Free woodworking plans that resize to fit your space. Skip the math. Start building.

A 2×4 bench with a two-layer MDF top and a plywood shelf. The boards, screws and steps follow your numbers.

Runners sized to your saw’s miter slots, a base sized to your cut. One birch panel, fitted by tape.

A printed six-hole guide and two bench dogs put a ¾″ dog-hole grid in any benchtop. No drill press needed.

Wings and fence built around your exact saw, so long boards sit level with your saw’s table.

A flat-top cart that hauls sheets, boards and totes from the truck to the bench. Set the top to fit your bay and your doorway.

Built around the totes you own, as many across and high as you need. Add casters to make it roll.

Cleat rows cut to your wall. Move the holders around whenever the shop changes.

A wall rack sized to the lumber you actually keep, arms where you need them.

Measure any dead space, under a bench or in a bay, and drawers come out cut to fill it.

A sturdy bench from 2×4s, sized to the porch or path it lives on.

A reclined patio chair from 2×4s only: one seat or a two-seat loveseat, sized to you.

Beds sized to your yard and your reach. Every board and screw on one list.