Ok, so I'm back at it here after missing last week. I've been a little "busy" and haven't been able to do much. After the "Ryetar" a couple weeks ago, I said I was going to concentrate on making instruments for this, but my banjo I've been trying to work on hasn't materialized in a useful way and someone tried to throw out this brand new counter top! Can you believe it?? Anywho, I had found a dresser with no drawers a few weeks prior and had been looking for something to do with it and now I had it! I would replace the ugly monstrosity I created for the bathroom during the early weeks of ReuseThis with something a little nicer and more useful. So I lugged both up the stairs from the dungeon basement and set to work. I must admit that out of all the projects I've done since I started this, this one was by far the simplest and easiest. That being said, it is still the most useful. I screwed the counter to the top of the dresser, leaving enough room on one side to hide the laundry basket so the bathroom would seem cleaner. I then cut some mdf I had found into shelves and nailed them where the drawers would have been creating some useful space to store all the crap that seems to pile up in a bathroom. It took almost no time at all...other then having to recharge my drill battery after every screw...anyone have a used one they want to give me??? Anyways, my ramblings aside, I am planning to put a curtain or something in the front so you don't see all the stuff on the shelves (that was my wife's idea). While building this I also did a little mini-reno of the bathroom to make it look half decent, but I can't put that up here as I actually bought all the material for that (I get paid back). I am sore as hell right now and have neglected my cup of coffee so I am going to go nurse that and post this for your reading pleasure. Have a great week!
Thanks for reading! See you next week!
Thanks for reading! See you next week!
3 comments:
This is really fantastic Ryan! Good J and inovative too!
That looks great!
i really like that ryan.....good idea. one man's junk is another mans treasure. great job.
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