WOOD WORK ARTICLES
Posted on Sunday, August 15th, 2010 at 10:32 pm
The Top Three Free Wood Working Plans- Another Reason Why You Just Have to Love the WWW
The Internet is as big as you want it to be. And another thing that you could benefit from with this technology is the presence of many, many free wood working plans.
These plans can also be helpful in knowing what material is needed in different wood products.
Well, depending on where you get it or from what your source is, these could actually be very informative to both amateur and professional woodworkers. There are also a lot of sites with groups or community forums where you can get real-life stories and tips from other people.
But what exactly do you get from these free plans?
Well, obviously, this is a step-by-step tutorial on how to build wood products. Now, the good news is I have taken the time to give you the Top Three most used wood plans: bookshelf, chairs and jewelry box. I don’t have the details here but I have enough information for you to determine whether or not it’s the plan for you.
Cherry Bookshelf Plan
In building this type of bookshelf, you would need 13 pieces of cherry wood that are screwed together. The shaping and joinery is done with the help of drill press and a table saw.
Building such shelf also requires that you use screws, screw hole plugs, shelves and slates.
Now, cherry is the most common used wood because it is very light. But you could use other types like white oak too.
Chair Plans
Now, for this particular article, these tips are only applicable to drop down chairs. It is a high-backed with neither wedges or pegs.
All you need is plywood and some obvious materials and you are good to go. It really is one of the easiest ones to make.
Jewelry Box Plans
Now, as an experienced wood worker, I can tell you that this is perhaps the easiest and fastest woodwork to make! It can actually pass for a great last-minute gift that looks very well-made and carefully thought of.
If you have some small wooden box lying around your house, you can use it! Just add some screws, carve a little flower or whatever in the top and voila! You now have yourself an elegant, classy and very nice jewelry box.
About the Author
Ted Reeher is an enthusiast of woodworks and anything related to woodworking. It has been his life-long interest and would like to provide you with tips on how to start with it and easy projects that you can try. For articles, detailed plans and videos, just visit http://www.easywoodworkingprojectslist.com today.
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