Two Steamer Chest Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Two Steamer Chest Plans
[U-762]

$10.00

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There are two chest projects detailed by these plans. The chest pictured larger here is the flat-topped, steamer style designed after those of the early 1900's. The second chest, in the upper right of the photo, is the same basic chest, but with a half-barrel top. The plans detail both chests and both chests utilize the same basic carcass construction.

You will receive large-format measured drawings, photos during construction, step by step instructions, and a list of materials needed. Round top version is 30" long, by 18" deep, by 21" tall. The flat top version is 36" long, by 18" deep, by 16" tall.

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