DIY Wooden Book Holder: Perfect Gift Idea!

Welcome to our channel! In this video, we're excited to share with you a fantastic DIY project: crafting your very own Wooden Book Holder, the perfect gift idea for book lovers and a versatile spot to place your coffee cup and reading glasses.
Are you looking for a thoughtful and unique gift that combines functionality with craftsmanship? Look no further! Our step-by-step tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a beautiful wooden book holder that not only enhances your reading experience but also adds a touch of elegance to your living space.
This DIY project is suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned woodworkers. With simple materials and basic tools, you can unleash your creativity and personalize your book holder to match your style and preferences.
But wait, there's more! Our wooden book holder isn't just for holding books. Its clever design provides a convenient spot to rest your coffee cup, keeping your favorite beverage within reach as you dive into your latest literary adventure. Plus, you can neatly store your reading glasses on the integrated shelf, ensuring they're always at hand when you need them most.
Join us as we walk you through each step of the process, from selecting the perfect wood to adding the finishing touches. Whether you're making it for yourself or as a heartfelt gift for someone special, this DIY Wooden Book Holder is sure to be a cherished addition to any home.
So grab your tools, unleash your creativity, and let's get started on this rewarding woodworking project! Don't forget to subscribe for more DIY inspiration and creative crafts. Happy crafting!
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[@peterofoz]

That router hold method is impressive :O

[@CraftedbyRay]

Thanks 😊

[@terryh5677]

Great Project I like the router method too. No major things to set up. Wonderful

[@CraftedbyRay]

Thank you!

[@morethanenoughwoodworks7654]

OK- So I'm a tad confused. When you set the saw blade to 67.5 degrees what was actually a 22.5 degree angel (90- 67.5 = 22.5) But then when you cut the other side you said to cut it at the same 22.5 degrees. However, does that mean that you left the saw blade at 67.5 degrees or you actually reset the saw blade at 22.5 degrees? Dumb question perhaps, but I'm just having trouble seeing it in my head.

[@CraftedbyRay]

When you cut the 22.5 degrees on the other side it allows the shape of the triangle on the flat face of the other board I am going to say your questioning my ideas makes it hard for me to figure out hahaha always like a question that makes me think thank you

[@mauricedemers5952]

Great job thank you very much 😊

[@CraftedbyRay]

@@mauricedemers5952 thank you I'm glad you liked it🙂

[@larrystone5749]

Good job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it Keep building

[@CraftedbyRay]

Thank you 😊

[@robertpoetker9218]

What if you don't have a table saw to do this ??

[@CraftedbyRay]

I think it would be possible to cut it with a skillsaw

[@nathanellison594]

Or you can even butt joint it. Also miter saw maybe

[@manofallmasterofnone1020]

Good video!

[@CraftedbyRay]

Thank you!

[@mevsmh8]

How much are you going to sell them for

[@CraftedbyRay]

I think 30 dollars

[@tonywright4361]

So how wide did the base come out?

[@CraftedbyRay]

12 × 4 ¾

[@pray4dropz438]

I like the method to cut steep angles.

[@CraftedbyRay]

Thanks 😊