Electric Toothbrush Holder - top electric toothbrush

There is no electric toothbrush in the bathroom.
I made this little shelf to meet this need.
Required Tools: Required materials: first tear the wood to the height of the finished shelf.
In this case 1 ".
To give it a nice look, use the router to cut a quad Circle along one edge.
This will be the top facing the outside.
On the saw on the table, rabbet has two grooves on one side opposite the four-point circle.
These will support tempered cardboard racks, so make sure they are wide enough to accommodate the thickness of the material you are using.
The space between the two racks is where the wires are stored.
Determine how big the rack will need to hold the charger.
In this case it is 2x3 ".
Cut pieces of human characters and then measure the shelves.
I left the wood but you might want to apply something.
It will be time if this is what you choose.
Cut the shelf and set a cut for the power cord.
Put a small amount of glue into the baking tray and put it on the shelf.
Cut the back and drill the two holes to connect the back to the side.
Use the key hole drill, cut two key holes on the back and hang the shelf on the wall.
Plug the power cord into the space between the two shelves and connect the back.
Put a few screws on the wall and hang them up.