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A variety of small projects that have appeared in recent issues of the magazine. Projects to make in a weekend, perfect picture frames, compact, wall-hanging shelves and cabinets, designing and building occasional tables, mitered boxes, and more.
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Folds up or down in one smooth motion. Fits full-size mattress. 86"L x 36"D x 33"H as a sofa.
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37" Long, 23" Tall Harley Hog Design Features: Complete from handlebar to brakes Rocker base is stable enough for small children Or build the motorcycle without the rocker as an accent for recreation room or shop Satisfies even the youngest Easy Rider Construction Features: Build an economy model or embellish with carving or inlay Can be built of most any wood, including scrap Inside this Package: Material Lists Tool Requirements Detailed cutting schedule Actual construction photos Step by step instructions for the Do It Yourselfer Hardware List #12 screws Tools Required Band saw Table Saw Router with 1/2 in. roundover bit Drill & Forstner bit Planer Clamps Drill press Skill Level: Beginning
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Legs include quadralinear construction which consists of four quarter sawn oak boards mitered and then glued. This displays the oak's ray flake to best advantage. The plan offers three different leg construction methods. Cutting list and material list included. Full detailed instructions. Beginner intermediate level. 40"H by 36"W by 42"D.
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This handsome cabinet stores 21 bottles of wine and can be made with domestic hardwoods. Size: 32 high by 31 wide and 19 deep. Skill level: Intermediate.
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Hand-making musical instruments is part of a growing trend that even celebrities such as Johnny Depp and guitar legend Jack White are taking part in. It doesn't require a lot of money or an expertise in woodworking and electronics, all it takes is a little creativity. In Handmade Music Factory, handyman Mike Orr guides you through the construction of eight of the most unique and imaginative instruments found anywhere - from a one-string guitar made from a soup can, to a hubcap banjo, and a stand-up lap steel guitar made from a vintage ironing board. There are also directions for an amp that can be assembled using inexpensive parts from the local electronics store. There's no shortage of inspiration to draw upon in creating an arsenal of instruments that look good, sound great, and deliver some foot stompin' fun!