It’s a simple project and can make all the difference when cooking and flipping through pages becomes too chore. Fortunately, with a little creativity, you can easily make a DIY Cookbook Stand that will solve this problem. If you’re a beginner, then you’ll want to get constructed a DIY cookbook stand today.
They provide that little bit of extra space as a drop zone for all those tools, gadgets, and accessories that make cooking more efficient. They provide an excellent place to set glasses and other items because they keep you focused on important things like cooking. Elevating your cookbook off the counter protects it from liquids and grease stains.
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If you want to build this DIY cookbook stand, we’ve done all the hard work for you! All you need to do is hop over to Kreg’s website and check out the full detailed tutorial.Īt the bottom of the tutorial, you’ll also see a link to download the woodworking plans (for free) to get all of the detailed measurements.These DIY cookbooks stand ideas can help to transform your kitchen or your life in unique ways. However, if I were to make this again, I would only need to purchase the wood, hinge, and drawer pull…so the price to build the cookbook stand in the future would be closer to $36.50. **Already on hand: clear lacquer spray, 80 & 150 grit sandpaper, dark walnut stain, white paint for gray wash, wood glue, and all tools required, like the Kreg Pocket-Hole Jig 720Pro and the Kreg 720 micro pocket hole kit** Total Cost of Wood Cookbook Holder – $53.46īecause I had to buy both a whole box of screws and plugs, the price of the cookbook holder ended up being more than I originally thought it was going to be. Kreg micro pocket hole plugs (paint grade) = $9.99.Kreg panhead pocket hole screws (1 ¼”) = $6.97.Note: these costs are, of course, subject to change and may be different in your region.
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Kreg’s website is chocked full of so many easy-to-follow FREE woodworking plans! I promise that you are going to find so much inspiration while you’re there! It is a goldmine! We teamed up with our friends Kreg again for these cookbook stand woodworking plans and we are sharing them online for free, which are now available on !
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Want to learn more? I wrote a super detailed guide & created a video all about how to set up your Kreg 720PRO Pocket Hole and use it, so be sure to check that out too! It’s our favorite hidden weapon for beginning woodworkers! Pocket hole joinery is definitely one of the easiest ways to join wood in woodworking projects. You should clamp it down and it automatically adjusts to match the thickness of your wood, so cool, right? My favorite new feature of 720PRO and 520PRO is the clamp that you don’t have to adjust anymore. The new 720PRO (which we were using for this DIY cookbook stand) and the 520PRO (which replaced the smaller K4 system) were improved a ton, the most noticeable change being that they are easier to set up and use – score. In 2021, Kreg released brand new pocket hole systems that replaced the K4 and K5, and the upgrades are pretty freakin’ awesome. We built tons of projects using our original K5 Pocket Hole Jig, we even have a super detailed guide and video about how to use it that you can check out here. If you’ve been following Making Manzanita for a bit, you know that we are big fans of the Kreg pocket hole system.
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