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$5.95 $3.57 |
Includes bill of materials. Exploded drawing. Approx. 30" wide by 31" high
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$19.95 $11.97 |
The most complete reference ever. For the architect, woodworker, and builder. 100's of designs in color and 15 how to mantel patterns to build in your home workshop.
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This chest features raised panels on three sides and a simple scrolled base. Originally used to store blankets, pillows, etc. but can also be used to store toys, games or anything needing to be put out of the way. It can be cedar lined if desired. 21" x 44"L x 21 1/4"H.
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$26.95 $16.17 |
Lavishly illustrated with beautiful, evocative watercolors, this record visits dozens of locations influential to the life of Pulitzer Prize-winning author William Saroyan, best known for his play The Time of Your Life. Accompanied by well-documented biographical research, this series of paintings highlights places critical to Saroyans life, such as his familys ancestral home of Bitlis, Armenia; the Fred Finch Orphanage in Oakland, where he spent five years of his early childhood; and the MGM Studios in Los Angeles, where he enjoyed a short and tumultuous career as a screenwriter. The majority of this collection, however, explores the beloved vistas of Fresno and the San Joaquin Valley from which he drew his inspirationfrom the Armenian churches of Fresno to the sprawling vineyards of the surrounding California landscape.
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This eave entry shed is roomy enough for storing tools and lawn equipment with enough space for a workshop Inside this Package: Professionally drawn architectural plans, including structural details Step by step instructions for the Do-It-Yourself builder Detailed materials list for each dimension Design Features: Concrete slab or wood floor options Plans for three different sizes included: 8x12, 10x14, 12x16 Meets or exceeds UBC building code requirements Many options to personalize this shed to suit your needs
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Complete plans are provided for a variety of interesting recreational projects for both boys and girls. The projects all date from the late 1920s when manual arts classes were in their prime and hundreds, if not thousands, of students would enter pushmobile and scooter contests. These nostalgic projects will appeal to baby boomers, grandparents, and hobbyist woodworkers.