Finally build the project you've been picturing in your head, with a library of 16,000 woodworking plans built and tested before they ever reach your workbench.
Six moments every hobbyist woodworker recognizes a little too well.
You measure twice, cut once, and the joint still won't close because the plan's dimensions were off.
Sixty dollars of good lumber turns into scrap because step five assumed you already knew something nobody told you.
You've spent an entire Saturday morning searching forums for a plan instead of standing at your workbench.
A "complete" plan pack turns out to be a folder of mismatched sketches with no real cutting list inside.
The materials list calls for a tool that costs more than the finished project would ever be worth.
A half-built bookshelf has been sitting in the garage for three months, and it's started to feel permanent.
None of that happens because you can't measure or follow directions. It happens because most plans are drawings of a finished result, not instructions for getting there. Nobody built the thing before they published it, so the mistakes show up in your shop instead of theirs.
TedsWoodworking exists because one instructor got tired of watching that happen to his own students, and decided every plan he sold from then on would be built and tested first.
TedsWoodworking is a searchable digital library built by a former workshop instructor and a twelve-person team of woodworkers. Every plan in the collection has been physically built in their shop, checked joint by joint, and rewritten if a step or measurement caused any confusion.
Instead of a single downloaded PDF or a messy zip file, you get lifetime access to a members area organized by category, skill level, and keyword search, with new plans added every month at no extra cost.
Real Americans use this library to build everything from a first bookshelf to a full backyard shed, without hiring a contractor or guessing their way through a vague online tutorial.
Ten categories, all searchable and filterable by skill level, so you find your next build in minutes.
Tables, chairs, cabinets, and bed frames with cut lists sized to actual milled lumber, not rounded nominal dimensions.
2,650+ plansShelving, closet systems, and garage storage builds designed to fit real, imperfect wall spaces.
1,400+ plansDecks, benches, and planters built to hold up outside, with hardware specified for exterior use.
2,150+ plansSheds and small structures broken into framing stages so a weekend builder can tackle one section at a time.
1,700+ plansDoghouses, coops, and hutches sized for common yard dimensions and easy-to-source materials.
800+ plansJewelry boxes, wall art, and small decorative builds that make good starter projects for new woodworkers.
1,650+ plansCutting boards, dining tables, and kitchen storage with food-safe finish notes included.
1,250+ plansDollhouses, toy chests, and backyard play builds with rounded edges and simple joinery in mind.
1,100+ plansWorkbenches, jigs, and tool storage that upgrade the space you already build in.
1,850+ plansEverything else the workshop team has built and tested, added to as new requests come in.
1,500+ plansThree stages, starting the moment you get access.
Search by keyword or browse by category and skill level. Most members pick their first project and have a materials list in hand within minutes of logging in.
Follow step-by-step instructions that have already been tested in a real workshop, so the joints line up and the cut list matches what you actually buy.
New plans land in your library every month at no extra cost, and you can request a custom plan for any project you can't find in the existing 16,000.
Six ways members describe their workshop time changing after the first few finished builds.
You finish a project you started, and it actually looks like the picture you had in your head.
You stop over-buying lumber, because the materials list finally matches what the build needs.
Saturday becomes building time again, instead of research time spent hunting for a decent plan.
Family and neighbors start asking who built the deck, and you get to say it was you.
A few finished pieces turn into a small side income selling projects at markets or online.
You walk into your garage with a plan already picked out, instead of standing there wondering where to start.
The one-time payment option is being phased out in favor of a monthly membership.
Built two Adirondack chairs from the plans and sold them at a local craft fair for a good markup. The whole library cost less than what one chair sold for.
Verified PurchaseOnly bought a table saw six months ago and was nervous the plans would be over my head. Finished a small bookshelf from a beginner-tagged plan last month and it's holding up fine.
Verified PurchaseTyped "small chicken coop" into the search bar and had nine options to choose from. Picked one, had it finished by Sunday, and now my neighbor wants one too.
Verified PurchaseNeeded a corner cabinet sized for an odd 34-inch angled wall that didn't match anything in the library. Submitted a custom request and had a matching plan drafted within about two weeks.
Verified PurchaseBought two other plan bundles before this one and never finished a single project from either. Found a storage bench plan here, had the materials list ready in five minutes, and finished the build in three weekends.
Verified PurchaseMy whole workspace is half of a one-car garage with a folding workbench. Still found plenty of plans sized for tight spaces, and finished a wall-mounted tool cabinet and a step stool so far.
Verified PurchaseThis one-time pricing option is being phased out in favor of a $39 per month membership
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These four extras are built to get you building faster and get more out of every plan in the library.
Open any plan on your computer and adjust the dimensions to fit your exact space before you ever pick up a saw.
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Video walkthroughs covering everything from basic joinery to advanced techniques, hosted by veteran woodworkers.
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A step-by-step guide covering pricing, sourcing suppliers, and the licensing basics if you ever want to sell what you build.
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Over 200 pages covering hand tools through dovetail joints, meant as the foundation before your first cut.
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Buying woodworking plans sight unseen is a fair thing to be cautious about, especially after being burned by an incomplete plan before. That skepticism is reasonable, and it's exactly why this guarantee exists.
Use the members area, download plans, start building. If within 60 days you don't think it's the most complete woodworking resource you've owned, request a refund and you'll get every cent back, no questions asked.
The risk sits on TedsWoodworking's side of this, not yours. You get two full months to put the library to work before you have to decide anything.
Start Your Risk-Free TrialThe same questions come up in nearly every review, so here they are answered directly.
"Other plan packages never worked out for me."
That's usually because those plans were published without ever being built. Every TedsWoodworking plan is physically constructed and checked in-house first, which is the step most bundles skip.
"I don't have a full workshop or expensive tools."
Most plans in the library are built around a table saw, a drill, clamps, and a sander. There are also small-shop plans specifically designed for garage corners and limited tool sets.
"How long before I actually finish something?"
Simple builds like a step stool or shelf are often done in a single weekend. Larger furniture projects typically take two to four weekends depending on your pace and experience.
"Is there a hidden monthly subscription?"
The current offer is a one-time payment for lifetime access with no recurring charges. TedsWoodworking has said this pricing option is limited and may move to a monthly rate later.
"16,000 plans sounds like an unsearchable mess."
The members area has a real search bar, category filters, and difficulty tags, so finding a specific project takes minutes rather than hours of scrolling.
"What if I get stuck partway through a build?"
Each plan includes full step-by-step instructions and diagrams built to avoid the gaps that cause most people to get stuck in the first place, and support is available if you still have questions.
It's a digital library of over 16,000 woodworking plans covering furniture, outdoor builds, storage, workshop projects, and more. Every plan includes step-by-step instructions, a cutting list, a materials list, and diagrams.
You get instant access to a searchable members area. Browse by category, filter by skill level, or search by keyword, and download any plan as a PDF right away.
Purchases are processed through ClickBank, a payment processor operating since 1997, and every order is backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee.
No. Most plans are designed around a table saw, a drill, clamps, and a sander. There are also advanced plans for anyone with a fuller shop who wants a bigger challenge.
It depends on the project and your experience. Simple builds can be finished in a single weekend, while larger furniture pieces typically take two to four weekends.
The current offer is a one-time payment for lifetime access, with no recurring charges. This pricing option is limited and may transition to a monthly membership model later.
TedsWoodworking offers a 60-day money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied, you can request a full refund with no questions asked.
Yes. Most of the plans in the library are tagged beginner level, with intermediate and advanced options available as your skills grow.
Every plan is drafted, physically built, and tested in TedsWoodworking's own workshop before it's published to the members area.
Yes. Members can submit a request for a specific project, and the workshop team will draft, build, test, and add the plan to your library at no extra charge.
Free plans online are often missing measurements or full assembly steps. TedsWoodworking plans are physically built and verified before publication, which lowers the risk of wasted lumber from incomplete instructions.
Yes, TedsWoodworking permits members to sell furniture and projects they build using the plans.
You already know the project you want to build. The only thing standing between you and a finished piece is a set of instructions you can actually trust.