Plan of the Week: Deck Side Table #woodworking #kregjig


The Chief’s Shop Deck Side Table can work for any side table application, either indoors or out. The curved designs gives it a unique look, and will impress anyone admiring this project.

Lumber required includes: 2x4s, 2x2s, 1x6s and 1x4s. Overall dimensions: 29 inches wide x 22 inches deep x 23 1/4 inches high

You’ll need a table saw, miter saw, jigsaw, drill driver, and Kreg Jig to build it.

Click the image below to access the plan page and a pdf download.

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Chief

Plan of the Week: Garden Bench #woodworking #KregJig


The Chief’s Shop Garden Bench is a larger version of my Garden Work Stool project. Use this bench in the garden, on a deck, a patio, or simply in the back yard.

Lumber required includes: 2x6s and 5/4×6 decking.Overall dimensions: 60 inches wide x 22 inches deep x 16 inches high

You’ll need a miter saw, drill driver, and Kreg Jig to build it.

Click the image below to access the plan page and a pdf download.

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Chief

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Plan of the Week: Trunk Tote #woodworking #KregJig


The Chief’s Shop Trunk Tote can be used where its name implies or simply for organization in any part of the home. Using it in a trunk, or back of a van or SUV, you could place groceries or other shopping items. Lumber required includes a a couple of hardwood 2x2s, a 1×4, 1×6, and a 1-inch round dowel. Using clear pine and poplar, you could make one for about $30, even less if you use all pine. Overall dimensions: 19 inches wide x 12 inches deep x 14  inches high.

You’ll need a table saw, miter saw, drill driver, and Kreg Jig to build it.

Click the image below to access the plan page and a pdf download.

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Chief

Plan of the Week: Garden Throne


Your garden is your domain, so why not create a perch from which you can oversee it? With proper maintenance, the extremely sturdy Chief’s Shop Garden Throne will last many years. A miter saw, drill/driver, and Kreg Jig® are all you need to build it.

Click the image below to access the plan page and a pdf download.

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Hey Chief! Episode 2


Episode 2 of Hey Chief! features answers to questions about joinery strength, pocket hole jig settings, and crosscut sled options.

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Chief

Plan of the Week: Firepit Bench


For the Chief’s Shop Firepit Bench project I created a unique look and assembly method for the legs and a slightly different way of adding end rails. It’s primarily assembled using a Kreg Jig and can easily be knocked out in an afternoon. I designed it as a two-person bench to go around a firepit (hence the name), but you could customize the length and place it anywhere.  A miter saw, drill/driver, Kreg Jig, a 2×6 and some 2x4s are all you need to build it.

Click the image below to access the plan page and a pdf download.

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Chief

Plan of the Week: Kid’s Utility Stool


The Chief’s Shop Kid’s Utility Stool could be used as a seat for taking off shoes after school, or a boost for reaching the cookie jar. Tools used include a miter saw, drill/driver with Kreg Pocket Hole Jig, and jigsaw.

Click the image below to download the plan.

Be sure to e-mail me with any questions and let me know what you think – chief@chiefs-shop.com.

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Chief

Plan of the Week: Cabin Dining Table


The Chief’s Shop Cabin Dining Table is a companion piece for my Cabin Chair, Cabin Side Table, and Cabin Coffee Table projects. It can also be used as a low and wide bench. Tools needed include a miter saw/circular saw, jig saw, drill/driver, and a Kreg Pocket Hole Jig.

Click the image below to download the plan.

Be sure to e-mail me with any questions and let me know what you think – chief@chiefs-shop.com.

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Chief

Plan of the Week: Cabin Coffee Table


The Chief’s Shop Cabin Coffee Table is a companion piece for my Cabin Chair and Cabin Side Table. It can also be used as a low and wide bench. Tools needed include a miter saw/circular saw, jig saw, drill/driver, and a Kreg Pocket Hole Jig.

Click the image below to download the plan.

 

Be sure to e-mail me with any questions and let me know what you think – chief@chiefs-shop.com.

Don’t forget to like Chief’s Shop on Facebook! At 750 likes someone will be selected to receive a custom woodworking plan of their choosing.

Make Some Sawdust!

Chief

Plan of the Week: “Two-By” Bench


The Chief’s Shop “Two-By” Bench can be made in an afternoon and requires on a few tools to complete – a miter saw, circular saw, drill driver, and Kreg pocket hole jig.

Its name comes from the fact that it requires 2 x material, two 2 x 4s and a 2 x 12. Use your choice of exterior lumber for the base components, but try to avoid treated lumber for the seat unless you plan to thoroughly seal it using solid exterior stain or exterior paint.

Click the image below to download the plan.

Be sure to e-mail me with any questions and let me know what you think – chief@chiefs-shop.com.

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Make Some Sawdust!

Chief

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