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How To Build A Tree House
I have been making tree houses since I was very small. My dad loved to help me, and he created some life long memories that I will cherish forever. Buying a ready-built tree house does not have the same effect.. and it costs a heck of a lot more...
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FAUX RAISED-PANEL CUTS
A panel-saw table can be used with a lot more than just a panel saw. Use these instructions to see how -- with the help of a plunge router -- the table can be used to create faux raised-panel cuts.
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Field Rifle Rack
This simple field rifle rack idea has been around for ages. I have no idea where it originated, probably Europe or Africa where hunting parties were accustomed to the finest in equipment and accomodations. It doesn't hurt to have scored of bearers...
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Finishing Easel
Applying a finish to a door or flat project lying on a sawhorse can literally be a pain. So to ease the strain on my back and make it less tiring, I built an adjustable easel that holds the workpiece at a comfortable height, as you can see in the...
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Folding tabletop easel
An easel made by this plan has the option to regulate the inclination of the working surface during painting. The canvas top retainer can be moved along the mast, so this easel could hold canvas of the various dimensions. This easel is suitable...
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Frame and Raised Panel
The procedure outlined here covers construction techniques for making straight-edged stiles and rails from 3/4" thick lumber, using only the table saw.
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GLUE-GUN STAND
Dripping glue is often unavoidable when working with a hot-glue gun. Here's an easy way to make a stand that'll catch any dripping glue.
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Handmade Try Square
Jim Tolpins newest book, The New Traditional Woodworker teaches the reader how to work with hand tools by using them to build useful bench and shop tools. Each project builds on the skill learned in the preceding chapter. This process makes for an...
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Hardwood Wedges
There are many uses for hardwood wedges in a shop: for tightening hammer heads, stabilizing tables and benches, filling cracks, etc. When you have an offcut of a suitable hardwood board (ash, hickory, oak, etc.), you can make wedges quickly by...
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Headstone with Light Up Letters
Step-By-Step Plans On How To Build a Headstone with Light Up Letters for your Haunted House or Yard on Halloween. Headstone Light Boxes add a cool and eerie effect to your haunted house or yard. Once you understand the process to build one, simply...
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Hiking Staff
Home made hiking staff at lightweight backpacking make your own outdoor gear. Home made backpacking stoves, alcohol stoves, hiking stoves, and more.
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