Checking level One of the first woodworking projects assigned to me by Ash was shelves for the toilet. She gave me a few photos to show what she had in mind and when she went away I decided to get it done for when she came home. Installing wall plugs They're pretty simple, I bought one length of dressed pine for the actual shelves and another length of dressed pine for the supporting edge that they would sit on. This design would only work for shelves the length of the wall, as long as the wall isn't too long. The supporting edge is cut the length of the wall and then two shorter lengths the width of the shelves minus the depth of the supporting edge. I cut the exposed end of the supporting edge at 45 degrees for a nicer finish. I drilled through the supporting edge and marked the wall where the screws would go. Wall plugs were knocked into the wall and then screws put through the supporting edge into the wall plugs. Test Fit The shelves were simply cut to...