This Online Group Is All About Appreciating Woodworking Skills, And Here Are Their 103 Best New Posts

While the internet’s full of various creative groups and intriguing pages that capture your attention, some of these digital niches are so special and wondrous, you don’t ever want to leave. And the r/woodworking subreddit, with a whopping 3 million members and nearly 13 years of online presence, is one of those groups that keeps you loggging in.

The group is dedicated to everything and anything to do with woodworking and carpentry, whether the projects are done as a hobby or professionally. 

Grab your saws, axes, chisels, and sandpaper, dear Pandas—we’re about to groove our way deep into the wondrous world of working wood. Saw a project that you absolutely loved? Give the photo an upvote and go visit the subreddit to show your appreciation. PS—for some more DIY inspiration, check out Bored Panda’s earlier article about the r/woodworking right here.

#1 I Built This Ceiling Lamp Out Of Oak

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#2 Imagine The Look On My Face When My Boss Said “You’ll Be Lead Carpenter On This Stair Job” When I Had Never Made A Single Tread Before. Lots Of Work By Lots Of People, I Can’t Take All The Credit, But Damn If I Didn’t Pour My Blood And Sweat Into This Staircase

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#3 My Latest Piece Made From Clear Cedar Scraps From A Deck We Built Not Long Ago. A Little V-Day Gift For My Wife

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If you’re like me, you might be itching to get into woodworking after staring at these cool projects (I especially loved the owl art piece, but what about you?). I gave it a go when I was little, but back then, I didn’t have the patience and willingness to fail to see my projects to the end.

While I personally know the most simple principles of working with wood (go with the grain, take your time, wear gloves, be careful with the electric saw, don’t expect to finish everything in a single day), they don’t even scratch the varnished surface. Like all skills, carpentry takes time and diligence to master. And the best way to learn is to get stuck in, instead of reading tips on the net.

#4 Carved An Owl, A Bit Different

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#5 My Friend And I Wanted A Boat So We Built One :) Nothing Fancy But We Enjoyed Having To Forge Out Rib Supports, Bend Planks, Collect Sap To Make Pitch, And Do A Few Other Interesting Things

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#6 Milo's Treat Box. It's A Box. For Treats. For Milo

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If you want to give woodworking a go, start off with a very simple, tiny project and see how you feel about it. After all, it’s best to give a new activity a go and check if you actually enjoy it before buying all of those expensive power tools. Instead, get some cheap and simple tools and some sandpaper to start things off.

Better yet, check your garage to see if there are any leftover tools from previous generations (just remember to oil them before using them so you don’t hurt yourself)) or even pop over to your DIY expert neighbor’s home to borrow theirs for a spell. You never know, they might even give you some great advice or even agree to help you out with the fundamentals.

#7 One Of My First Few Epoxy And Wood Working Projects. What Do You Think?

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#8 I Bought Myself A Tablesaw And To Test It, I Built This Little Birdhouse. Many Lessons Learned With This Fun Little Project

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#9 Posted This Awhile Back Before It Was Done. Got A Few Requests To See It Completed With Books Of It, So Here It Is!

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The ‘Woodworking’ subreddit will be celebrating its 13th birthday on August 27, so if you enjoyed these photos or you’re a woodworking enthusiast yourself, consider joining the subreddit or at least popping in and saying a quick ‘hello there.’

Earlier, my colleague Liucija had a chat with one of r/woodworking’s main moderators, Joseph aka Joelav. He told Bored Panda that the online group was created as a “place for woodworking redditors to get together and exchange ideas, techniques, advice, and projects.”

#10 I Carved This Portrait Pipe Out Of Briar Wood

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#11 Still Weaving As The Seasons Change.. So Close To Wrapping This On Up!

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#12 Under Stairs Pandemic Project - Update - Mostly Conplete

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Back in February, the community had 2.7 million members and has gained an additional 300k in the months since then. It really has “grown from humble roots” and is now visited roughly a quarter of a million times each and every day. That’s the sort of popularity that you can’t get without quality content, so it goes to show that the subreddit is built on solid foundations.

#13 What Is This And Where Do I Find The Plans?

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#14 Another Jewellery Box I Made. Made From Maple Wood, And The Interior Is Yellow Velvet

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#15 Built Some Stairs Down To The Ocean, And A Drinking Spot Half Way Down

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The core rule that the entire r/woodworking community is built around is originality of content: people can only share the things and projects that they made themselves, they can’t just post random cool things they found while searching the net or saw IRL. “This keeps our content original and organic,” Joseph told Bored Panda earlier.

#16 Reef Coffee Table

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#17 I Drove Across The USA Visiting A Sawmill In Every State And Made A Map Of Local Woods! (Info On The Woods In Comments)

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#18 When You Tell Your Retired Cabinet Building Father In-Law That The Guys From Home Depot Said No To What I Wanted Designed For My Kitchen. He Said “Meet Me In My Shop”

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#19 Bunk Beds I Built For Grandchildren

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#20 Old Piano To Bookcase Using Lid As Back

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#21 Recently Finished Up This Sculpture, Will Be Raffling It Off Soon To Raise Money For St. Louis Children’s Heart Center!

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#22 I Know Epoxy Tables Can Sometimes Get A Bad Rap, But I'm Really Proud Of How This Black Walnut & Black Epoxy Coffee Table I Made Turned Out

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#23 Just A Girl With Her First Woodworking Project Ever! Now We Have Some Spoiled Chickens

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#24 A Chair I Made Last Year That I Need To Find A Home For!

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#25 Marvel Mayhem. Made From Different Woods. All Natural-No Stains Or Dyes. Collaboration With Tom Whalen. 3’x2’

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#26 Vlad The Builder: Project #(We Lost Count)

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#27 A Recent Pool Table We Built

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#28 Built A Cedar Planter To Add Some Nice Curb Appeal To My Home

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#29 I Put My (Purple) Heart Into This Box. Engagement Ring For My (Soon-To-Be) FiancĂ©e I’ve Been With For Three Years. Wish Me Luck

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#30 I Made A Kitchen For My Tiny Flat In Frankfurt. It’s Made From Alder And Poplar. The Frameworks Are Made Traditionally With Mortise And Tenon. The Small Unit Next To Fridge Has A Cool Wooden Drawer, The Sliding/Moving Parts Are Made From Oak

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#31 Chicken Coop I Made From All Recycled Materials

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#32 I Replaced The Washer And Dryer In My Kitchen With A Wet Bar. Now It’s Time To Drink

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#33 My End Grain Chessboard And Table Saw/Miter Saw Pieces. Thanks For Looking!

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#34 I Built This Chaise Lounge For My Wife

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#35 Brass, Oak, And Shou-Sugi Sideboard

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#36 Viking Style Chest I Made For My Wife. The Carvings Are Inspired By The Carvings Found On The Oseberg Ship

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#37 Life Story Scroll Saw Art

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#38 Threw My Best Friends A Baby Shower Today And Surprised Them With These. Tears All Around

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#39 Great Family Friend Said “I’ll Show You How To Build Cabinets, Come To My House” Great Experience, Frick Ton Of Work

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#40 Hoot Hoot. Made This Out Of Birch Wood. 7 Layers

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#41 Stressful Joint!

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#42 Mickey’s Christmas Carol! This Is Made From All Natural Wood. No Stains Or Dyes

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#43 Geometric Art Piece I Created And Installed For A Friend.

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#44 A Hutch I Built

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#45 Ended Up Making 5 Of Them

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#46 What Do You Think?

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#47 I Built Me A Wall And TV-Bench With Integrated TV And Speakers. Great Fun. The Wood Is Ash

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#48 Made A Kitchen Knife Sheath In Walnut With A Magnetic "Lock"

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#49 1 Month And A Little Over 80 Hours And The Two Philip Morley Lounge Chairs Are Finished

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#50 I Made A Walnut & Resin Nightstand To Match The Bed I Made Last Year

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#51 A Little Under Cabinet Spice Drawer I Built. So Satisfying And It Really Makes Finding The Right Spice A Breeze

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#52 Mid-Century Inspired Walnut Desk I Built

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#53 Surprised My Mom With New Pantry Cabinets While She Was Out Of Town

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#54 Mud Room Done

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#55 Beside The Garden Wall...

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#56 5 Eleven Foot Posts I Turned On My Circa 1850 Lathe. Had To Cut One In Half The Long Way Too

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#57 Cedar Porch I Built A Couple Years Back For Our New House

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#58 Built This For My Wife. I’m Jobless Due To Covid, She Posted A Pic And I Started Getting Orders, Guess I’m A Woodworker Now

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#59 Finished My First Cutting Board! 14.5" By 20" By 1.6". Inspired By The Works Of Mc Escher

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#60 Dog Station With Style

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#61 A Bath Table I Made For My Girlfriend. The Cube Is A Door Stop. Dont Mind The Poor Finish On That, It Was Intended To Be On The Floor

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#62 Chip Carved Black Walnut Bowl With A Strip Of Colorful Skateboard Deck

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#63 First Violin Is Finished!

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#64 With 11 Days To Spare Before The Due Date Of My First Child, I Finished The Crib. It’s Been Such A Journey And Learning Experience But I’m So Proud Of How It Came Out And Can’t Wait To See The Little One Sleep In It! Full Build Album In The Comments

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#65 Couldn’t Find A Proper Lunchbox So I Made One...

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#66 Not Nearly As Complicated As Most Of The Stuff On Here, But I Made A Mud Kitchen For My Kids Outside

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#67 Whale Carving Process

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#68 Finally Finished This Baby Gate You All Helped Me With A Couple Months Ago. A Lot Of Weekend Hours. I’m Very Proud Of My First Hardwood Project!

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#69 My Son And I Have Recently Started To Make Robots Together

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#70 4’ Wall In My Shop Is Organized

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#71 My Second Piece Of Furniture. Only Took 4 Months And $1k In Walnut

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#72 I Make Custom Lighting From Bent Ash/Oak - Here Is A Piece I Completed A Couple Weeks Back

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#73 My Grandfather Recently Passed. He Left Me His Entire Shop. Here's To Building In His Honor

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#74 Submarine Shaped Retirement Shadow Box Made From Hard Maple. Includes LED Lights

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#75 Pure Tung Oiled Eastern Pine Floors In My New House

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#76 A Pile Of Logs I Stacked A Few Years Ago

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#77 Not As Impressive As A Lot Of The Stuff I See Here, But I Just Wrapped Up My First Set Of Doors And I’m Proud Of How They Turned Out

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#78 From Log To Livingroom. 325 Year Old White Oak That Blew Down In A Storm

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#79 New Dust Collection Has A Washable Hepa Filter Too Hahah

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#80 Hope You All Like This Kumiko Lamp I've Been Working On - Hand Tools Only With My Tiny Workbench

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#81 My First Project. Took Me A Shameful 3.5 Weeks, Made Every Mistake Imaginable, And It Only Looks Good From A Distance. But... I Finished It. With The Help Of You Guys. Here's To Many More Floating Things Stuck To Walls

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#82 Mineral Sculpture

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#83 Secret Room Tardis. Our Son Always Wanted A Secret Room So I Built Him This Dr Who Tardis. It’s Bigger On The Inside!

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#84 Mud Room Lockers

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#85 Ash Desk, My Work

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#86 About To Become A First Time Dad, So This Will Be The Last Humidor I Build For Some Time!

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#87 I Build Myself A Loft Bed. It's My First Real Build. It Came Off Better Than Expected, Kinda Proud Of It

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#88 Cedar Strip Canoe Complete! An Ambitious Quarantine Project

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#89 My First Skull Carving..i Wanted It To Be More Cartoonish Then Authentic More Like Army Of Darkness Skeleton..what Do You Think?

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#90 First Chair (Really First Furniture In General)

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#91 Yoga Stuff Shelf For My Wife

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#92 My First Vendor Show 3 Years Into The Hobby. A Big Milestone For Me

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#93 Just Finished An All Cedar Fence All On Our Own. Hands Don't Agree But Totally Worth It

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#94 Our DIY Modern Fence

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#95 My Soon-To-Be 4 Year Old Asked For A ‘Captain America Box’ For His Birthday; Here’s What He’s Getting. Walnut With Maple, Sapele, Teak And Indian Rosewood

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#96 My New Mailbox

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#97 I Made A Snowy Peak Mountain Holder/Stand For My V60 (Coffee) Filters. Meranti Wood And Danish Oil. Only Cost About $15 For Wood, (And $1500 For Tools). Wife Loves It

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#98 Made A Guitar Out Of 45 Old Skateboard Decks. Turned Out Pretty Cool I Think

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#99 I Restored The Circa 1910 Door In My Room To Its Original Glory! It Was Covered In 4 Layers Of Latex Paint And Very Crusty Varnish! This Is My First Woodworking Project (I'm 14) And I'm Going To Try To Restore Our Other Original Doors!

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#100 This Awkward Little Gap Has Been A Mess For Ages. Perfect Spot For Some Made To Measure Woodworking

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#101 Outdoor Bench With A Built-In Planter I Built For My Girlfriend’s Birthday

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#102 New Sideboard I Just Finished Up

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#103 A Few More Square Bowls I Did Earlier This Week

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