Treehouses and other Cool Stuff: 50 Projects You Can Build

Stiles, Jeanie; Stiles, David

ISBN 10: 1423603958 / ISBN 13: 9781423603955

Published by Gibbs Smith, 2007

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Treehouses and other Cool Stuff: 50 Projects You Can Build
• Publisher: Gibbs Smith
• Publication Date: 2007
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1423603958
• ISBN 13: 9781423603955
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

About this title

Synopsis

Remember the handcrafted mischief of the gangs on The Little Rascals, Gilligan's Island, and The Swiss Family Robinson?

This cleverness is back in the old-fashioned fun of Treehouses and Other Cool Stuff You Can Build. Imagine building an old-fashioned go-cart, an A-frame treehouse, a portable lemonade stand, a seesaw, a scooter skateboard, a tub fiddle, and even the ultimate in entertainment-an erupting volcano.

Also included is a useful section on carpentry tips and tools such as: Sawhorse, Saw Guide and Crosscutting, Ripping Wood, Pilot Holes and Drilling Screws, Toolbox.

Author bios

David and Jeanie Stiles have been writing "how-to" books together for the past twelve years. Most recently, the couple built a treehouse on The Today Show in Rockefeller Center in New York. They divide their time between New York City and East Hampton, where they live in a renovated barn.

About the Authors

David and Jeanie have been writing "how-to" books together for the past twelve years. Most recently, the couple built a treehouse on The Today Show in Rockefeller Center in New York. They divide their time between New York City and East Hampton, where they live in a barn they renovated together.

David and Jeanie have been writing "how-to" books together for the past twelve years. Most recently, the couple built a treehouse on The Today Show in Rockefeller Center in New York. They divide their time between New York City and East Hampton, where they live in a barn they renovated together.