6 Plant Stand Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

6 Plant Stand Plans
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$10.00

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Here is a variety of attractive plant stands which the beginner with minimal tools will still have no problems building. Basic handtools, a circular saw, and a hand held jig saw are about all one needs to build any of the projects these plans detail.

A materials list, measured drawings, and instructions for each of the six different stands come included with the plans. Very easy to change heights of most.

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