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This chair is a direct reflection of the work done by William Morris in England in the early 1900's. It is also influenced by the work of Gustav Stickley here in America. The chair features quadralinear leg post construction. These posts have four quartersawn oak boards mitered and then glued. This construction technique best displays the oak's ray flake which seems to wrap around the leg. Our well detailed instructions explain three different methods of leg construction. Size: 40" high by 36" wide and 42" deep. Skill level - Beginner/Intermediate.
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73" High, 26" Wide, 13" Deep Boating Bookshelf Design Features: Great conversation piece for cabin or den Looks like an authentic canoe Displays books or collectables Construction Features: Affordable to build Requires only common tools Inside this Package: Material Lists Tool Requirements Detailed cutting schedule Actual construction photos Step by step instructions for the Do It Yourselfer Hardware liquid nails wood nails veneer tape Tools required Table Saw Jigsaw Hand or electric drill Clamps Skill Level: Intermediate
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50 simple projects for birds, butterflys, and bat. All you need is basic woodworking tools and skills. Each design is guaranteed to attrack a specific species in every region from Australia, the US and Europe. Includes step-by-step instructions and color photos throughout. All materials lists in inches and mm.
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This is a reflection of the Prairie style flat top clock that Stickley made so famous. The construction is white oak and the mouldings are available at local s uppliers. A source of supply is detailed for the movement and dial face. 80"H x 26"W x 15"D Intermediate.
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Size 80" high by 41 1/2" wide and 22 1/2" deep. Skill level beginner/ intermediate. The design originates from a similar piece made in the 1830's. Bill of material and cutting list. Detailed instructions. Many pieces shown full size.
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Discover practical and inspiring ideas for beautifying your landscape using stone. Along with tried and true designs for inviting walkways and beautiful walls, youll see new ways of using stone in gardens and patio spaces. Youll create graceful streams, waterfalls, or even simple fountains that will help transform your backyard into a private retreat. And youll find a wide range of outdoor living spaces that family and friends can enjoy for years to come.