I Built a Can Strainer Out of Wood

I built a wooden can strainer from scratch to see if this unusual kitchen tool could actually work. The idea is simple: clamp it onto an open can, tip it over the sink, and drain the liquid without needing a separate colander or strainer. In this video I walk through the full build process, from laying out the design and cutting the parts to shaping, sanding, assembly, finishing, and finally testing it on several different-sized cans. Want to build one yourself? The printable plans and templates for this project, along with all of my other woodworking plans are available on my website: https://roguegrainco.com My plans are designed around common woodworking tools and include printable templates, dimensions, material information, and build guidance to help you make the projects yourself. TOOLS & PRODUCTS I USE: Roostmade Oil — https://link.amazon/B05ZvDqnW Board Butter — https://link.amazon/B0gkuSUXE Chicago Screws — https://link.amazon/B06rLH5Rz Affiliate Disclosure: Some of the links above are affiliate links. If you purchase something through one of these links, I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. These links help support the channel and allow me to keep designing and building new projects. If you enjoyed the build, let me know in the comments what kitchen tool I should try making out of wood next. Subscribe for more woodworking projects, unusual kitchen tools, templates, and builds.