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Here are a few websites that I have used in the years I have been woodworking.
http://www.woodworkersworkshop.com/resources/?cat=102
http://the3house.com/plans/free_plan_cat.htm
http://www.freewoodworkingplan.com/
http://absolutelyfreeplans.com/
Pretty much anything and everything you can think of are in these sites.
The best part about them is that they are all free!!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing your links. I can tell by your chest of drawers project you didn’t start woodworking last week.
Thank you for the complement. My father is a woodworking teacher so I have been doing it ever since I was old enough to read a tape measure!
Same here. My dad was a woodworker. I was raised a shop rat, lol.
Thanks for the sites! I have not seen your chest of drawers project yet.
I just looked at your chest of drawers on the other post. Very good work!!
Has anyone ever heard of Ted’s working plans, I heard they were fake or something like that?
What’s the link?
http://www.tedswoodworking.com There is a bunch of people talking about fraud when you search it.
Oh those. I saw that site when I was looking how to build a pergola. It looked like a scam site to me. I didn’t trust it at all.
I will bet some MF just bought the domain name so they can scam.
It reeks of scam. Love the last part “P.P.P.S: This is a TIME-SENSITIVE OFFER”. What does that mean? Order before we get sued for credit card fraud and false advertising.
Harold Wray wrote:
It reeks of scam. Love the last part “P.P.P.S: This is a TIME-SENSITIVE OFFER”. What does that mean? Order before we get sued for credit card fraud and false advertising.
Lol I hate when we get all the scam on here..
Yep, Ted’s is a bona fide scam.
Thank you Harold!
What model is your Cub ETS?
That actually is a Farmall A. It was bought new in 1941 by my great grandfather.
ETS7345 wrote:
That actually is a Farmall A. It was bought new in 1941 by my great grandfather.
Wow thats great You have it now?
ETS7345 wrote:
That actually is a Farmall A. It was bought new in 1941 by my great grandfather.
That’s pretty awesome. I’ve got a 68 Cub Lo-Boy, a 62 Cub Cadet Original (currently disassembled), and a brand new Kubota BX2370. Love those old Farmalls or anything IH really. My Lo-Boy needs a hydraulic seal kit (I have the kit, just haven’t had time to put it in), and a rear main seal. It had some carb issues but I think I’ve gotten them lined out. I’ll probably sell the Lo-Boy as I really have no need for it.
Conductor562 wrote:
That’s pretty awesome. I’ve got a 68 Cub Lo-Boy, a 62 Cub Cadet Original (currently disassembled), and a brand new Kubota BX2370. Love those old Farmalls or anything IH really. My Lo-Boy needs a hydraulic seal kit (I have the kit, just haven’t had time to put it in), and a rear main seal. It had some carb issues but I think I’ve gotten them lined out. I’ll probably sell the Lo-Boy as I really have no need for it.
I really want an IH scout.
ChaseRogers wrote:
I really want an IH scout.
They’re hard to find, but they are around.
Conductor562 wrote:
They’re hard to find, but they are around.
Yeah that or a bronco, you come down here and it looks like new york city but instead of taxis, its jeeps!
The older Toyota FJ’s are pretty sweet too.
ChaseRogers wrote:
Wow thats great You have it now?
Yup its mine. Inherited it 7 years ago. Then restored it.
Conductor562 wrote:
That’s pretty awesome. I’ve got a 68 Cub Lo-Boy, a 62 Cub Cadet Original (currently disassembled), and a brand new Kubota BX2370. Love those old Farmalls or anything IH really. My Lo-Boy needs a hydraulic seal kit (I have the kit, just haven’t had time to put it in), and a rear main seal. It had some carb issues but I think I’ve gotten them lined out. I’ll probably sell the Lo-Boy as I really have no need for it.
Those cub originals are sweet little garden tractors. I have driven a couple of them. I love my red tractors. You know what they say, “If it ain’t red leave it in the shed!” Hopefully there aren’t any green lovers in here! 🙂
I’ve done a little Deere bashing a time or two. I know a couple of guys that have bought big green farm tractors in the last 3 years and both hate them. Lots of problems. I would have went with a case IH this time, but even their smallest tractor was too big for my needs.
Plus what it costs to get genuine parts for them. Talk about outrageous.
Around here its a lot of 2000 or older John deere. Every once in a while you will see a case or New Holland.