Diy Rustic Wood Cooler

This is probably one of the easiest fastest diy projects i ve ever done.

Diy rustic wood cooler.

Full plans available on my website. Love the idea of keeping a cooler on your porch or back patio but hate the thought of having a large brightly colored plastic cooler ruining your diy rustic decor. Building the rustic cooler frame. Awesome rustic cooler from broken refrigerator and pallets.

Make sure the outer part of the lid is flush with the wood. Many tutorials use all sorts of tools that cost upwards of 1000. The inner portion will seal the cooler. Attach the plastic cooler lid to the wood using 2 inch screws.

Wood makes it look original and contributes to a more raw and relaxing feel. Just a couple of hours taken away from your weekend to make this cool diy project will be totally worth it. Try this diy pallet furniture idea for a pallet cooler that will not only improve your decor it will also keep your cold drinks within reach no more leaning over to grab a drink out of the cooler on the ground. This project is easy to tackle and best of all it doesn t cost a lo.

Now it s time to start building the rustic cooler legs and frame. I m not the first person to build this kind of cooler. In this instructable i ll be showing you how to turn an old broken refrigerator into an awesome rustic cooler great for parties bonfires and all of types of outdoor festivities. The inner part will protrude from the wood because it is what will allow the cooler to stay in place when the lid goes down.

Heck i don t even think mine is the best. My kids love legos and so. In this video i show you how to make a wooden ice chest cooler box out of 10 not 8 cedar fence pickets. But i can promise you it s the simplest to build.