Wood book holder stand

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Using a few (literally three) pieces of scrap wood, make your own wood book rest / wood bookmark and check out the hottest reads of Summer 2018.

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Wood Cookbook Stand: The cookbook holder made from fir wood free your hands when cooking. The front metal support keeps the recipe page stable for clear reading. Compatibility: The size of the cookbook stand after assembly is 9.5*7.9*12.8 (inches). Used as a stand for cooking, reading, studying, and watching to hold various thick or thin books, tablets, and other electronic gadgets. Pull-out Stand: Pull-out cookbook holder has a simple design and stable structure. Adjust the distance and…

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A homemade book stand for the man in your life, just in time for fathers day. I saw this bookstand on Pinterest a while back and know I had to make one. It totally elevates the classiness of your nightstand and can be made in an afternoon and for about $6 for 2.... Supplies: a 1"x12"x4ft piece of lumber (could probably use a 1"x8"x4ft piece) wood glue clamps (either welding or wood glue-ing clamp) table saw book for sizing (optional) Alright all you handy ladies out there, lets get brave and…

A homemade book stand for the man in your life, just in time for fathers day. I saw this bookstand on Pinterest a while back and know I ...

Awhile back I saw a really cool reclaimed wood cookbook/tablet stand advertised in a catalog. But the $110 price tag was a big "no, thanks" for me. Here is a tutorial on my version with plenty of options for you to customize a couple of your own.All of the materials used were on hand, so there was no cost involved other than an afternoon of our time. In the complete blog, I offer tons of suggestions for alternate materials, trim and finishes. Check it out!