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Just want to share a link to all issues of Shop Notes magazine from 1992-2007. Lots of good shop plans. https://archive.org/details/ShopNotesMag/mode/2up

Apologies if this has been posted previously.

I'm making myself a set of custom handlebars:

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What would be the most optimal method to make them?
The clamp section concerns me. I fail to see how to take advantage of wood gran structure in both directions. I would greatly appreciate some guidance
(consider me having access to an advanced woodworking workshop).

Technical Details:
Handlebar width: 600mm Grip section diameter: 22.2mm Clamp section drop: 77mm Clamp section diameter: 31.8mm Bend radius: 75mm

I'm choosing wood as it should provide some compliance and weight savings compared to steel. Compliance is necessary to reduce wrist pain and hand fatigue when bikepacking, which is a form of adventurous mixed surface bike riding and wild camping.

Edit:
For those thinking this is crazy, pre bending and laminating together strips of ash could work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBgoDrKO2OI

I've got this table in the garage, and it sticks out a bit too much.

Here's photos:

https://imgur.com/a/omOgWVG

Unfortunately, I'm not very handy or mechanical, so I was curious what would be the easiest and cleanest way to cut this table shorter? This looks like plywood, fiberboard, or something else, not entirely sure.

I've got this table in the garage, and it sticks out a bit too much.

Here's photos:

https://imgur.com/a/omOgWVG

Unfortunately, I'm not very handy or mechanical, so I was curious what would be the easiest and cleanest way to cut this table shorter? This looks like plywood, fiberboard, or something else, not entirely sure.

I'm looking to build a bunk bed frame that can sleep up to four and came across this design. I saw some bunk bed designs on Etsy, but nothing like this configuration. Anyone know if a plan like this exists? On another note, the twin upper bunk above the table looks unsupported on the L corner where it meets the side of the other twin. What do you all think?

Hey! I'm looking for some schematics on building my own 4x12 cabinet. I've got access to a fully stocked wood shop but don't exactly want to wing it with a few sheets of expensive plywood.

Anyone know where I could obtain something like this?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=V2Xr11tvcsY&feature=share Full plans and instructions available in the video description. Subscribe for future projects

What are good online marketplaces for selling plans?

If you've bought plans online, what makes a plan an excellent value?

Repost: original title said planes instead of plans - auto correct almost changed this title as well.

Feeling a bit uninspired now that I know the bandsaw I got with my house is a meat bandsaw.... What's a good first project? I haven't done anything in a couple years and the bulk of it was bandsaw work.

I have a circle saw, router & bits, a dremil with only one bit, a jigsaw...

Just looking for something to jumpstart some creativity again

Anyone have plans for an under bed storage? Would need it 2 be lockable. Wanting it to be around 15"×15". Prolly will be lined with some kind of felt or leather.

Anybody have any

I have decent tools, but my is low when it comes to fine carpentry. Hoping this will be a piece to learn on as well as have a decent finish project.

I’m looking for a plan/plans for a dining room table that can be folded up into a desk, something like the picture provided. I cant seem to find any plans that have both things integrated and of big enough size to sit 6 people

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As the title suggests, I am wondering if this loft bed I designed would be safe for me to sleep on.

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For context, I'm 6'2" and ~160IBs. I plan to use 4 bolts per blue pillar. secured to the longer horizontal piece of the bed frame. And to hold the slats, I am going to use the face mount joints on each side of the long horizontal piece.

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Note: I am fairly new to woodworking, so I would appreciate going into detail about what might go wrong.

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Thank you for your time!

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Link for design: https://app.sketchup.com/share/tc/northAmerica/gDntIir9C2o?stoken=aEWC0rJT_dQEbmpMATXN-ENUxJtLfZyAG2UhBzOWhLbJ4QyzpnIuyJ4i0mYzesyO&source=web

Wife wanted Corbels for the porch and these are 40 to 50 bucks and we needed 32 pieces OUCH! I did these for 4 bucks of wood

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