What a treat to help build out this truck for coffee on-the-go! This project was a fun challenge figuring out how to build out cabinetry to hold all the parts and pieces for a mobile coffee bar. I've done some overall commentary on approach and build - take a look at the final result! Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by showing your support – I am ever grateful for those who keep me going. DEVIN TRIER // MAKER Contact via: www.devintrier.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devintriermaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devintriermaker

I ordered a DiResta Knife and wanted to make some scales, so this is showing my first venture into shaping knife scales. I used Olive Wood and Walnut to make the scales and applied them with epoxy from West System. It was a fun project! Many learning opportunities and takeaways to apply on the next project. Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by showing your support – I am ever grateful for those who keep me going. DEVIN TRIER // MAKER Contact via: www.devintrier.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devintriermaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devintriermaker

Authentic barn wood with a new lease on life as a LED-backed sign. I like the rustic nature of the wood against the bold colors of the LEDs. This is a DIY tutorial where you learn step-by-step my thinking and approach. Remember that you don't NEED barn wood to make something like this. Use what you have, or find something new and make it look rustic. Either way, the process can be similar and the results will be a striking feature in your room! Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by showing your support – I am ever grateful for those who keep me going. DEVIN TRIER // MAKER Contact via: www.devintrier.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devintriermaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devintriermaker

Vote here for DIY Hero: First round through March 24th! https://diyhero.org/2022/devin-trier I signed up for a watercolor class and wanted to dip my toe into the technique before attending. I took this picture about a week ago and decided to give it a go with a watercolor version. MISTAKES WERE MADE. But, I learned. And that's what is important to me. Learning from my mistakes helps me improve and become better. Disclaimer that this is not a watercolor tutorial, but rather an exploration in the process! Thanks for watching - and THANK YOU for your support in the DIY Hero contest! The link is above and the first round of voting runs through March 24th, 2022. Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by showing your support – I am ever grateful for those who keep me going. DEVIN TRIER // MAKER Contact via: www.devintrier.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devintriermaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devintriermaker

I wanted to experiment with a painting technique I've seen across a few channels, using a canvas to let the paint run off the edges to create natural swirling shapes. I created two pieces with this technique and then applied some gold leaf to highlight the natural patterns that emerged. This is a very easy do-it-yourself project — all you need is a canvas, paint that is thinned, and some gold leaf sheet with the appropriate adhesive. To finish these off, I added a small frame on each. Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by showing your support – I am ever grateful for those who keep me going. DEVIN TRIER // MAKER Contact via: www.devintrier.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devintriermaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devintriermaker

The final installment of the Dining Room Reno - what do you think? Who doesn't love a good before and after? Thanks for following along and share your thoughts and comments below. Previous videos in case you haven't seen 'em: Part 1: https://youtu.be/Xemtu4N06kM Part 2: https://youtu.be/ehCND5lD3s4 Part 3: https://youtu.be/EBiFBOep2nQ Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by showing your support – I am ever grateful for those who keep me going. DEVIN TRIER // MAKER Contact via: www.devintrier.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devintriermaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devintriermaker

Transforming an underutilized formal dining room into a game room/lounge/home office - Part 3 - building doors and shelves for the custom cabinets. The door frames are made of poplar with a tongue-and-groove connection, with a plywood panel insert. The shelves are using the same 3/4" plywood as the cabinets, and have a solid piece of poplar attached along the front edge. I show a bit of painting at the end of this video but did not get much footage from this, so I'll talk a bit more about the paint in the next (and final) video in the series. Catching up? Here's Part 2 - Building Cabinetry https://youtu.be/ehCND5lD3s4 Here's Part 1 - Room Prep and Design! https://youtu.be/Xemtu4N06kM Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by showing your support – I am ever grateful for those who keep me going. DEVIN TRIER // MAKER Contact via: www.devintrier.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devintriermaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devintriermaker

Making a 'lil monster eye for an upcoming art show. #shorts

I was asked to participate in the art gallery exhibition for a production of "Kinky Boots" at our local theater, the Paramount. I ended up making a large-scale set of Lips out of construction screws with a plywood base. This video follows my process on setting up the design and constructing the piece step-by-step. Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by showing your support – I am ever grateful for those who keep me going. DEVIN TRIER // MAKER Contact via: www.devintrier.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devintriermaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devintriermaker

The LONG AWAITED Part 2 transforming an underutilized formal dining room — something used a handful of times — into a game room/lounge/home office! We're short on storage space, and short on desk/working space, so hopefully this reno will get us a room that is more functional for us. This video focuses on creating the cabinet boxes including face frames. I'll take you through my design process and building. Eventually these will look like built-ins along one wall in the room. And there are more videos to come! I was greatly inspired by Jason Hibbs over at Bourbonmoth Woodworking for some design inspiration here. If you haven't seen his content, please go over and take some time to watch - great builder and great content. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89WeF52XwcI Don't forget to Like, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE. Please help this channel out by showing your support – I am ever grateful for those who keep me going. DEVIN TRIER // MAKER Contact via: www.devintrier.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devintriermaker Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devintriermaker