Given that search is dead and I'm interested in good rather than free, does anyone know where's a good source for woodworking plans?

[triploidtree@mastodon.ie]

Given that search is dead and I'm interested in good rather than free, does anyone know where's a good source for woodworking plans? I'm failing to find a table (among other things) for the garden and am considering building one...

#maker #woodWorking #lazyWeb #searchIsDead

[teresa_athome@mastodon.online]

@triploidtree My dad used to use woodworking related magazines if no one he knew had plans or experience building something new he wanted to try. But, my local library also had woodworking books with plans. Maybe try there?

[alexanderkingsbury@mastodon.social]

@triploidtree

Mission Furniture: How to Make It, Part 1

(www.gutenberg.org)

[woodwonk@mindly.social]

@triploidtree Woodsmith plans are pretty good. They're essentially reprints of projects that have appeared in their magazine.

Woodsmith Plans

Woodsmith Plans has hundreds of the best DIY project plans from Woodsmith, ShopNotes, and Workbench magazines...all for immediate download.

(www.woodsmithplans.com)