Connection is a very powerful tool in our mental health wellness toolboxes. This week, Tina and Serena welcome guest Beth Romanoski to talk about a project that began very organically in their family to get them through some hard times. The Bench Project has spread throughout the country allowing people to connect over common feelings, gratitude, and even leaving some heavy things. Her mission is to inspire and nurture the human spirit by creating a connection through a shared experience one bench at a time. Listen in to this connective conversation!
Reloading Bench Project
Pallet Bench Project: This is a simple pallet bench project I wanted to share with everyone. I was making this for a family night we will be hosting. Though it is a bit crude it does the trick and I like the raw finish.
Ends almost complete, full size Arab horse heads.
Inspired by other Pinterest ideas. An easy six-foot bench made out of weathered pallet, random scrap wood, 2x4s, and one 4x4.
In addition to my usual guitar studies and projects, I’ve been working on some other projects over the summer. I thought I’d share some details of what’s been keeping me busy. At the beginning of …
It started with a plain gray bench in front of my apartment building. Fancier, more colorful benches soon appeared on other blocks. At first I resisted the benches – those are the kinds of things that attract homeless squatters in my park-side neighborhood – but quickly noticed how much the benches changed the way people […]
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My take on a popular project... Bought this old twin bed set at a second hand store for Five bucks. I didn't need the rails for this project. Cut the footb…
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Made this from the plans and went with 2x8’s on top the way a few other folks did (just buy 2 2x8x8’s instead of the plywood). Used a scrap 2X12 for the seat and left the overhang on the back side only for more leg room in the front. Copied another guy’s idea with the trim to stop bullets from rolling off. Rounded a couple corners with a jigsaw and shot the trim with 2” brad nailer and glued that as well. It is heavy, which I like - very stable. So much of an upgrade from the shaky, plastic picnic table I’ve been shooting off of for years! Thank you!
I used the plans for the shooting bench and tweaked the materials. If you break down (2) 7' pallets you'll have plenty of lumber for this project.
A quiet but stoic design, the Ash bench, boasts refined details in expert precision and minimal form. Stocked by Project 82, St. Peters, NSW, Australia.
This weekend project shows you in easy illustrated steps how to make a rustic DIY log bench from leftover lumber after your log home is built.
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Pinterest is dangerous. As in lethal. To my bank balance anyway…This is the Pinterest image that inspired it all – Anybody that knows me knows…
