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16 Free Woodworking Plans found in the "Shelves / Bookcases" Category.
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Entertainment Center - Simple Mahogany

A detailed cut list, detailed drawings, and excellent written instructions make this free woodworking plan an easy project to build. Add this beautiful mahogany entertainment center to your collection.

|Views: 165 | Last Viewed: 03/18/2010 2:00am | Site: www.am-wood.com

Hanging Shelf

A practicle hanging shelf that incorporates some fine woodworking detail. Test your skills when you make the through mortise tenons. The plan calls for a drawer, but the picture doesn't show it. A PDF drawing is include as a link in the webpage.

|Views: 167 | Last Viewed: 03/15/2010 12:02pm | Site: swingleydev.com

Build New Storage Under Your Stairs

How to Build New Storage Under Your Stairs A pullout bin and new seat clear entryway clutter.

|Views: 169 | Last Viewed: 03/16/2010 10:53pm | Site: www.popularmechanics.com

Build a Cabinet Behind Your Wall

How to Build a Cabinet Behind Your Wall A low cabinet yields new storage for toys and books.

|Views: 178 | Last Viewed: 03/16/2010 10:21am | Site: www.popularmechanics.com

Krenov-style Wall Hung Shelves

This is a great project to exercise your woodworking skills without using a lot of wood. The plans were inspired by the shelves shown in James Krenov's A Cabinetmaker's Notebook (page 37 of my copy) and The Fine Art of Cabinetmaking (near the end).

|Views: 179 | Last Viewed: 03/05/2010 10:58am | Site: people.iarc.uaf.edu

Barrister Bookcases

When it comes time to set up your barrister bookcases, their modular construction and variety of arrangements should prove a real asset. That is, unless you can't agree with your "significant other" just how they should go. In that case, you might just need a barrister to settle the bookcase dispute.

|Views: 179 | Last Viewed: 03/01/2010 9:43pm | Site: www.popularwoodworking.com

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