1. For this project I used 7 planks of 1x8x8 select pine. Two of them were cut for shelves, and the others were used to build the frames. After tha...

2. Cut four of the planks to be 78 inches, and another plank into four 22 inch pieces. I suggest waiting until the end to cut out the shelves so th...

3. Because I wanted my bookcase to fold a complete 180 degrees, I bought a Soss hinge (see image). This is the kind of hinge that is used for hidde...

4. For this we used the router. It was much easier to use it this time because all I had to do was cut out a straight line. In order to do this I d...

5. Two people are needed for this step. Taking your router, use a 3/4 width tip piece to cut out grooves on the 22 inch boards. For this you need t...

6. Take a break and breath.....GET BACK TO WORK. It's time to put on the backing. As said I used Birch plywood which was really similar in color, a...

7. It's time to put in your hinges. Go. Do it.

8. After testing to make sure your hinges work right, it's time for the longest part of the process. Staining. I used Minwax Red Oak. It turns kind...

9. After this Kevin gave me some great ideas (and free stuff) so I decided to add on Wheels (on one side), a base (on the stationary side) and clas...

10. That's okay. Luckily there are creative people in the world who can fix our silly mistakes. After a glance at Pintrest, I decided to use wallpa...