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To complement the dining set we designed the Mission Buffet. There is a great deal of storage behind each of the doors, which has a single glass shelf on each side. The six drawers have half blind dovetails and the small center door has an oak inlay in the center. This has proven to be one of our more popular designs and is easily constructed from white oak solid material and a sheet of 1/4" & 3/4" oak plywood. Size: 44 high by 52" wide and 19 1/2" wide. Skill level Intermediate.
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This bench is a great project for the beginning woodworker. This is a versatile piece of furniture thats easy to build. This plan comes with a complete set of patterns, shopping list and cutting list, step-by-step instructions and photography. Dimensions 44W x 18D x 26H. Skill Level - Beginner Tools Needed Clamps, drill, countersink, router, hacksaw, saber saw, sanding drum
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Grandfather clock. 72" tall x 17" wide x 12" deep.
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This is a mammoth resource for weekend crafting. 150 classic projects. Included is an introductory section for beginners that explains choosing wood, gluing, patterns, and finishing. Projects include kids toys, puzzles, doll accessories, boxes, shelves, clocks, trellises, whirligigs, and many, many more.
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Edic has written an introduction to basic marketing for anyone who wishes to earn an income from woodworking. Edic applies basic marketing concepts to help woodworkers learn exactly how to work craft and trade shows, all of this and more. Included are marketing plans that can be adapted to any woodworking business.
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Inventive and unique, this dynamic collection of woodworking projects teaches the basic skills needed to make exciting, action-packed toys. From rapid-fire nickel launchers and ball-and-socket robots to a monkey-toss gumball machine, each project includes a color photograph, a tools and materials list, a full diagram, woodworking plans, and instructions for using the finished product. Covering all the methods necessary for creationselecting wood, drilling and shaping, making wheels and axles, and decorationthese constructions are simple enough for children and parents to complete together, all in an afternoons time.