9 - 10 drawer tall dresser plans

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9 - 10 drawer tall dresser plans

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Greetings all.

I am new to the forums.

My name is Walter and I live in Denver Colorado. I teach Special Education and love woodworking.

My wife overlooks the mess I create in the shop as long as I have it cleaned up when company comes over and as long as I make things for her from time to time. My latest creation is a nice bench on the new deck. The deck just needs the rest of the trex on it and will be finished before the snow gets here.

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She told me this evening over dinner that she wants a dresser. So I am looking for some plans for a 9 - 10 drawer tall dresser. Free would be nice.

Maybe after this she will let me get a Shopsmith. I currently have an old Rockwell table saw and other stationary, hand a power tools in the shop that enable me to complete my projects.
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Hi there Sparky! Happy to have you on the Forum:) Could you fill out the "user CP" and tell us of your approximate location?

Here a a couple of chests found with a short search.

http://www.foxchapelpublishing.com/p-1570-shaker-chest-of-drawers-plan.aspx

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2021245/25819/Mission-Tall-Chest-Plan.aspx?refcode=05INFROO

Not as many drawers as you wanted, but maybe you could make some small drawers inside of the cabinet at the top of the mission chest.

My guess is you will get more replies from your query.
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Welcome Sparky. You forgot to introduce the dog!:)
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mbcabinetmaker wrote:Welcome Sparky. You forgot to introduce the dog!:)

Sorry about that. Everyone this is Isis (my wife's miniture Daschund). We also have two cats (Gus and Smokey) and a Golden Retriever (Buffy). They all love the new deck and Bench.
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charlese wrote:Hi there Sparky! Happy to have you on the Forum:) Could you fill out the "user CP" and tell us of your approximate location?

Here a a couple of chests found with a short search.

http://www.foxchapelpublishing.com/p-1570-shaker-chest-of-drawers-plan.aspx

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2021245/25819/Mission-Tall-Chest-Plan.aspx?refcode=05INFROO

Not as many drawers as you wanted, but maybe you could make some small drawers inside of the cabinet at the top of the mission chest.

My guess is you will get more replies from your query.
Thanks Chuck! I updated my UserCP. I am looking forward to reading the posts here and learning from all of you.
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Welcome to the forum from the "western slope" of our fair state. You have found a great place to get help and have a lot of fun. I think there are about 5 0r 6 Colorado members now.
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dlbristol wrote:Welcome to the forum from the "western slope" of our fair state. You have found a great place to get help and have a lot of fun. I think there are about 5 0r 6 Colorado members now.
Thanks. I was about to post a message asking if there was anyone else from CO here and if there were any groups that meet over coffee.

My wife and I were Just in Glenwood Springs a couple of weeks ago. We loved it there.
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Welcome JS. And who's this little dude?
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mickyd wrote:Welcome JS. And who's this little dude?
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My wife found these cute solar ornament animals that glow in the dark. She got a cat and a dog that sit on our deck. Nice thing about them is they don't stray from the yard, leave presents on the lawn or make any noise. :D
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jawa_sparky wrote:My wife found these cute solar ornament animals that glow in the dark. She got a cat and a dog that sit on our deck. Nice thing about them is they don't stray from the yard, leave presents on the lawn or make any noise. :D
Sparky,

Welcome to the forum. It would seem school will be staring for you rather soon. My wife and I recently moved home to Lakewood from Virginia and are loving being home. I would be neat to visit with you sometime. fjimp
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