Discover the joy of crafting your very own picnic table with "Build Your Own Picnic Table," a comprehensive guide featuring eight unique project plans to suit your desired size and lumber preference.
This book provides detailed step-by-step instructions and illustrations for building a traditional picnic table with a wider tabletop, ensuring a sturdy and reliable outdoor dining solution. Choose from projects ranging in length from 61/2 feet (2 meters) up to an impressive 12 feet (3.6 meters), and select either 2 x 6 (50 x 150 mm) or 2 x 4 (50 x 100 mm) lumber for your build.
Each project includes easy-to-follow build plans, part identification, shopping lists, cutting lists, cutting plans, and step-by-step building instructions with plenty of images to guide you through the process. The unique 'card' layout allows for a clear and organized approach to constructing your perfect picnic table.
With measurements provided in both imperial and metric units, this book caters to a wide range of DIY enthusiasts. By following the projects in this book, you'll not only create a beautiful and functional picnic table but also enjoy the satisfaction of building it yourself.
The unique 'card' layout of this book allows for easy navigation and a smooth project experience, as each card contains a step, plan, or instruction in numerical order up to 265 cards, you'll have all the guidance you need to build a sturdy and stylish picnic table that will last for years to come.
All length measurements throughout this project are provided in both imperial units (feet and/or inches) and metric units (millimeters).
Les Kenny, a builder by trade, has been creating and authoring woodworking projects for over a quarter century. He began his online presence in 2001 by founding the DIY website 'buildeazy.com' to showcase his projects and teach people how to make them.From the very beginning, Les wrote all his build plans in both inch (standard) and metric (mm) units to accommodate a global audience.He ran and populated 'buildeazy.com' for almost 18 years, as it went through various transitions, from hosting free project plans to hosting free plans with advertising and 'plans for sale.' He sold 'buildeazy' in August 2018 and, after a brief retirement, returned online with leskenny.com and kennysyard.com, where he hosts his latest DIY woodworking build plans.You can see more about his online presence at https: //kennysyard.com/pages/aboutAlthough mostly retired now, he occasionally works on projects and continues to write. Les is now enjoying a new venture as an indie author and tinkering with self-publishing. Les is a husband, a father of four, and a proud grandfather of seven.
