Re Octagonal Picnic Table

The octagonal picnic table plans were great and very easy to follow! As you can see on the picture, I made several changes. Borrowing a suggestion from another reader, I doubled up the legs. Since I used 5/4" deck boards for both the table top and the seats,   more and photo >>
Brian

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Re Garden Seat Project

Hi I was searching for a Bench Plan for our local cricket club for a quick and easy bench to make in quantity. Yours was great   more and photos >>
David

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Re Swing Seat Project

My husband and I built this swing in one afternoon. The swing is built with treated lumber and we made it wider and deeper and arms are 3" higher, we also used 6" fence boards for the seat and back.   more and photos >>
Janice

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Re Deck Bench Seat Project

I wanted to submit some of my bench project photos. I was helped out a great deal by the other submissions and this may help someone else. I did things just a bit differently   more and photos >>
Fred

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Re Garden Seat Project

Here's a photo of the first of two benches I'm making, following your plans! I did as other commenters have suggested and moved the seat-back angle to 15 degrees. Also decided to make the seat more roomy by using 4 of the seat slats on bottom, and spacing out 3 on the top   more and photos >>
H.S.

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Re Adirondack Chair Project

Hi from Australia, I've just completed a half size Adirondack chair for my four year old grand daughter, it turned out great. I recycled and old BBQ trolly. A little art work on a back slat just finished it off. Many thanks for the plan.   Barry and Carmel Johnson

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