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We are currently undergoing a massive overhaul to our website! As you may know, the previous webmaster felt that he no longer had the time to dedicate to this site that he felt it deserved. Not wanting to see this site fade off in to history as so many great sites do. I agreed to pick up where he left off. During this short transition phase, certain portions of the website may be unavailable. I assure you that I will have the original plans from this website back up by Friday May 16, 2008. From that point, I hope to continue to build the library of free plans available, as well as create a repository for the original designs and plans of others who wish to share them with the woodworking community. Please check back often as we begin our reorginization. Thank You. -Mark D. |
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Original Design by: RJones of RJonesWoodWorks.com  Fascinate your friends and family with this elegant keepsake box held together with nothing more than fine joinery. Designed as an entry for the Lumberjocks.com Summer 2007 Woodworkers Challenge, this Curly Maple Keepsake Box accented with Walnut, Cocobolo and Kingwood will test your joinery skills while creating that special family heirloom.
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Original Design by: RJones of RJonesWoodWorks.com 
Here’s a project sure to present a challenge for most of us! Constructed from Walnut, hard
maple, curly maple veneers and Bloodwood this project will provide various challenges such as
router inlay, half blind dovetails, cock beading and veneering to name a few.
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Original Design by: RJones of RJonesWoodWorks.com  Designed as a toy box for a child to treasure forever, this basic chest offers great storage
and safety for your children’s toys today and classic simple lines for your teenagers move into the
real world tomorrow.
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Original Design by: RJones of RJonesWoodWorks.com 
Designed for the small shop and constructed from Hickory, this extremely functional mobile bench combines the look of fine kitchen cabinetry and the functionality unlike that of any other workstation you have ever had the pleasure of owning.
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