The Cheval Mirror

A mirror is a mirror, or is it. This cheval Mirror plan is from the makers of the Shopsmith Mark V. One of the most versatile tools on the market. Their plans are easy to follow and this one is no different. They include a materials list and very good step by step instructions. I would give this plan a medium difficulty level only because it involves turning the legs. You could redesign the legs to a simple tapper to make this one easier. BTW...Did you know that the cheval mirror actually went out of style once they started putting glass doors on wardrobes.

|Views: 11 | Last Viewed: 02/03/2012 11:59pm | Site: www.shopsmithhandson.com

Tin Panel Headboard

The Tool Girl offers up this interesting free project for a tin clad headboard. Follow this free woodworking plan as the Tool Girl steps you through each part of the build process. The instructions and diagrams are so complete, we are recommending this as a beginner project.

|Views: 300 | Last Viewed: 02/04/2012 11:21pm | Site: www.homeenvy.com

Sleigh Bed

It looks like you could make this project as easy or as complicated as you like. I see tons of possibilities to customize this piece and make it your own. The free woodworking plan that is included on the website is very easy to understand and follow. I think anyone could make quick work of the free project from FineWoodWorking.com.

|Views: 712 | Last Viewed: 02/04/2012 8:33pm | Site: www.taunton.com

Kids Bunk Beds

This is a very simple yet functional design for a bedroom bunk bed. The free woodworking plan also includes information on how to build a cabinet, shelf, and small table.

|Views: 712 | Last Viewed: 02/04/2012 3:24pm | Site: www.drillbitsplus.com

Four-Poster Bed

Build this classic, Early-American style bed in any size -- from twin to King -- to suit your needs.

|Views: 712 | Last Viewed: 02/04/2012 6:50pm | Site: www.shopsmithhandson.com

Arts & Crafts Dresser

Build Our Arts & Crafts Dresser Building a classic example of early 20th century American craftsmanship.

|Views: 712 | Last Viewed: 02/03/2012 2:40am | Site: www.popularmechanics.com