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Gene Howe
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Free Plans From FWW

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Here is a resource for some nice projects.

http://www.finewoodworking.com/blog/free-plans
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Thanks for sharing. Not as good but while we're at it:

http://www.craftsmanspace.com/
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Thank you both for sharing.
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Post by Lodgepole »

I enjoy reading the old woodworking books on craftsmanspace.com. I am impressed by many of the projects presented in these books. Most of the books appear to be from the 1930s.
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Post by swampgator »

Thank you both for sharing all this wonderful info. Just purchased 3 books for making toys, but these old books are simply amazing. Love it an thank you.
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Post by garys »

I've never built anything from plans. When I build something, I sit down with a pencil and paper and make a rough sketch. Then I pull out my tape measure to get the measurements and start cutting wood.
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