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Making a Picture Frame with Pocket Hole Accents
How many times have you been asked to make a picture frame for someone? Many, I bet. Here’s a great approach to making picture frames that doesn’t require any mitering, AND creates a cool accent by making pocket pocket holes the main joinery method. Hiding the pocket holes Making pocket holes is easy, and pocket
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Cool Upcycled Wood Boxes Using Salvaged Wood
Contributing Editor A.J. Moses makes a business out of using salvaged wood. In fact, he calls his company Castaway Woodworks because so much of the material he uses has, literally, been cast away by someone else. He takes a lot of pride in giving those materials new life. Working with reclaimed wood Using salvaged wood
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Post-Haste Project: No-Miter Picture Frame
This might be the fastest, easiest way on earth to make a picture frame. And it’s especially handy for woodworkers who don’t like cutting miters. One set up on the router table and you’re ready to cut the rabbet that receives the glass, picture and backer board, AND cut the corner joint. Making picture frames
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Jewelry Box Plans
Even costume jewelry shines when it’s housed in an elegant, handcrafted jewelry box. That’s what makes this jewelry box project ideal for any collection. Made of maple for it’s beauty and durability, the box features a lock for security and a convenient lift-out tray. Utilizing all straight cuts and simple joinery techniques, the jewelry box
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Lawyer’s Bookcase Plans
As common in law offices today as they were 100 years ago, traditional lawyer’s bookcases are designed for storing expensive law books. Traditionally made of oak, the style is characterized by individual stacking compartments, or cases, fronted by glass doors. Use our lawyer’s bookcase plans to make your new project easy. The doors allow for
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Storage Bins
A true country classic, this build-it-yourself storage bin unit is a practical, convenient and attractive way to keep apples, potatoes, onions and other fruits and vegetables fresh and dry. The secret is the wire mesh on the front of each of the three bins that allows air to circulate freely around the produce. The top
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Tiered Planter Box Plans
This tiered planter is great for colorful perennials or trailing plants like strawberries. Made from redwood, cedar or pine, the project is simple and inexpensive to build with our tiered planter box plans. It calls for standard lumber, galvanized nails, sandpaper and sealer. Construction is a simple matter of cutting the pieces to size and
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Cedar Birdhouse Plans
If you spend a lot of time in the yard or garden during the warm weather, then this do-it-yourself birdhouse will make a great summer project. Not only will the birds love it, but as it ages the wood (western cedar) will turn a soft silver color and the copper roof will acquire a handsome green patina.  The project
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Footbridge Plans
Like a gazebo or an arbor trellis, a footbridge is one of those garden structures that helps transform a plain backyard into a charming and livable outdoor space. Now doit-yourselfers with a weekend to spare can add a footbridge to their own yard or garden with these easy to follow footbridge plans.  The proportions of this footbridge make
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Small Precious Box
This box is great as a gift. It’s easy to make, using a dowel as a hinge pivot, so there’s no need to mortise for hinges and drill for screws–which saves tons of time. This box could be made with dovetailed corners, but this is the express version, with miters for the corners. While measurements
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How to Build a Birdhouse
Expert woodworker George Vondriska and his guest demonstrate the easy step-by-step woodworking process for how to build a birdhouse from one piece of solid cedar wood. You’ll learn how to make all the necessary accommodations for the birds in your neighborhood, including a space for seed and waste removal. Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue provided
Any pallet projects on here? im a beginner and just finished my first project. i made a shelf/wine rack out of a pallet. following a bunch of different forums to see what everyone is doing including teds woodworking. hes got a ton of stuff too. https://bit.ly/2Od9BAT So glad i found this hobby. Great for people with dperession!
Hey I love this article,Thanks. 4 months ago, I started looking for woodworking. The industry is extremely interesting but I have problems with how I can do it.My uncle who has been doing more than me in this industry, has suggested to me to follow Teds plans, Do you think it’s a good move to follow these plans? ? I keep reading good reviews about Teds Plans but I am unsure if it will still work on me.At this time I can purchase these plans at a very low price,so if possible can you leave me feedback on wether I should do it or not. It would mean a lot coming from an expert in this field.
Teds Plans That My Uncle Used
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I want to start a saw dust making and firewood making mini plant in india plzz help me
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Hi.
I need some simple projects for school children to build as Practical Assessment Tasks that will include joints like dovetail, mortise and tenon, corner halving, butt joint, halve lapped joint.
No need for all at once.
The main thing is that at this level they are not allowed to make use of electrical machines yet.
Hope you can assist.
Hi Nico. We have a section on our site that is dedicated to projects for beginners: https://www.wwgoa.com/projects/beginner-woodworking-projects/
Most of these projects, however, are presented using power tools, so you would have to adapt the techniques to hand tools.
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Paul-WWGOA
I am looking for plans for a co-sleeper crib. I am not having any luck searching for this.
Hello. Thanks for inquiring. We do not have a crib plan.
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I really love this company. and I want to work with this company.
Thanks man. I love this blog.
There are a lot of plans in this product. This is best for beginners.
I use all the time. If you wanna check it out: https://bit.ly/2kBmU5l
Plans for a bat house
Hi Thomas. Here you go. https://www.wwgoa.com/article/build-a-bat-house/
If you have any questions, please contact us at 1-855-253-0822.
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