Bay windows seem to beg for a built-in window seat. The combo makes a cozy reading nook, plus, by adding a lid, it puts the space to work as storage. Add molding and trim to match the room and your new window seat will fit right into your décor. This is not a difficult project, but it does require basic carpentry skills.
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Fantastic work! Do you have plans to do more videos like this?
MDF is pure garbage..it's compressed and glued cardboard . If you get it wet or have moisture near by ,it will puff up and separate. Use REAL wood instead. Your efforts in any project will be not be a waste of time and money. You can paint it or.seal the wood with shellac or poly-urethane. It will give it beauty and allow it to last a lifetime. I prefer woods like pine, birch or oak..which is the hardest.
Thank you for your in depth steps and materials guide. God bless you:)
Disregard the sarcasm attached to the advice regarding respirator. Classy individuals take the advice and ignore the insults.
I am thinking of building a window seat in my home. However there is a heat duct below it. Any suggestion on how I can extend the vent out to the front?
12:57 b&d makes a cordless tracksaw??????
MDF? Seriously?
I don't know why you would want to hide an outlet. I would have taken the time to relocate it.
All the safety icons for idiots yet the dude cuts MDF without a respirator???!
sad… really sad. i thought you were trying to teach people something
If you need to alert people when to use or not use safety gear then they should not be working with power tools as they would have very little common sense 1:05