Racks Assorted Woodworking Plans for Projects
A six board stand that you can quickly assemble to display quilts or blankets. Or even place over a heat vent on the floor and hang your coat and mitts! Paint as you like or leave it natural. Beginner...
Clearly a place to hang your hat. We prefer to round over the edges with a router but sand paper would do as well. Paint as you like or leave it natural. Beginner skill level. Two sizes included.
This simple to make ski rack is made from standard 1 x 4 pine and a pair of 5/8 inch diameter dowel x 5-1/4 inch pegs. This sample is shown as a half pattern and is flipped over along center line to m...
A basic build table that can make use of scrap wood boards or recycled pallet pieces.
This project does require an angle cut, some curve cutting of the decorative scrolls and some fairly accurate drilling.
This attractive country style basket rack could be mounted to any flat surface or make two and place them back to back of each other. An excellent tool tote in the garden too. This project does require...
This is a nice design that may be made with good workmanship and a nice finish for personal use or bang them out with glue, finish nails and a coat of stain for inexpensive products to sell.
We really enjoy this simple design because it may be made shorter or longer, narrower or wider without taking up any more floor space.. Formerly called Wall Magazine Rack.
A collection of easy to build magazine and book racks/carries and baskets. A great way to make use of scrap pieces of wood. Full size line art drawings.
This space saver rack will store your hair dryer and curling irons. It features a lower shelf for hair brushed and combs. No more bathroom countertop clutter. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.
This side table includes a rack for your magazines and newspapers. Shown here with Table Lamp plan W2054. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.
This design positions cap so the front is visible. FULL SIZE patterns.
Two unique holders display a bottle of wine, as well as several wine glasses. Both projects are the same in function. Wine Holder A has a contemporary design with straight lines and smooth curves. Wine Holder B has a more intricate design with the grapevine and leaf detail.
This wall mounted rack provides a convenient place to hang wet mittens and toques. It helps keep track of mittens too and assures they will be dry the next time they are needed. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations.
This shadowbox contains 11 compartments to display your figurines and other small collectibles or even a small Nativity set. Shaped like an old country church and trimmed with authentic cedar shakes. Pictured in oak.
No more tape on the woodwork. No more hiding those beautiful cards in a drawer. Insert your holiday greeting cards into the slots and you will create a colourful tree-shaped decoration. Holds up to 104 Christmas cards. Each level rotates so cards can be viewed.
roudly display up to six of your favourite yo-yos on this dragon-shaped wall rack. This cute dragon design is perfect for a child's room. Prevents yo-yos from getting lost in the toy box. Make from 3/4 inch thick lumber. Measures 19 inches long.
This bathroom holder organizes your hair dryer, curling irons, combs, brushes and other accessories. The woven basket design can be cut from three quarter pine on your scroll saw. A multi-outlet power strip can be added to either side.
Display your 8 inch diameter Collector Plates with these attractive yet easy to make racks. Plan includes full size patterns for all 3 projects pictured. Directions show how to extend racks to hold additional plates. Made from 9 inch wide lumber.
Designed so it can be attached to a wall or can stand alone on the floor. Holds seven fishing rods. Drop down drawer at bottom. Plan shows how to make your own fish drawer handles and fish decorations on top of project.
