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Contemporary Style Nightstand (METRIC AND U.S.)
$27.00
Your purchase include both metric and U.S. plans! Crafting these nightstands is a truly satisfying experience. These plans, paired with my free video, will guide you through the entire process, ensuring you achieve remarkable results. Even if you're new to woodworking, the step-by-step instructions provide clarity and simplicity. I'll teach you to edge join boards, create strong and simple rabbet joints, and construct a secure drawer box with finesse.Don't fret over wood movement. I've addressed this aspect, ensuring your nightstands remain structurally sound and beautiful for years to come. With my plans, you'll create nightstands that are not only a testament to your craftsmanship but also a functional addition to your living space. This beautiful nightstand is made with solid wood and sports clean, contemporary lines. While this is a beginner-friendly project, it has several elements that will provide challenges. All of the instructions in this manual are for building a single table, but since it’s likely you’ll want to build two, I’ve included a separate cutting diagram for making a pair. By arranging the cuts this way, building two nightstands is more material-efficient and will produce less scrap. By purchasing these plans, you're supporting the continuation of quality woodworking content, allowing me to keep sharing my expertise and passion. Unlock the joy of woodworking and elevate your space with these nightstands that harmonize style and practicality. Embark on this rewarding journey today and build your woodworking masterpiece with these comprehensive plans! Recommended tools: Table saw Jigsaw (or bandsaw) Pocket hole jig Drill and driver Sander Router (if you want to chamfer the edges) Building tutorial:
Adirondack Chairs (2 sizes)
$27.00
Picture this: you're lounging on your deck, soaking in the serene sunset, and what better way to do it than in a custom-made Adirondack chair? Imagine not one, but a pair of these stylish, sturdy beauties, perfectly suited for your personal haven. Well, now you can build your very own pair and to complement the beauty of your outdoor space. Let's talk about the fun part – crafting those signature tapered slats. It might seem tricky, but with my step-by-step instructions, you'll be cutting and assembling them like a pro. The result? Chairs that stand out and beckon you to relax. The wide arms define any classic Adirondack chair. I'll show you how to create them with a subtle taper, making them perfect for resting your arms or a cool drink. Now, I know building chairs might seem intimidating, but fear not – I've got you covered. The plans include easy-to-follow instructions, complete with measurements and diagrams. Whether you're new to woodworking or a seasoned DIY enthusiast, these plans, paired with my how-to video are designed to guide you every step of the way. I designed these plans with you in mind. I wanted to create a classic project that's not only simple for a beginner, but helps you bring a touch of charm to your outdoor space. If you're ready to roll up your sleeves and embark on a satisfying DIY project, these Adirondack Chair Building Plans are here to make it happen. Go ahead, give them a try, and soon enough, you'll be kicking back and enjoying your very own handcrafted chairs. Your purchase includes two complete sets of complete woodworking plans for two different chair sizes. I'm 6'1" tall and prefer the slightly larger chair. It's also a bit wider. Happy crafting! Recommended tools: Table saw Tapering jig (Free plans) or you could draw tapers and cut them with a jigsaw. Pocket hole jig Jigsaw for cutting the curves Sander Router, if you want to add an edge profile on the boards. You could also ease over the sharp edges with a sander. Drill and driver Your purchase includes two complete sets of complete woodworking plans for two different chair sizes. I'm 6'1" tall and prefer the slightly larger chair. It's also a bit wider. Building tutorial:
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Intro

0:00

You don't need nails.

1:04

Learn how to make a simple box.

1:14

Get a tablesaw.

1:32

Learn how to cut rabbets and dados.

1:39

Understand what you are getting into financially.

1:54

Build from plans.

3:16

Safety is super important.

3:54

Big projects aren't really harder than small projects.

4:03

Tools aren't as important as you think.

4:16

All wood darkens over time.

5:27

"Real" and "fine" woodworking.

5:43

Perfection is impossible.

6:38

Don't point out your mistakes.

6:51

There's nothing wrong with painting projects.

7:13

A big shop is unnecessary.

7:16

Almost every mistake can be salvaged and fixed.

7:31

Sanding is important: don't slack off.

7:45

Get in the reps.

8:01
18 things every beginning woodworker should know
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