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"ZebraCobra"

17/08/2006 11:18 AM

1000's of plans on disk

I highly recommend to anyone looking for furniture and general
woodworking plans a product that I found and purchased from the
internet. Its called Woodworking CD and it contains 1000's of
woodworking plans that are easily printed. It contains all sorts of
plans ( a full list is available at their website
http://www.woodworkingcd.com/list.php ) including for outdoor funiture,
I was looking for adirondack chair plans and it had several.
The disc is a great bargain to anyone looking for almost free plans as
it only costs 13 or so dollars and shipping was 3 and tad. Look them up
at http://www.woodworkingcd.com

- Greg


This topic has 10 replies

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grappletech

in reply to "ZebraCobra" on 17/08/2006 11:18 AM

17/08/2006 4:06 PM

"Toller" <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:

> We don't need no stinking plans!
> At least not for $13.
>
>
>


How much does Norm on the 'New Yankee Workshop' charge for a SINGLE set of
plans? Like $12 or so.

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Frank Campbell

in reply to "ZebraCobra" on 17/08/2006 11:18 AM

18/08/2006 8:15 PM


In article <[email protected]>,
ZebraCobra <[email protected]> wrote:

> I highly recommend to anyone looking for furniture and general
> woodworking plans a product that I found and purchased from the
> internet. Its called Woodworking CD and it contains 1000's of
> woodworking plans snip

Get them for free here:
http://absolutelyfreeplans.com

kK

[email protected] (Ken Muldrew)

in reply to "ZebraCobra" on 17/08/2006 11:18 AM

18/08/2006 5:55 PM

"The3rd Earl Of Derby" <[email protected]> wrote:

>Like everyone else has said...you don't need plans if you have the
>ingenuity and inspiration. ;-)

You may not want someone else's plan but if you're building anything
that's even remotely complex then you would be a fool not to sketch
out a plan.

>A good woodworker likes to make their stuff and not copies of others.

A good woodworker has technique and a knowledge and appreciation of
how and why various pieces of furniture were built in the past. You
don't get that without studying and emulating well built projects.

Ken Muldrew
[email protected]
(remove all letters after y in the alphabet)

Cc

"CW"

in reply to "ZebraCobra" on 17/08/2006 11:18 AM

18/08/2006 10:56 PM

But there are plenty of woodworkers out there that can not design. It's a
talent, either you have it or you don't. Many don't. They can still fallow a
plan and do good work. Should they give up woodworking since they can't
design themselves? I really haven't been fallowing this thread but I got the
impression he was selling a CD of plans that were freely available on the
net. What's wrong with that? Have you never paid someone to do the leg work
for you? Yes, you could do it yourself but if you value our time more than
his asking price, buy the thing.

"The3rd Earl Of Derby" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> Like everyone else has said...you don't need plans if you have the
> ingenuity and inspiration. ;-)
> A good woodworker likes to make their stuff and not copies of others.
>
> --
> Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite
>
>
>

md

mac davis

in reply to "ZebraCobra" on 17/08/2006 11:18 AM

18/08/2006 7:30 AM

On 17 Aug 2006 11:18:50 -0700, "ZebraCobra" <[email protected]> wrote:

>I highly recommend to anyone looking for furniture and general
>woodworking plans a product that I found and purchased from the
>internet.
wow.. what a find!
you must have looked forever before finding your own site...


$13 for a collection of plans from the free sites on the web... what
originality!
Mac

https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm

TT

"Toller"

in reply to "ZebraCobra" on 17/08/2006 11:18 AM

17/08/2006 8:25 PM

We don't need no stinking plans!
At least not for $13.

TT

"Toller"

in reply to "ZebraCobra" on 17/08/2006 11:18 AM

17/08/2006 9:37 PM


"grappletech" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Toller" <[email protected]> wrote in
> news:[email protected]:
>
>> We don't need no stinking plans!
>> At least not for $13.
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> How much does Norm on the 'New Yankee Workshop' charge for a SINGLE set of
> plans? Like $12 or so.
>
Couldn't tell you; I don't use plans.

TE

"The3rd Earl Of Derby"

in reply to "ZebraCobra" on 17/08/2006 11:18 AM

19/08/2006 12:18 AM

Frank Campbell wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>,
> ZebraCobra <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I highly recommend to anyone looking for furniture and general
>> woodworking plans a product that I found and purchased from the
>> internet. Its called Woodworking CD and it contains 1000's of
>> woodworking plans snip
>
> Get them for free here:
> http://absolutelyfreeplans.com


This one made laugh,the guy has gone to the time(pardon the pun)and
patience to build a floor standing modern grandfather clockcase only to end
up with a tin plate photo etched dial and quartz movement. pmsl

What a waste of cherry wood.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/home_improvement/workshop/1274406.html
--
Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite


Pn

"Pop`"

in reply to "ZebraCobra" on 17/08/2006 11:18 AM

17/08/2006 10:25 PM

ZebraCobra wrote:
> I highly recommend to anyone looking for furniture and general
> woodworking plans a product that I found and purchased from the
> internet. Its called Woodworking CD and it contains 1000's of
> woodworking plans that are easily printed. It contains all sorts of
> plans ( a full list is available at their website
> http://www.woodworkingcd.com/list.php ) including for outdoor
> funiture, I was looking for adirondack chair plans and it had several.
> The disc is a great bargain to anyone looking for almost free plans as
> it only costs 13 or so dollars and shipping was 3 and tad. Look them
> up at http://www.woodworkingcd.com
>
> - Greg

Too many freebies around to pay for thousands I'll never likely even look
at. I either don't need a plan, make my own, or get a freebie from
likeminded people. Sharers get things shared with them.

Besides, you're spamming and that's a no-no:
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"The3rd Earl Of Derby"

in reply to "ZebraCobra" on 17/08/2006 11:18 AM

18/08/2006 2:41 PM

ZebraCobra wrote:
> I highly recommend to anyone looking for furniture and general
> woodworking plans a product that I found and purchased from the
> internet. Its called Woodworking CD and it contains 1000's of
> woodworking plans that are easily printed. It contains all sorts of
> plans ( a full list is available at their website
> http://www.woodworkingcd.com/list.php ) including for outdoor
> funiture, I was looking for adirondack chair plans and it had several.
> The disc is a great bargain to anyone looking for almost free plans as
> it only costs 13 or so dollars and shipping was 3 and tad. Look them
> up at http://www.woodworkingcd.com
>
> - Greg

Like everyone else has said...you don't need plans if you have the
ingenuity and inspiration. ;-)
A good woodworker likes to make their stuff and not copies of others.

--
Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite



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