Here we go again folks! Another fine old classic publication from our collection of 1960's Workbench Magazine. As you all know by now, the old Workbench is gone, defunct, non existent, I contacted the new Workbench and they could care less if we post these old plans and articles.

For this edition we went ahead and scanned the18th Century Arm Chair, Early American Whatnot Bowl, How to Make Cabriole Legs, How to Setup a Jigsaw, and the Toybox Caboose. You can download the PDF's of the first 3 plans below and you can go to our Free Plans and Drawings Page to access the last two PDF's. Scroll down the that page till you see the area for Workbench Plans.

Now remember folks, these plans assume you have a certain minimum skill set, these are not skill builders nor do they instruct you on technique, yet they do provide a schematic and parts diagram for the most part. Hopefully these provide some artistic stimulation for our very talented woodworkers on board here at The Patriot Woodworker.

In order to access all our patterns and plans please click on Free Plans and Drawings Page.

The cover page is installed in this discussion, and the table of contents are also published in this discussion so that if what you want is not what I uploaded, you can view the table of contents and I will get the plans or articles you desire to view uploaded here as well. Have fun!

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker

Thanks, John - will take a gander

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Fred
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Neat to see the old magazines

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Charles Nicholls
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Thanks for sharing. I really REALLY enjoy looking at these articles. Can I ask how many of these magazines do you have? No matter I would like to see them all! Thanks again keep posting please.

You bet Fred!

Fred Wilson said:

Thanks, John - will take a gander

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Fred
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www.pops-shop.com
Scroll Saw Forum Host

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker

I love em Charles

Charles Nicholls said:

Neat to see the old magazines

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Charles Nicholls
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http://www.etsy.com/shop/nichollswoodworks

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker

I have about 40 of them Tom, spanning from 1964 to 1969 or there abouts. They are fun aren't they? I'll keep em coming don't worry!

If you missed any in the past just click on Workbench Magazine to see the past entries, about 5 pages worth.

Tom Wilcox said:

Thanks for sharing. I really REALLY enjoy looking at these articles. Can I ask how many of these magazines do you have? No matter I would like to see them all! Thanks again keep posting please.

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker

Thanks John I really like looking at these old mags. One reason is the articles and info, the second reason is the old advertisement and prices that show how our economy has changed over the years. Thanks again John.