I use a SPRAY PAINT of whatever kind in whatever color I like and then I go back and use the Matte lacquer as the finish (Sometimes I DO need to use two coats and maybe three on the small wood piece I am making depending on the color but using a matte Lacquer as a “Base Coat” was something I discovered by accident and it has really changed how some of my smaller pieces turn out! They have a real depth to them and look as if I have used 2-3 finishing coats. I sold you it would sound crazy!
NB: as for the person that said “No beginner DYI (U mean DIY?’er)has a nail gun.” And then a laugh face. Actually I know a LOT of friends that have been following a few DIY’ers on You Tube and they have saved many projects and decided that was it, they were MAKING STUFF THIS SUMMER and setting up an area in their garage for the yucky Winter Time. So….that is not fair, nor is laughing. As for myself, I do not have one (YET, and trust me, I WILL WIN THIS ONE…….) BUT what I DO have is a set of GOOD quality clamps (I figure I will use these forever no matter what I am making) a Glue Gun that I use GORILLA GLUE STICKS WITH and of course Gorilla Glue as well as E6000. I use the Hot Glue as an instant hold and depending on what I am making, the Gorilla Glue or the E6000 is the long term HOLD I need and I have not had ANYTHING fall apart even a bit or become “wobbly”. There isn’t any excuse and if you know how to drill a pilot hole (look it up) and use the right size screw for the size of wood you are crafting or creating with, you do a LOT with an electric screwdriver if you do not have the funds for an Electric Drill yet!) ANYTHING can be done and done well if you just learn different techniques to suit your skill set or your tool kit.
Friends come over all of the time and ask where I got something new they haven’t seen before and when I tell them I MADE IT, I usually have to pull out the YT Tutorial and show them (They are asking where I bought something a lot LESS and asking ME to make them one a lot MORE as of late…….hmmm……..side hustle LOL.)
Basically it is all about your creative side of your 🧠 and your attitude. MORE ‘CAN do’ and less ‘CAN’T’ with excuses and you too will have some cool looking pieces in your home that LOOK AS GOOD as the time and attention you put in it, in detail. 👍🏻
Why four? What did you do with the fourth square rod?
In case you screw one up on your first DIY project 😊
First DIY project: Grab your nail gun...
Square Dowels?
1x1 I guess. Maybe Home Depot calls them that.
Mitter saw, nail gun, yeah, lemmy find a couple of thousand worth of tools around the house, I’m pretty sure I got some
"This perfect BEGINNER project"..."Grab 4 of these square dowels"...aka NOT A Dowel, side not, it is cheaper to just get 2 8ft - 2x2's if you are cutting them up anyway.
"Then grab your NAIL GUN" because every beginner has an air compressor and NAIL GUN
Seriously...?
Really?
Let's build gramna's cute new tiny house from the cartons my new fridge came in! Simply take your crafting glue gun and some really cute shelf paper. OMG... it'll be awesome.
Not for beginners . Beginners usually don't have power tools like that. They might have a hammer, a screw driver and some nails and paint, and maybe, just maybe some wood glue.
Haha first DIY project... it's all fine until you need to pull out your nailgun 😂 who tf has a nailgun as a beginner!?!? (Rhetorical question).
Definitely NOT easy if you’re a beginner bc she’s not showing them how they’d do it without her tools! It can be easy had she explained stores can cut them and perhaps show ways a beginner can without her tools accomplish her project but she instead showed all the big tools that most beginners wouldn’t even know what they are or likely even have…
Why pay alot of money to go to college and study to become a Carpentry?🤔 When natural talent is free!💁♀️ Good job👏 I like this talent!
Use Wood Conditiner on Pine BEFORE staining. It will be less blotchy. Pine is the hardest to stain evenly. Pine is also a very cheap lumber.
Yeah cause every first time DIyer has a nail gun and compressor and a Compound slide mitre saw. Get real and do the same project with more basic tools that most people have or could get access to easily and cheaply.
Golly, all you need is hundreds of dollars of equipment and some simple dowels? How about a "simple" project that uses just hand tools and perhaps a dril?
humm I wonder how many beginners have a table saw a nail gun sander and a large compressor .maybe if you used a drill. screws and sanding block it would be considered a beginner project
You go girl !!!!
What a neat idea.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Why does everyone use a miter saw on the ground? It’s not like they’re as heavy as Thor’s hammer. Find a table people.
Na brads have no head and will fail after a while as the wood dries and shifts with humidity. That stain is not good enough. It's like a sewing needle...
Damn everyone is relentless. I thought it was very nice. Everyone wants you to build it to hold up a tank
Beginner DIY….. with a miter saw, nail gun, circular sander, and power drill…...
Handy idea for the towels in places with less storage. Thanks
Why not use a pipe that will last forever? Not only is it just slightly more expensive but it will last a lifetime.
So simple but looks so great!!
CUTE!!
Oo that did not take stain well
A good wood conditioner will make your stain more uniform, less splotchy
Wow ❤❤❤❤
Thank you!
Love it! Looks amazing 💕
The stain looks terrible. You should seal that type of wood before you stain.
Because beginners all have nail guns, chop saws and whatever that sander was… 🙄
Super Idee! Einfach gemacht und sieht dafür aber super aus
Oh so as a beginner I’m behind because I don’t have power tools.
Thanks for sharing
You'll hardly notice that warp lol ps glue before nails
I will do this today please lend me your chop saw and nail gun
Sure, because I totally have a saw, sander, and nail gun
STEP ONE: Buy a nail gun
and a miter saw and a sander lol
are you serious? It looks so trashy. Who would want that?
Everyone doing first DIY has nail gun
Every DIY beginner has a nail gun and fancy saw.
Everyone has a nail gun randomly sitting around.
Love it !
❤cool!
Thanks! You should make one ❤
I would have add a bit of glue to the wood for add strength
Because every beginner has a chop saw and nail gun
🤔 looks like a shoe rack hung on the wall
Perfect. Awesome
This is like the 'beginner' workout videos
Buy 1x1 instead, a lot cheaper
No glue or pre-stain. Just sad...
If a guy did this, we'd say it sucked.
Also love the concept its a nice idea for towels and looks nice❤
Did she say square dowels?!?!?😂
Easy if you have these expensive tools
Or just get a hammer and some nails 😁
Great idea!
Get 4 but use 3? So whats the 4th one for?
Beginner project: "Take your nail gun", lol
Right, beginners are too stupid to figure out a hammer and nails if she didn't show it in the video 🤦🏼
OH NOOOO BABY girl!!!! OH NOOO YOUR GOING TO LEARN THE HARD WAY I PROMISE WE ALL LEARN LIKE THAT… one day that nail is going to catch wrong kick to the side and run straight threw you nail or finger and Stab you all the way threw I PROMISE YOU
So cute❤
Not dowels but hey great purposed
Will HOME DEPOT CUT THEM FOR U??
I love this!
You don't need 4 like she said, I used only 3 square dowel.