Don, I hate to answer a question with a question, but:I am looking for plans/drawings of the chest of drawers in the attached picture. I have looked everywhere I know to look but I'm coming up short. Any help would be great.
Good morning Mark,Don, I hate to answer a question with a question, but:
- What's the source of the photo and do you have reason to believe there have been plans drawn from that particular piece?
- Are you looking for plans for that particular piece, or just asking for plans for a chest of that type?
- What sources have you already checked for plans (saves us the effort of checking sources you have already looked through).
I don't believe we have any SAPFM plans for a piece like that. My initial thought is to check some of Glen Huey's books for a chest like that one.
Mark
If I had that skill set, I would not have asked others to help me find plans. Since two of you have given me the same advice I think I will stop posting in these forums until I'm much more experienced in building. I have only build a few little things and my workbench where I followed the FWW plans. It turned out well, but I do not have the experience to know where and when to which joinery is the best to use and the like.I recognize that piece off Leonards site. 52" tall and 39.5 wide. Thats a pretty straight forward piece to scale off of. Even if you change the dimensions to suit your space, its still not bad. Ive always done my own drawings, full scale.
Don, SAPFM is for "the novice...to the amateur master...to the skilled professional." It says so on our promotional materials, and I have that printed on my business cards. Don't be discouraged if others on this forum are more advanced than you (and me), you definitely belong here. Keep posting!If I had that skill set, I would not have asked others to help me find plans. Since two of you have given me the same advice I think I will stop posting in these forums until I'm much more experienced in building. I have only build a few little things and my workbench where I followed the FWW plans. It turned out well, but I do not have the experience to know where and when to which joinery is the best to use and the like.