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The best woodworking projects from recent Taunton books. Presents 22 easy-to-build furnishings in a variety of styles. These projects will appeal to beginners in their simplicity. Provides step-by-step instructions, cut lists, and working drawings. Published at $21.95. Special $17.95.
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Sherri Warner Hunter, author of the bestselling Creating with Concrete, proves once again that concrete isn't just for sidewalks anymore; it's perfect for the garden too. A selection of 30 beautiful designs suggests the range of this increasingly popular material, and the illustrated instructions make the craft's fundamentals easy to learn. The simplest projects come first, so beginners can work their way through the book progressively, building on their skills. Projects include a carved trough, sandcast bowl, elegant relief panel, and--for more skilled crafters--a decorative walkway, sculpture, and water feature.
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You dont have to be a carpenter to build this 8 x12-ft storage shed, we make it easy. Weve already figured out the angles and worked out the measurements. This plan comes with a complete shopping list, construction details, step-by-step instructions and photography. Dimensions - 8 Wide x 12 Long x 9 High Tools Needed Basic hand tools, shovel, mitre box, circular saw, framing square, handsaw, level, chalk line
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The most extensive basement design book ever! Covers every aspect of turning your basement into prime living space: The Ups and Downs of Stairs, Adding Windows, Waterproofing, more. 20 amazing case studies, 250 full-color photos (be inspired by incredible ugly-duckling-into-sensational-swan success stories).
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Place one under each window or attach several along your deck.Patterns are full size. Drain holes in bottom to accept clay pots. 36"L x 9.25" D X 7" H. Includes decal.
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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.