I'm looking for plans for a 5 or 6 drawer dresser with the top one
divided. Any sources? I've googled and found free plans.com and of course
Rockler. Free is better. I usually do my own plans but I'm pressed for
time. Thx,

The September 2005 issue of American Woodworker magazine has plans for a
Stickley-Style dresser with six drawers, top three of which are divided.


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I'm looking for plans for a 5 or 6 drawer dresser with the top one
divided. Any sources? I've googled and found free plans.com and of course
Rockler. Free is better. I usually do my own plans but I'm pressed for
time. Thx,

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I'm looking for plans for a 5 or 6 drawer dresser with the
top one
divided. Any sources? I've googled and found free plans.com and of
course Rockler. Free is better. I usually do my own plans but I'm
pressed for time. Thx,

Check Woodsmith for theirs. It's worth the reprint price.

Patriarch

Mon, Aug 22, 2005, 2:44am (EDT+4) does state:
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0I' m looking for plans
for a 5 or 6 drawer dresser with the top one divided. Any sources? I've
googled and found free plans.com and of course Rockler. Free is better.
I usually do my own plans but I'm pressed for time. Thx,

I just posted, and saw this thread. Things never change here,
they just repeat. There's free plans on the web. No biggie about
finding them. But, I bet you haven't even thought about the best source
of free plans in three galaxies - your local library. Or, you can check
the archives, I've posted some in the past, not sure how many drawers,
but free, for sure. In fact, I believe I even posted some plans for
drawers. Men's I think. Google is our friend.



JOAT
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