DIY Closet Barn Doors
Posted by Dave Eddy on Oct 06 2016 - tags: diyZelda Etched Mirror of Twilight
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 29 2016 - tags: diyCoffee Mug Rack (Part 2)
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 23 2016 - tags: diyI built a Coffee Mug Rack for Skye’s Christmas gift. My sister Jenny said she liked it a lot so I built a second one for her birthday! This time, the openings were slightly larger to accommodate bigger mugs, and the stain darker.
This is the finish product with a mug I bought her from our favorite Sega game: Toe Jam and Earl.
Pine Faux Beam with Recessed Lighting
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 21 2016 - tags: diyMy house has 2 beams that run through the entire upstairs to hold the roof up. I decided to make a 3rd “fake beam” to run through the center of the ceiling with recessed lighting.
Face Beam with Pine
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 13 2016 - tags: diyNow Open for iOS
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 08 2016 - tags: techUse Now Open to find places around you that are currently open
I created What’s Open 3 years ago, but got a cease and desist for the name and pulled it from the market. Now, I have an LLC in place and a Trademark filed for Now Open, so it’s back up under a new name!
Open this app to see a map that automatically zooms to your current location and shows every place around you that is open - Complete with “food” and “pizza” buttons!
- Find all places around you that are currently open
- See how long you have until a business closes (ie. 30 minutes left!)
- Search for keywords like “pasta”, “Chinese”, “bars”, etc.
- Easily open your favorite maps app for navigation
- Quickly call any place you find
- Share places found on Facebook and Twitter
- Eat at new restaurants, visit new locations!
- Great for finding late night spots
Laser Engraved Horse Name Signs
Posted by Dave Eddy on Aug 31 2016 - tags: diyPine Tongue and Groove Ceiling
Posted by Dave Eddy on Aug 24 2016 - tags: diyI found some 4” (actually 3.5”) wide thin tongue and groove panels from Lowe’s that came with an insanely cheap price tag - 6x 8’ panels for $15. I tore down some old 4’x8’ painted wood paneling from my bedroom ceiling and installed these planks using 1” tack pins and Liquid Nails adhesive. I love the final result that next summer I’ll be redoing my entire upstairs with these planks.
DIY Wood Stained Staircase Risers
Posted by Dave Eddy on Aug 18 2016 - tags: diyMy house had some ceramic tiles on the staircase risers that were… not my favorite. My mom had actually come up with the idea when I first bought the house to cut pieces to fit from a quarter inch sheet of Lauan plywood and stain and seal it - Two years later I finally did it!