Meisel Wood Hobby
Boat shelf projects are available in three sizes, each sold separately. Projects are made from pine beaded board, 1/4 inch plywood and some 3/4 inch stock. Pattern for oars is included with the large boat plan...
19_W2431
19-W2431
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Finished Dimensions:
Height: 58 inches (147.3 cm)
Width: 20 inches (50.8 cm)
Depth: 8 inches (20.3 cm)
Boat sizes:
19-W2262 - Small Boat Shelf
19-W2431 - Medium Boat Shelf
19-W2263 - Large Boat Shelf
19-W3491 - Curio Boat Shelf
very detailed
Pros: very detailed
Got the plan and have the project done, plan was really very detailed. Thanks Jim
Submitted by: Gary S. on 03/06/2017 07:08:41 PM
Our boat shelf projects are available in three sizes. This is the small one. You will find them all very easy to build. Most parts are drawn full size, including the bottom, for easy transfer to your ...
Our boat shelf projects are available in three sizes. This is the large one. You will find them all very easy to build. Most parts are drawn full size, including the bottom, for easy transfer to your ...
The simple design of this boat, together with the full size drawings of most components, make this project a fairly straightforward build. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the projects shown.
Perfect for both nautical and cabin style decorating. This project has four shelves so you can stow away your own nautical gear. This project can also be built without lamp and used as a wall shelf. The boat itself measures 23 inches high.
Boat shelf projects are available in three sizes, each sold separately. Projects are made from pine beaded board, 1/4 inch plywood and some 3/4 inch stock. Pattern for oars is included with the large boat plan...
This boat shelf is the perfect size for displaying your nautical decorations. It is small enough to hang on a wall yet large enough to stand alone on a table or shelf.
Looking for the perfect home accent to match your seafaring tastes? How about our novel boat shelf? Designed by Jim Shotwell, an accomplished boatbuilder and woodworker from Nescopeck, Pennsylvania, ...
