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The plan package includes over 150 photographs, drawings and full size patterns. Make photocopies of the pages, trim out the patterns, adhere to wood and cut. The truck measures 15 inches long x 6 inc...

Following three other popular vehicle woodworking plans, we introduce the 1910 Model T Ford plan. It is one of the most recognized vehicles in automotive history. The Tin Lizzy as it was known, was manufactured in the millions early in the 1900s and changed life in America.

After the success of three previous Ford automobile wood projects, we introduce our fourth. It was Henry Ford’s first car.

A doll house made from shop-made 3/4″ diameter logs that interlock like Lincoln Logs. The furniture too, is made from wood dowels for a rustic, log furniture look.

We are very proud to offer our wagon wheel picnic table. We show you how to make the wagon wheel and offer options on how to proceed. Lots of pictures and text to guide you through the build. As well ...

Kids will have lots of fun rocking through their next safari ride with Mr Giraffe. Easy to build, all parts can be made from one piece of 3/4 x 24 x 48 inch plywood and a length of dowel. Full size dr...

A simple silhouette you can quickly cut out with a jig saw.

Feature a special hook that allows you to hang your bananas to reduce bruising and soft spots. Baskets hold apples, oranges and other fruit. Patterns drawn FULL SIZE.

You can make this pickup truck from three pieces of 1/2 x 12 x 12 inch plywood.

Wagner's budget conscious moisture meter, ideal for wood flooring and woodworking applications to read common softwood and hardwood species and do not require moisture measurement to the tenth-of-a-percent precision.

Wagner's most popular selling model for applications that relate to woodworking, whether you dry lumber as a sawyer, or work with wood to build furniture or install flooring.

The plan says: In looking about for a small gift for a child, you cannot do better than select this colorful wall rack for clothes.

This early issue of American Woodworker magazine, even though a few decades old, still holds premium content for woodworking projects and articles on workshop techniques that are relevant in todays wo...

This vintage woodworkers magazine features the following projects (view the Larger Image Slideshow for pictures); Wood Locomotive, Slant Top Writing Desk, Silver Chest, Block Puzzle, Mirror Box and Wa...

This issue of American Woodworker features a collection of advanced and intermediate skill level projects as well as articles on shop solutions and technical advice. No matter the year of publication,...

This is a second hand magazine. Condition rated 9 out of 10. View the Larger Image Slideshow to see the Table of Contents.

This ShopNotes magazine issue covers projects and articles such as an Indexing Jig for your router table, shop made Drill Bit Case, perfect sequence for Perfect Mitres, heavy bench Lath Stand, practic...

This ShopNotes magazine issue covers projects and articles such as Drill Press Table Counterweight, Pipe Clamp Rack, Radial Arm Saw Return, Random Orbit SSanders, Hand Plane, Portable Miter Saw Statio...

This is November 1993 ShopNotes paper magazine featuring detailed plans and articles on the following subjects: Straight-Edge Cutting Guide, Drill Press Foot Pedal, Dado Blades, Tips on Using Dado Bla...

This issue of ShopNotes® Magazine features the Build Your Own Dust Collector, along with building your own Router Bit Storage Cabinet, Cyclone and Filter Box. Articles talk about scroll saw blades, ba...

This is a previously owned magazine. If you are looking to fill in your collection of ShopNotes magazines, this one will do the job. Projects included a Dovetailed Toolbox, a Dovetail Jig and a lathe ...

This ShopNotes magazine issue covers projects and articles such as making a Jointer Push Block, a Vertical Raised Panel Jig, Tuning Up Your Router, techniques on Edge banding Plywood,tips for Ripping ...

This recycled booklet from Weyerhaeuser features 40 projects for indoors and out in the yard. Basic information provided along with materials lists for each project, line drawings. See the larger imag...

This issue of Woodworkers Journal (Volume 24 Number 4) features a number of great looking projects and articles. Featuring: Shop Secrets; Colors to Dye For; Planecraft by Ian Kirby; Heirloom Bookcase ...

Norm had visited a Shaker village in Massachusetts and came back with the idea to build a Shaker-style candle stand table. View the Larger Image Slideshow to see the actual paper plan you are buying.

On one of his many discovery trips, Norm finds himself an antique tall cupboard cabinet. Upon inspection it seems the craftsman of the day built the cupboard to fit the door on it. An interesting appr...

The simple elegance of turned legs, a square top and single drawer make this mid 1800s furniture piece a beautiful addition to any home. Pictured here is Norm with his version made from cherry and ...

Norm visited the Hancock Shaker Village in western Massachusetts and comes away with inspiration from a simple handcrafted medicine cabinet. The one pictured here was mainly constructed with red oak a...

As shown here, this drop leaf table is made from ash. The table features turned legs and you can make the drop leaf panels from glued up stock if you like. Construction methods include mortise and ten...

An all around great design for a potting bench. Make it out of redwood as shown, or any rot resistant wood so it will last for years outdoors. Plenty of room for pot shelves, potting work surface and ...

Straight forward in design and function, this table has a large surface with a single drawer and turned legs. This table could double as a desk or as a smaller breakfast nook table. Featuring mortise ...

If you enjoy making through dovetail joints, this project is for you. This is a 10 drawer unit that can be used for any number of purposes, whether it be in your workshop, craft room or kitchen. Diffe...