DIY Kids Kitchen Helper Tower! (Full Build)

In this video I build a kids kitchen tower helper/ learning tower. I start with the cut list options and go through each step all the way through finishing.
Materials needed
1. 1/2 sheet of 3/4 inch plywood
2. 1 closet rod
3. 2x4 mdf sheet
4. 1 1/4 inch pocket hole screws
5. Pocket hole dowels
Contact Info
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[@perfectdiversion]

This is the simplest DIY helper tower on CZcams. Thanks for this!

[@MarleyJaxGarage]

Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment!

[@davidturner6436]

This is casual Build plans on CZcams. I just finished up 2

[@kahwaoupodcastdz]

Thank you! That was very helpful. You're a good teacher

[@AlvinC-sz3li]

Don't know why this video has so few views. This is the most beginer friendly video I have seen on CZcams, no fancy expensive tool needed.

[@MarleyJaxGarage]

Thanks man I appreciate that.

[@AlvinC-sz3li]

@@MarleyJaxGarage Followed your video, I made 3 with a 4x8 plywood, sold 2 on FB for $65 each, which covered my material cost.

[@FelipeMC0810]

Awesome vídeo

[@alisaoswalt1478]

I am wondering about the step that they stand on. It looks like you used 3/4”. Just wondering if a 3/4” router bit is going to make an opening that is too wide so that the board does. It fit snug

[@antonmpamies]

congratulations you did very well and simple

[@MarleyJaxGarage]

Thanks man I’m glad you liked it.

[@tfwoodcraft]

Nice work! gonna try to whip one of these together for my son this weekend. I like the short and to the point video without leaving out important stuff. (I definitely would have rounded over the edges before marking the lines for the steps, then would have had to guess a little bit where the line should go)

[@MarleyJaxGarage]

Thanks I love getting comments like these because it is one of the main reasons I started making videos. Too many people want to tell you their life story before telling you how to do what’s in the video title.

[@Mef637]

Very well done!

[@MarleyJaxGarage]

Thanks for watching

[@lucasblattenberger6066]

do you by chance know what the angle of the front of the side walls are? or the width of the side walls at the bottom and top? looking to build this this weekend!

[@davidcowperthwaite1159]

I love the simplicity!

[@MarleyJaxGarage]

Thanks for watching

[@ngoti8tor]

Love the build, and I think this is one of the simplest and best learning towers on CZcams. Do you have any measurements or plans that you can post?

[@davidturner6436]

Casual build has the plans. He created this step stool.

[@DannyTrandannyhaitran]

Really enjoyed watching the video. I appreciate you splitting up the sections and getting straight to the point.
Planning to try this out on the weekend! What kind of plywood did you use for this?

[@MarleyJaxGarage]

I used a nice sande plywood from Home Depot. It is just a little nice finish since I didn’t want to paint it.

[@DrewPeabawls]

I’m definitely going to try this build. I could figure out how deep the tower was top vs bottom since looks like one of the sides is on an angle. Any ideas?

[@MarleyJaxGarage]

I can't remember exactly I want to say it was 24 on the bottom and 18 or 20 on the top

[@peacefulthinking387]

has anyone found any plans for this build?

[@MarleyJaxGarage]

I never made any plans for this build. There are a lot of similar plans available or you can just make your own. I gave pretty much all the dimensions in the video. Let me know if you have any specific questions.

[@francisbuil1433]

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