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Projects for Kids - Free Plans and Guides from Lee's Wood Projects

 

At LeesWoodProjects.com you'll find many free how-to guides and plans for all sorts of woodworking projects for your home. The website is dedicated to providing expert guides that will make your next project simple and beautiful. Whether you are looking to build a bookcase, bench, fireplace mantel or whatever, Lee has a free how-to guide for you.

 

Lee himself is a woodcrafter, designer and woodworking teacher with over thirty years experience. He's available online to answer your questions about the projects. His attractive designs seem to make the most of a small amount of wood and work. He includes step-by-step instructions and a list of materials you'll need for each projects.

 

Among the dozens of free project plans you'll find this selection of fun projects that you can build for your favorite kids:

 

Wooden Rocking Horse

Wooden Playhouse Bookcase

How to Build a Wooden Toy Box

Baby Cradle Plans

How to Build a Time Out Bench

 

 

 

 

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If you can't find a free plan that's just right for you, check out these websites for hundreds of great designs, inexpensive blueprints, do-it-yourself design software, easy to assemble kits, tools and building products. 

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Detailed Play Systems

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Have all plans reviewed by your building department or by an experienced building professional who knows local conditions, before you start to build. Plans may have to be modified by a local professional to suit your site's building code and weather requirements.