Make The Furniture That Makes Your Home
With a wide range of woodworking plans and project videos, I help you build furniture that fits your space and how you live, made by you, built to last.
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Flower Box Planter
Cedar flower box planter Nine years later, and it’s still going strong. Turning the legs on the Excelsior mini lathe with extension I built this flower box planter... -
Painted Bookcase with Classic Lines
Painted bookcase with classic linesThis painted bookcase is a great woodworking project that combines practical cabinet-building skills with decorative details that make a beautiful addition to any home... -
Modern Veneered Bookcase
Veneered bookcase. If you can build a simple box, you can make this project. The Modern Veneered Bookcase is a clean, modern design that also serves as a...
Woodworking Plans
Small Projects That Make Your Space
Make the small pieces that shape your space, simple, handmade details that add warmth and originality.
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Power Carving: A Blend of Art and Woodworking
Freeform serving bowl, power-carved Small projects are a great way to stay inspired, experiment with new ideas, and learn new skills in the shop. This decorative bowl is... -
Veneered Plywood Tissue Box Cover Woodworking Project
This small-scale project is a great way to build veneering skills while creating something useful for the home. Shop My Free Plans The five-sided box is designed to... -
Make a Frame with Zebrawood End Grain
Learn how to use end-grain wood to make veneer and create a custom frame. This frame is made using a block of zebra wood that was lying around...
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Looking Back
Do you have a wood lathe in your shop? Flower Planter Box Design Plans Download Plans A lathe is probably one of those tools you don’t really need,... -
Power Carving: Add a New Dimension to Your Woodworking
One of the best ways to introduce something new into your designs is through power carving. It’s surprisingly simple to get started, but like any woodworking skill, it... -
Bump Cut
Getting a perfect miter joint often comes down to the smallest adjustments. In a recent shop tip, a simple “bump cut” technique showed how to fine-tune a miter...