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  1. 10th November 2004, 07:15 PM #1
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    Default Sleeping On A Daybed Does Not Make You Lazy...

    Total cost $250 - all hardwood from old houses - nice to save some history there and my wife has no idea what square is...my question - would you pay for plans to something like this ? Maybe a step by - powerpoint guide with detailed pictures and instructions ?
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    Nope.......................and would you?
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    Me neither, but one of the magazines might pay for an article.
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    The answer to your question.....No,

    As graeme said maybe one of the magazines like Better Homes and Garden,

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    Quote Originally Posted by himzol
    The answer to your question.....No,

    As graeme said maybe one of the magazines like Better Homes and Garden,

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    Same here.

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    No but then I think if you cant make something from a photo you arnt ready to make it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Different
    No but then I think if you cant make something from a photo you arnt ready to make it.

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    I was thinking about the same thing.

    Also it is too good for Better Homes and Garden.
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    Nice work.

    I would be prepared to pay for a book full of plans with lots of projects in it, I have done in the past and probably will do in the future (well.... my wife will and then say "make this for me...." ) usually plans are a roughed drawing by my wife then lots of thinking and muttering by me....

    However having seen your photo I dont need a plan for it - I'm sure I could wing it and make something similar to your job (at least to my wife's satisfaction).

    Any plans I would buy would have to be complete, consise, list toolwares and techniques and cutting lists. the total cost of the book shoudl not be more than $20 and shoud have at least 20-30 projects in it. hard market to crack innit ???

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    what about 'The Family Handyman'. They often have projects like this in their magazines. Or so I've been told
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    Excellent points - thanks for the feedback.
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