[jargo432]

The New Yankee Workshop has a website where you can buy plans with DVDs. I'm wondering if there are any other sites where you can buy plans?

 

[Dave Paine]

A lot of places.

Shopnotes
http://www.shopnotes.com/

Wood magazine
http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodworking-plans/

Woodsmith Shop
http://www.woodsmith.com/index.php/

Fine Woodworking
http://www.finewoodworking.com/

Woodcraft
http://www.woodcraft.com/category/1004092/plans.aspx

The list goes on. An internet search will show many, avoid the ones which offer 16,000 plans for one low price. Garbage. :thumbdown:

 

[Timothy]

The New Yankee Workshop has a website where you can buy plans with DVDs. I'm wondering if there are any other sites where you can buy plans?

Ever consider drawing your own plans?

 

[TomC]

How about Ted's! No,I am just kidding. Please stay away fromTeds; as search will show it junk.
Tom

 

[jschaben]

I've purchased several from here:
http://plansnow.com/

I'll usually draw up my own but when I see one I like I don't mind paying for it, provided it's a decent plan... Ted doesn't have any of those. :yes:

 

[rrich]

How about Ted's! No,I am just kidding. Please stay away fromTeds; as search will show it junk.
Tom

I was thinking, "Attention moderators! Here's an opportunity for Ted." :laughing:

 

[MissionIsMyMission]

If you google Wood Magazine and the issue number you can bring up all the back issues of Wood Magazine in PDF format and download and print any and all of their plans for Projects. There's a LOT!!!

Here's an example...

https://archive.org/details/WoodMagazine112

 

[Burb]

If you google Wood Magazine and the issue number you can bring up all the back issues of Wood Magazine in PDF format and download and print any and all of their plans for Projects. There's a LOT!!! Here's an example... https://archive.org/details/WoodMagazine112

Thank you for posting this info. Good to know!!

Mark