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| When I built my first deck, almost 20 years ago, I thought I had it all figured out. 4 exhausting months later, I still was not done - I thought I had every detail measured out, only to find that I have got it all WRONG. So I decided to find a... |
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Podium |
| I desperately needed a podium to help me stay organized while I lectured in the classroom. After learning that none where available at my school or even in the county, I decided to give it a go and tried making one myself. This is what I came up with |
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Shaker Sewing Stand |
| This sewing stand is modeled after the ones found in the Shaker Hancock Community. The top and drawer are supported by a precisely-cut dovetailed yoke. The drawer is dovetailed both front and back and is accessible from either direction. |
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Small Curved Stand |
| Learn two techniques for curving wood that do not involve steam-bending with our latest free plan. Sooner or later, most woodworkers end up experiencing the urge to curve. Curved elements not only serve to add grace and beauty to a piece, they... |
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Standing Bar |
| It is time to shape the bar rail. As I explained at the very beginning, I am making this bar of poplar. This is cheaper than doing in cherry as was suggested by the Plans. |
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Stands for Solar Lights |
| Living in a condo in Hawaii, my husband and I like to have solar lights on our lanai (aka porch or balcony), but most of them come as stakes to be pushed into the ground. I do not have a green thumb (or any other digit), so I needed an alternative... |
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Telescope Mirror Grinding Stand |
| One of the great joys of telescope making is grinding your own mirror. Now days it is easer to buy finished mirrors than grinding kits to make them. Still grinding your own mirror is a key skill that makes you a real telescope maker. |
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TV Stand |
| This design package includes three TV Stands. One is done in an Early American style, the second is in a modern style, and the other in a modern style featuring cross dowel bolts in the joints. All three look best if done in hardwood, but you can... |
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