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jsburger wrote:

thunderbirdbat wrote:

jsburger wrote:
I guess the Mac must be magic then. It finds things that Firefox, IE Explorer, MS Edge and Google Chrome all fail at.

It appears there is a DNS server down somewhere that is dependent on ones routing.

The link works for me. I am using Firefox on a Linux if that helps.

I am using Firefox also on W10 and JPG seemed to also have a problem. It is certainly not OS/Browser specific. Just a DNS server somewhere.

Anyone know what the 'real' address is? xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Not exactly the same, but you can get free plans for a , sink cabinet, stove, and fridge on the Ana White web page.

http://www.ana-white.com/category/plans ... collection

thunderbirdbat wrote:What sort of plan are you looking for?

Well I built a play stove for my daughter about 30 years ago out of plywood. Had an oven door, painted burners on top and a raised shelf. So far I've seen play stoves with a bowel for a sink and faucet. Not what I want. I tried to upload the picture but it wouldn't go. maybe because it's 1 meg big.
Danny

Picture size plays a part as well as file size to upload a picture all must be met. The picture should be 2050 x 1180 pixels with a file size of 2 MB. If the picture fails to load, look at the top of the page to see why. You may have to scroll up to see it.

Woodworking Projects I page 79 has the plans for a Toy Kitchen made from 2 sheets of 1/2" plywood or particleboard. The info states that the plan is from the Hands On Sept/Oct 82 issue. The entire entry is only one page.

thunderbirdbat wrote:Picture size plays a part as well as file size to upload a picture all must be met. The picture should be 2050 x 1180 pixels with a file size of 2 MB. If the picture fails to load, look at the top of the page to see why. You may have to scroll up to see it.

Woodworking Projects I page 79 has the plans for a Toy Kitchen made from 2 sheets of 1/2" plywood or particleboard. The info states that the plan is from the Hands On Sept/Oct 82 issue. The entire entry is only one page.

See if this helps.
http://www.shopsmithhandson.com/

I still have that DNS server problem and get 'not found'.

JPG wrote:

thunderbirdbat wrote:Picture size plays a part as well as file size to upload a picture all must be met. The picture should be 2050 x 1180 pixels with a file size of 2 MB. If the picture fails to load, look at the top of the page to see why. You may have to scroll up to see it.

Woodworking Projects I page 79 has the plans for a Toy Kitchen made from 2 sheets of 1/2" plywood or particleboard. The info states that the plan is from the Hands On Sept/Oct 82 issue. The entire entry is only one page.

See if this helps.
http://www.shopsmithhandson.com/

I still have that DNS server problem and get 'not found'.

FWIW 96.11.138.91

A what's my ip lookup yields 96.11.138.91 for "shopsmithhandson.com"
A reverse lookup for 96.11.138.91 yields "shopsmith.com"

My guess is SS has reassigned the ip address and the domain is dead(at least on my dns server lookup path).

Is a puzzement! Some of you do get results with shopsmithhaandson.com???

JPG wrote: See if this helps.
http://www.shopsmithhandson.com/

I still have that DNS server problem and get 'not found'.

FWIW 96.11.138.91

A what's my ip lookup yields 96.11.138.91 for "shopsmithhandson.com"
A reverse lookup for 96.11.138.91 yields "shopsmith.com"

My guess is SS has reassigned the ip address and the domain is dead(at least on my dns server lookup path).

Is a puzzlement! Some of you do get results with shopsmithhaandson.com???

This is what comes up for me.

How about a screen shot that includes the entire browser window?

All the links I tried are working for me (W10, Firefox). Try not using the link in the OP and instead going directly: go to the top of this (SS Forum) page and click on "Woodworking Resources" and then "Project Plans" and see if that works.

If it's a DNS problem, try using Google's free public DNS (8.8.8.8 for IPv4 and 2001:4860:4860::8888 for IPv6) instead of your ISP's default. You'll have to go into your router settings for this.

JPG wrote:How about a screen shot that includes the entire browser window?