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DIY bottle opener
A quick and satisfying project
Ever thought about turning those scrap pieces of cedar planks into something both practical and snazzy for your home?
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Ashley from Shanty 2 Chic guides us through crafting a charming DIY Bottle Opener that’s not only a perfect Father’s Day gift but also a project that the kids can get involved in.
This creation is a splendid combination of simplicity, functionality, and rustic charm.
With minimal cost on materials, especially if you have some leftover wood, and an approachable assembly process, this bottle opener attaches nicely to any wall,
ready to tackle your bottle-opening needs while catching all those pesky caps in a stylish box.
Pro Tip: When assembling wood projects, especially small ones like this, a bit of wood glue in conjunction with finishing nails or screws can add significant strength and longevity to your creation.
-Woodspotter
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