Malaysian self-taught DIYer on how to make a docking station

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Fathers Day is over but it’d still be nice to celebrate Dad. What about showing dad some love by getting him to join you for a DIY project that’s both practical and thoughtful? Spend time together building this DIY docking station that will keep his essentials organised and within reach. Imagine a sleek spot where he can charge his phone, display his watch and keep his wallet – all in one place!

Let’s start by grabbing our materials! You’ll need two pieces of wood, each measuring 24cm x 18cm. You can make it bigger or smaller based on your preference. These will form the base and back of our docking station. 3. Now, let’s cut it out! Using a jigsaw, carefully cut along the marked lines. Remember to wear safety goggles and a mask to keep safe from dust and debris.

Smooth it out! Grab some 320-grit sandpaper and give all the edges and surfaces a good sanding. This will make sure there are no rough spots and give your docking station a sleek, polished look.

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