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The One Board Challenge

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The One Board Challenge was issued by Ryobi Tools encouraging Do It Yourselfer’s to build a project using only one 1x8x8 board.
Here are some of the amazing creations that people came up with and the instructions for recreating them (links are located directly under each photo).

Bathroom Storage Ladder Idea
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Rustic Step Stool:
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📷Created by Addicted2DIY.com – Grab the Plans Here

Indoor Planter Box

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📷From My Altered State

Endless Storage Possibilities
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📷 Pretty Handy Girl- See the DIY here

Three Tiered Display Shelf
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📷 Sawdust Girl- See it Here


One Board Bench
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📷 That’s My Letter- See it Here

Easy DIY Flower Box
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📷 Pneumatic Addict- See it Here

Folding Lap Desk
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📷 Build Me Up Blog- (sorry no longer available!)

Modern 3-Leg End Table
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📷 Pneumatic Addict- See it Here

DIY Round Mirror Frame
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📷 Build Basic- See it Here

Kids Step Stool
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📷 Her Tool Belt- See it Here

DIY Kids Bookshelf
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📷 Fix This Build That- See it Here

Folding Lapdesk
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📷 Jen Woodhouse- See it Here

Floating Night Stand
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📷 My Love 2 Create- See it Here

DIY WOOD PLANT STAND
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📷 Decor Adventures- See it Here

DIY Doggy Feeding Station
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📷 ACW Ply Designs- See it Here
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