What you get, in plain terms
According to the vendor, TedsWoodworking is a library of over 16,000 woodworking projects, each with step-by-step instructions, detailed drawings, a cutting list and a materials list. New plans are added every month, and you can request a custom plan for a project you cannot find in the library.
2,650+ plans — tables, chairs, beds, bookcases and more.
1,400+ plans — shelves, cabinets, tool storage and benches.
2,150+ plans — benches, sheds, garden furniture and outdoor builds.
1,700+ plans — sheds, doghouses, playhouses and small structures.
Home decor (1,650+), kitchen & dining (1,250+), plus small crafts.
Workshop & tools (1,850+), kids & recreation (1,100+), animal & pet (800+).
Who this suits — and who it does not
It suits beginners who want a complete plan rather than a photo and a guess, and experienced woodworkers who want a searchable library instead of hunting for a plan every weekend. It is designed to work in a small shop too — the vendor's examples include garage and half-garage workshops.
It does not suit someone who only wants one single plan, or who wants a finished piece delivered. This is a digital plan library: you still need tools, materials, time, and basic workshop safety. No plan, on its own, makes a project safe or easy — always check measurements before you cut.
Bonuses listed by the vendor
- DWG/CAD Plan Viewer software
- 150 premium woodworking videos
- How To Start A Woodworking Business guide
- Complete Woodworking Guides (200+ pages)
- Lifetime monthly plan updates, with no recurring fees, as stated by the vendor
Bonus details and availability are set by the vendor and may change — the vendor's page is the final word.
Price and guarantee, as shown on the vendor's page
At the time this page was written, the vendor showed lifetime access for a one-time payment of $67, and said it is moving toward a $39/month membership for new members in future. It also offers a 60-day money-back guarantee, as stated on its page.
Prices, bonuses and guarantee terms can change. Please confirm them on the vendor's page before you buy — do not rely on this summary alone.
Ready to look at the plans?
Browse the full library, categories and examples on the vendor's page first. There is no obligation to buy.
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A practical tip before you start
Pick one small project first — a cutting board, a shelf, a simple bench — and build that all the way through before you start a large piece of furniture. That one finished project will teach you more about reading plans, measuring and finishing than ten plans sitting in a folder.
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