I did this (using screws instead of nails) and the lumber alone cost $100. Still affordable compared to buying the island itself, but just for anyone looking to build this today... it’s not $20!
This is so easy n I can even make a coffee table and rustic end tables like this with shorter legs n even a smaller table and make bar chairs with thick seats from an old bed mattress that has very thick sift foam in it. Thank you so easy I gave a set of drills and a picket jig. This us what I'll do and I can make it by myself. I lost all my furniture. You just made my day. I'm starting over and I don't have alot so I gotta do budget friendly fast n easy builds. I can use this in NY small living room fur a small table to sit at by the window when mom or the kids come over for coffee. I can build an island to separate the kitchen n make all 3 rustic . I love this You just made me so happy I was feeling so bad. 😊 u rock
Oh wow, thank you so much for the kind words! We already have a coffee table DIY in this style ready to go for you: th-cam.com/video/Y6edBFj3CnY/w-d-xo.html Good luck with the transition and builds!
I have made so many protects from your vids. Even just hearing the music makes me smile. Thanks so much for all of the videos you guys make. Really makes woodworking fun
Hi my name is Alice and the island is beautiful and easy.I just told my sister last week that I am going to build me a small island for my small tiny kitchen.,Thank you so much for the inspiration....
I love this - I can easily modify this to be a DIY outdoor dining table (it’s just need to be longer) but looks wise and color wise it’s essentially the design I need and most importantly it’s simplistic. Love this.
You guys make great simple to understand videos. That’s the point. People that are critical don’t get it, yeah you may have to adapt your project some but you guys show the project step by step. Thank you
I just made this. My first wood project. I needed a quick tv stand. I used all pine and I added a 4th 1 x 4 on the bottom and 4 across to make a bottom shelf. It looks pretty good! Thanks
I just finished making this table and love it! I used untreated red pine 4x4s for the legs instead. I also used screws instead of nails in case I needed to take off the legs for some reason in the future. It turned out really beautiful. Definitely not $20 tho - more like 60-70. Thanks for the fun project!
Exactly! I was thinking of doing the same. I just appreciate this guys layout and plan. If you want a sturdier table, just do what you did. Better material
Thank you very much for sharing your idea. I just built ours and I am VERY happy with the outcome. Had my doubts about the the nails instead of using screws but the nails work just fine. It's a very sturdy island. Fast, simple, easy, rustic - hubby and I love it! Thanks again!
+Elke McCauley Glad it turned out so well for you! Screws are definitely an option as well, especially with the legs, we just try to make the plans as basic as possible. Thanks for your feedback and enjoy!
Ok. The price of materials is not this low, that aside, I love this TH-cam channel. I recently started building furniture with wood and this channel has inspired many projects. This rustic kitchen island is my latest creation!! Thank you!
Good basic table that I think any beginner can do, even me! As someone goes along and their woodworking skills increase, adjustments can be made. But for me, this is a good starting point. Thanks!
OMG This looks too easy to be real.....I'm gonna try this on a bit smaller scale to make a desk for my home office! I cannot wait! Thanks for the measurements and for listing everything and showing it all step by step.........
Soapzies on a smaller scale I bet you can use 2×4s for the legs and get away from the pressure treated 4×4 he used that everyone is saying not to use in house. sounds great love to see how it turns out
Thanks for the video! I was shocked to see the piece put together without screws and wood glue and more shocked at the pressure treated 4x4's. But it's a great piece for me to make a couple for my craft room and put them on wheels. Along with an additional shelf, I can adjust the build with regular 4x4's and add the glue and screws. Thanks for the ideas!
Thanks, I did this project and wanted to have a high table for my garage. Total cost was about $85. I also added in 4 wheels on the legs which did cost me an additional 20 bucks. While attached the legs to the frame, i figured that 2.5" screws worked better
is clear to see that the two of you have similar style of building. nice to see the cohesion. is a great looking table. the only thing for me, like so many others, is those legs. seal them real good and i'd add a bit more support in the connection to the top. nails wiggle loose over time so maybe a few screws. loved the video so keep them coming. thanks :D
I'm looking to build an inexpensive desk to use while teleworking. I will do this one but make the legs shorter down to 29-30 and account for the top thickness. I like the pipe table but it's a little costly for the short time I need it. Thank you!
I'm SO glad i came across this video. Thanks for sharing with us! The apartment I'm moving to doesn't have an island and I realllllly want one because I love them. I just didn't want to spend too much money on it. This DIY is amazing
I use 2 inch trim head fasteners. You can use wood filler to hide the holes and they wont split the wood. They make the frame allot stronger then finishing nails
Thanks so much for this. I built it pub table height and am looking for appropriate-sized stools. Used sturdy deck screws too rather than nails. Stained it "Sedona Red" and placed it against a wall painted "Hey Honey," with three paintings of cardinals above it. The range of reds and honey-colored wall look so great together and the table is a great height where I can stand and eat or pull up a stool and work/eat/drink a beer with bros. Not $50, by any means, but not a bank-buster either.
Great video guys. I didn't know that you could not use pressure-treated wood indoors. Thank you for the commenters on making that known. Great build I would try in the future.
Absolutely beautiful...I'm about to be house poor and have chosen to make my own furniture, you guys have given me hope that it can happen...the music was great too❤
The Rehab Life Thank you😊 I'll just keep studying your video, the house I s over 50yrs old, and will be delivered in September, it's a total gut job and I'm a single mother, ugh...so maybe in a year I'll be putting my my videos and notes to the test, I'll definitely keep you posted... I'd love to make my own sectional couch, without cutting cost corners, is that possible? Thank again😁
I built one of these many many years ago in my younger years when I had a house with the room to do things like this. Wish I still had mine. Great video😊
@James Smith I work in the Lumber department at home depot. I'm allergic to pressure treated lumber, but I have to handle it anyway so I know exactly what it looks it. Here in the Midwest it's green, I hear it's brown in other parts of the country.
I came across your channel, I was so impressed with this video, and I recently moved. I bought a kitchen table/chairs, but the table is too big for my place, I couldn't get it through the front door. When I saw this video, and I watched it about 5 times ( I said to myself, l can do it) yesterday on my way home I stopped at Home Depot , they have assortment of wood marked down to 70% , since I have a smaller kitchen my project will be a little smaller by 2 feet. I got all the wood for $20 ( they will cut the wood for free) nails were $3ish, they have nails with wood glue on the end. I will take a before/after picture. I have to go back and pickup stain stuff to painted it or I might use chalk paint, I have some left over from another project, I also have x-fine sandpaper.
Thank you for this! I have been looking for ways to get counter space in my small kitchen and this would be perfect. I'd love an island but the kitchen would be crowded. This is perfect!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for doing this DYI kitchen island I need this I'm a person of disability due to me having cancer twice in my life and I want to try this project I hope that I can get someone to help me I appreciate you uploading this video
Well, I finally got over my hesitation and ordered my first compound mitre saw! I have watched this video and most of your others and I can't wait to get started on this project. I am so excited. I have so many of your projects I want to do now that I have seen your videos. I like the way you show step by step how it's done and these seem to be sooo easy. I have a request though! Could you do a video making a workstation/workbench? I'm going to need a place to work on my projects and to store some of my tools!! Keep up the great work and keep the videos coming! This newbie needs the help!
great job im doing this project however the 4x4 were pressure treated for sure (green tint) so i will be gluing (2) 2x4's together which is cheaper than a 4x4 anyways.
I like the stuff you 2 build the only things I do differently when I copy your builds is use pocket holes and carriage bolts and non treated lumber and I know how hard it can be to find untreated 4x4s that are not rough cut
I Like all of your projects a lot, standard lumber, no ripping of boards, and almost no expensive tools required. Do you have any reservations about using treated lumber indoors? I would probably use cedar or untreated Douglass Fir or Hemlock if available When treated lumber is used I would cut and sand it outside while wearing a dust mask. The "brown" treated is supposed to be less toxic than the older "green" treated, but......
I built your kitchen island and it is the highlight iny kitchen 😆. Thank you so much for the awesome video. Do you have a video on chairs that will fit the kitchen island?
I agree with the wood glue and the treated lumber but overall the table turned out rather nice. I would like to know the background music. It's great lounge or driving music
I love this! I'm going to build it with some slight additions. I'm adding half a shelf to place baskets/drawers for extra storage and a kitchen rack with S hooks to hang pots and pans. A question though....the 4x1s on the bottom look like they are about 8" from the ground, if you were to put them higher, I'm thinking like 16"-20" off the ground, would that mess with the stability of the island?
I would have recommended using a good wood glue in addition to the nails. A kitchen island gets a lot of use, and can work itself loose. I would have chosen screws over nails as well.
Well designed projects for young people on a budget. Even your typography is well designed. Cool music and you look like a nice couple - well done both, for all your videos.
I am going to try this. My husband said it's not a good idea because I don't normally build things. I can however, follow directions and can run a saw, so I'm going to attempt it. Except I think I'll use screws because I'm afraid of denting the wood with my clumsy hammering. Wish me luck!
First and foremost, I want to let you know that I love your videos, particularly with the breakdown of what materials are needed. I have made both the headboard and this island. Although this states it is $20 in materials, I paid $60 at my local lumber store. I would highly suggest using screws for the entire project, not nails (especially for the 4x4 legs). I haven't stained it yet as the only 4x4's available to me were "treated", so they will have to dry before I can sand and stain. I love the tutorials and the projects you come up with. Simple and easy to follow for "beginners" working with wood. Obviously professional woodworkers would cringe about nails being used.I would suggest not including a "cost" with your projects because unless you're getting the lumber for free, the prices vary all over the US and outside and will typically cost the average person double (if not more) to make these items.Thanks again!
I did this (using screws instead of nails) and the lumber alone cost $100. Still affordable compared to buying the island itself, but just for anyone looking to build this today... it’s not $20!
It probably was 6 years ago when it was made
You can buy discounted lumber from box stores and it can be cheap.
Lumber went up in the last 8 yrs n what kinda wood did ya buy of course it probably did. 😂 I did it n it cost me less than 100 for the whole bed. 😊
It's mind blowing that a decade ago it only cost $15-30 to make this with new store bought lumber.
This is so easy n I can even make a coffee table and rustic end tables like this with shorter legs n even a smaller table and make bar chairs with thick seats from an old bed mattress that has very thick sift foam in it. Thank you so easy I gave a set of drills and a picket jig. This us what I'll do and I can make it by myself. I lost all my furniture. You just made my day. I'm starting over and I don't have alot so I gotta do budget friendly fast n easy builds. I can use this in NY small living room fur a small table to sit at by the window when mom or the kids come over for coffee. I can build an island to separate the kitchen n make all 3 rustic . I love this
You just made me so happy I was feeling so bad. 😊 u rock
Oh wow, thank you so much for the kind words! We already have a coffee table DIY in this style ready to go for you: th-cam.com/video/Y6edBFj3CnY/w-d-xo.html
Good luck with the transition and builds!
I have made so many protects from your vids. Even just hearing the music makes me smile. Thanks so much for all of the videos you guys make. Really makes woodworking fun
Aw, thanks so much! Glad you like the projects!
Hi my name is Alice and the island is beautiful and easy.I just told my sister last week that I am going to build me a small island for my small tiny kitchen.,Thank you so much for the inspiration....
Built this today and it came out beautiful. Thanks for making it so simple. Enjoy all your videos.
I love this - I can easily modify this to be a DIY outdoor dining table (it’s just need to be longer) but looks wise and color wise it’s essentially the design I need and most importantly it’s simplistic. Love this.
You guys make great simple to understand videos. That’s the point. People that are critical don’t get it, yeah you may have to adapt your project some but you guys show the project step by step. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Made this table today with my son. We had such a wonderful time and it turned out great! Thank you!
That's great! Thanks for watching, sounds like some quality father/son time...
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I just made this. My first wood project. I needed a quick tv stand. I used all pine and I added a 4th 1 x 4 on the bottom and 4 across to make a bottom shelf. It looks pretty good! Thanks
Thanks for watching!
I just finished making this table and love it! I used untreated red pine 4x4s for the legs instead. I also used screws instead of nails in case I needed to take off the legs for some reason in the future. It turned out really beautiful. Definitely not $20 tho - more like 60-70. Thanks for the fun project!
Exactly! I was thinking of doing the same. I just appreciate this guys layout and plan. If you want a sturdier table, just do what you did. Better material
Excellent, easy to make for us that don’t have all those expensive tools used in other videos , easy and simple.
By far the best channel for making furniture!!!!! Especially for newbies who don’t have many tools. So excited to find u guys!!
Awesome, thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for sharing your idea. I just built ours and I am VERY happy with the outcome. Had my doubts about the the nails instead of using screws but the nails work just fine. It's a very sturdy island. Fast, simple, easy, rustic - hubby and I love it! Thanks again!
+Elke McCauley Glad it turned out so well for you! Screws are definitely an option as well, especially with the legs, we just try to make the plans as basic as possible. Thanks for your feedback and enjoy!
Ok. The price of materials is not this low, that aside, I love this TH-cam channel. I recently started building furniture with wood and this channel has inspired many projects. This rustic kitchen island is my latest creation!! Thank you!
Good basic table that I think any beginner can do, even me! As someone goes along and their woodworking skills increase, adjustments can be made. But for me, this is a good starting point. Thanks!
Built this for a birthday gift for a friend! It’s amazing! Thank you for sharing!
OMG This looks too easy to be real.....I'm gonna try this on a bit smaller scale to make a desk for my home office! I cannot wait! Thanks for the measurements and for listing everything and showing it all step by step.........
Soapzies on a smaller scale I bet you can use 2×4s for the legs and get away from the pressure treated 4×4 he used that everyone is saying not to use in house. sounds great love to see how it turns out
Thanks for the video! I was shocked to see the piece put together without screws and wood glue and more shocked at the pressure treated 4x4's. But it's a great piece for me to make a couple for my craft room and put them on wheels. Along with an additional shelf, I can adjust the build with regular 4x4's and add the glue and screws. Thanks for the ideas!
Keep brining more you guys are the best everything is very well layout and it's very much easier once you've proper sizing and cuts
I love how it came together although if I built it I will use glue as well as screws so it hold up over time.
Actually just built this with some left over wood from a job. You guys are awesome. Thank you for the inspiration.
Thanks, I did this project and wanted to have a high table for my garage. Total cost was about $85. I also added in 4 wheels on the legs which did cost me an additional 20 bucks. While attached the legs to the frame, i figured that 2.5" screws worked better
I maid this island and instead of the kitchen its in my home office as a desk with drafting chair. Thanks so much for this easy design. I love it.
Sorry but it's MADE not MAID!
is clear to see that the two of you have similar style of building. nice to see the cohesion. is a great looking table. the only thing for me, like so many others, is those legs. seal them real good and i'd add a bit more support in the connection to the top. nails wiggle loose over time so maybe a few screws. loved the video so keep them coming. thanks :D
I'm looking to build an inexpensive desk to use while teleworking. I will do this one but make the legs shorter down to 29-30 and account for the top thickness. I like the pipe table but it's a little costly for the short time I need it. Thank you!
I'm SO glad i came across this video. Thanks for sharing with us!
The apartment I'm moving to doesn't have an island and I realllllly want one because I love them. I just didn't want to spend too much money on it. This DIY is amazing
Hello guys, I just wanted to say thank you for showing your creativity and making it easy to follow.
wow! you made it so incredibly easy to understand thank you...beautiful table too
You are so welcome!
What an easy project for someone that doesn’t have a lot of tools! Home Depot can cut your boards. Thank you!
Lowes too
Perfect for what I need!! Looks like I have a project in my hands!!
🚗 off to Lowe’s!!
Y'all are amazing thank u so much for doing this video I can t wait. I'll be doing it my self as a woman. AND I GOT THIS!!!! ❤️❤️😂
You DEFINITELY got this!
I use 2 inch trim head fasteners. You can use wood filler to hide the holes and they wont split the wood. They make the frame allot stronger then finishing nails
Yall have the best videos, thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!!
Our pleasure!
Thanks so much for this. I built it pub table height and am looking for appropriate-sized stools. Used sturdy deck screws too rather than nails. Stained it "Sedona Red" and placed it against a wall painted "Hey Honey," with three paintings of cardinals above it. The range of reds and honey-colored wall look so great together and the table is a great height where I can stand and eat or pull up a stool and work/eat/drink a beer with bros. Not $50, by any means, but not a bank-buster either.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I made an island with shelves. Thank you so much!!
I love all your projects. So easy to follow. Thank you!
Can you make a video of an outside pub farmhouse style table? Please.
Great video. I went the Ikea route but could see it being awesome and glad you didn't lose any fingers lol.
I love ur working types and ur dog also
Great video guys. I didn't know that you could not use pressure-treated wood indoors. Thank you for the commenters on making that known. Great build I would try in the future.
Awesome video awesome table I'm going to make this for my new house I'm moving into
Absolutely beautiful...I'm about to be house poor and have chosen to make my own furniture, you guys have given me hope that it can happen...the music was great too❤
Congrats on the new house! Good luck with the builds!
The Rehab Life
Thank you😊
I'll just keep studying your video, the house I s over 50yrs old, and will be delivered in September, it's a total gut job and I'm a single mother, ugh...so maybe in a year I'll be putting my my videos and notes to the test, I'll definitely keep you posted...
I'd love to make my own sectional couch, without cutting cost corners, is that possible?
Thank again😁
I built one of these many many years ago in my younger years when I had a house with the room to do things like this. Wish I still had mine. Great video😊
So simple, yet elegant and rustic.
@James Smith I work in the Lumber department at home depot. I'm allergic to pressure treated lumber, but I have to handle it anyway so I know exactly what it looks it. Here in the Midwest it's green, I hear it's brown in other parts of the country.
I came across your channel, I was so impressed with this video, and I recently moved. I bought a kitchen table/chairs, but the table is too big for my place, I couldn't get it through the front door. When I saw this video, and I watched it about 5 times ( I said to myself, l can do it) yesterday on my way home I stopped at Home Depot , they have assortment of wood marked down to 70% , since I have a smaller kitchen my project will be a little smaller by 2 feet. I got all the wood for $20 ( they will cut the wood for free) nails were $3ish, they have nails with wood glue on the end. I will take a before/after picture. I have to go back and pickup stain stuff to painted it or I might use chalk paint, I have some left over from another project, I also have x-fine sandpaper.
I've watched a couple of your videos now and can't seem to stop..... New Sub here...
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this! I have been looking for ways to get counter space in my small kitchen and this would be perfect. I'd love an island but the kitchen would be crowded. This is perfect!! Thank you for sharing!
Just the video I was looking for! I want to start this project sometime week, perfect for a beginner like me lol thank you 😊
You are so welcome!
I'm In love with the ch already. I want a farmhouse table so badly. I'll use your idea and just make it bigger.
+Creative1 Jaydi You're in luck, we just finished filming the farmhouse table video this week! It should be ready to post in a few days!
+The Rehab Life Omgosh really. ok thx. I'll look out for it.
+The Rehab Life I'm going to steal your table idea.
Thank you so much. I needed to make work bench for my art studio and this will be perfect!
this is my next project and you made it real simple...thanks..great video
Just built this and for the lumber it is now $100. It looks great and went together easy.
New subbie! I'm trying to find affordable diy ideas for my new home. You have cool tutorials to help inspire me. 😊
Thank you so much for doing this DYI kitchen island I need this I'm a person of disability due to me having cancer twice in my life and I want to try this project I hope that I can get someone to help me I appreciate you uploading this video
Well, I finally got over my hesitation and ordered my first compound mitre saw! I have watched this video and most of your others and I can't wait to get started on this project. I am so excited. I have so many of your projects I want to do now that I have seen your videos. I like the way you show step by step how it's done and these seem to be sooo easy. I have a request though! Could you do a video making a workstation/workbench? I'm going to need a place to work on my projects and to store some of my tools!! Keep up the great work and keep the videos coming! This newbie needs the help!
Amazing! Guys, if you find wood expensive, you can ask for throwaway piles or use 2x2s instead of 2x4s
This video.... makes me feel that even i can do this. Thank you so much. I subbed. 😊😊😊
Awesome, thanks so much!
Great job! I love the simplicity of creating this! I hate the videos that make it so complicated trying to follow their directions!!! great job!!!
+CPR4THEBODY - thank you!
YW TFS
That was wonderful. I however would like the table to be a bit taller. Great job!
It's the same height as the countertops. ;)
great job im doing this project
however the 4x4 were pressure treated for sure (green tint) so i will be gluing (2) 2x4's together which is cheaper than a 4x4 anyways.
i love anything about home decoration this channel is great .
Simple design yet effective
This was so satisfying to watch. And I can't wait to make this. Thank you!
you guys are awesome, I am going to try to make the island and farm table. thanks for sharing. God Bless.
Nice! Can a top be added on top like countertop materials?
I like the stuff you 2 build the only things I do differently when I copy your builds is use pocket holes and carriage bolts and non treated lumber and I know how hard it can be to find untreated 4x4s that are not rough cut
Great job and looks fantastic..Thxs for sharing.
I Love your videos!
Please more!
Bless you both.
Sweet doggy!
Build a simple king size bed frame.
Thanks.
Awesome, thanks for watching! Good luck with the bed frame...
really nice my Wife will love it..took note to build one..thanks
I Like all of your projects a lot, standard lumber, no ripping of boards, and almost no expensive tools required. Do you have any reservations about using treated lumber indoors? I would probably use cedar or untreated Douglass Fir or Hemlock if available When treated lumber is used I would cut and sand it outside while wearing a dust mask. The "brown" treated is supposed to be less toxic than the older "green" treated, but......
Perfect work table just add the vises and clamps
Great idea!
Absolutely love it! Will make the exact same one this weekend!!!!!
+BekahTelevision - awesome! Send us a pic when you're done! therehablife@gmail.com
well?! how'd it turn out? 3 years later, has it held up? was it worth the time? i need answers!
You're not talking, I love it.
Looks like the wood is outdoor wood because of its color. Isn’t it treated with formaldahide it’s dangerous to breath if used indoors?
Great table! congrats... Just a question, why did you use nails instead of screws... ty! Cheers from Portugal!
Really Easy to comprehend! Not to much talking Love it. Xoxo
I built your kitchen island and it is the highlight iny kitchen 😆. Thank you so much for the awesome video. Do you have a video on chairs that will fit the kitchen island?
That's awesome! We do have a bar stool video that will work for the island...
If you don't mind sharing. How much did you spend on this table?
lovve itt justt how the Dr. ordered plain and simple cause I can't afford tthose fancy saws and I need to help myself tthank you thank you
I need to try this one!
I agree with the wood glue and the treated lumber but overall the table turned out rather nice. I would like to know the background music. It's great lounge or driving music
I love how easy that was.
Just finished making this it turned out great thanks a little more expensive than $20 though more like close to$ 80.
Great job....It looks very nice!
That was cool and basic and it looked good
I made this but I used screws and wood glue and it’s so sturdy!
I can't wait to make this
This looks amazing, you are my inspiration
I love this! I'm going to build it with some slight additions. I'm adding half a shelf to place baskets/drawers for extra storage and a kitchen rack with S hooks to hang pots and pans. A question though....the 4x1s on the bottom look like they are about 8" from the ground, if you were to put them higher, I'm thinking like 16"-20" off the ground, would that mess with the stability of the island?
Im making this this weekend 🥰
I dig the background music. Looks good.
I would have recommended using a good wood glue in addition to the nails. A kitchen island gets a lot of use, and can work itself loose. I would have chosen screws over nails as well.
It will be my next project, thanks guys
Beautiful work, thank you for sharing
Looks awesome! Please do a book self tutorial !!
Love it. I’ve been looking for a counter top table, those are very expensive. This one will definitely be my next project. Thanks for the idea!
Well designed projects for young people on a budget. Even your typography is well designed. Cool music and you look like a nice couple - well done both, for all your videos.
I am going to try this. My husband said it's not a good idea because I don't normally build things. I can however, follow directions and can run a saw, so I'm going to attempt it. Except I think I'll use screws because I'm afraid of denting the wood with my clumsy hammering. Wish me luck!
Love your videos. Very do-able.
Awesome video! Cant wait to make mine
First and foremost, I want to let you know that I love your videos, particularly with the breakdown of what materials are needed. I have made both the headboard and this island. Although this states it is $20 in materials, I paid $60 at my local lumber store. I would highly suggest using screws for the entire project, not nails (especially for the 4x4 legs). I haven't stained it yet as the only 4x4's available to me were "treated", so they will have to dry before I can sand and stain. I love the tutorials and the projects you come up with. Simple and easy to follow for "beginners" working with wood. Obviously professional woodworkers would cringe about nails being used.I would suggest not including a "cost" with your projects because unless you're getting the lumber for free, the prices vary all over the US and outside and will typically cost the average person double (if not more) to make these items.Thanks again!