Mike answers:

Don’t knw

Mike answers:

Here’s a link to get you started but you could try the public library in the hobby section also.

Mike answers:

Try these:

http://diydata.com/projects/plans/tool_plans.php

http://www.buildeazy.com/fp_start.html

http://www.woodworkersworkshop.com/resources/index.php?cat=102

For the rest of your DIY projects I would recommend http://www.instructables.com/ – here you can find step-bu-step instructions to bizzare and cool DIY projects, just for fun !

Mike answers:

You can find some good sources of free plans on sites like HGTV or DIY network. You might also try checking out your local library for some woodworking books that have detailed designs. Also, I’ve had some great luck at local thrift stores for some older sunset books. They have an entire series on building decks, sheds, furniture etc.

You can also check out ebooks that have building plans and woodworking plans. I’ll leave a few I’ve used in the source area.

Mike answers:

Http://www.allwoodwork.com/freeplans/freefurnitureplans.htm
BTW, I found this through StumbleUpon in the Home Improvement category a few days ago. SU is a pretty good resource where you can sign up for different categories and when you got some time you can go through different web sites that you may not have discovered on your own. Then bookmark them for later reference.