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The housing for my Kodi Media Center, based on a Raspberry Pi 3B+, with an LCD display, two external USB ports, an HDMI port, WiFi and Ethernet network connections, and room for 4 hard drives.

A Back to the Future clock, based on a Raspberry Pi Zero, programmed in Python, with plenty of other functions: stopwatch, world clock, weather forecast, music player, Internet radio streamer, time to a deadline, alarm, timer, chess clock…

Drawers for drill bits, screws and miscellanea

A retro arcade game, with a Raspberry Pi

A chess set in real wood, not MDF

A makeup brush storage box

A pencil box

Another pencil box

Input/output trays for my wife's office

A rotating tool holder

A magnetic board

A box for Nespresso coffee capsules

A shadow box for my past conference badges, event tickets and more. So sorry I threw out my oldest badges.

A tool chest for my bonsai stuff, plus a drawer and a cart to move everything around (redesigned and adapted from this project)

A panel behind sliding doors for my daughter's accessories

A padded headboard panel for our bed. Notice the lining in the light switches.

A custom box for my son's Caverna board game (inspired and redesigned after this kit, built using 3mm MDF)

A scrap cart

My tool closet (redesigned from this project)

The Cube: a Rubik's Cube small chest of drawers, made with MDF (see the original idea here)

An orange trash bin, made from scraps out of the tool closet project to fit my daughter's specifications.

My compact table saw, acquired in April 2014; in the back, our homemade air compressor

Building a router table: top, with tracks for clamping and for a fence

Router table: insert plate

Router table: the router, el cheapo (by Brazilian standards) “Goodyear”, now replaced with a much better Craftsman one

Router table: the fence from behind, with a vacuum cleaner port

Router table: a foldable base

Router table: finished (“slight” routing mistake in the right movable fence front)

A charging station for the phones and tablets at home

A bread cutter (or miter box)

Panels for our guestroom, backlighted by LED strips

A LCD TV panel