Tuesday, June 8, 2010

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1. It Works! Thousands of people have successfully built their own Chicken Coop

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4. Produce your own Eggs – No eggs taste better (or are healthier) then fresh eggs from your backyard.

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Can You Build Your Own Chicken Coop?

I had no idea that thousands of people were building chicken coops in their backyard. But where were they getting their plans? I collected various drawings and ‘do it yourself ideas’ but nothing was very organized. I purchased a few guides, but all were either incomplete or you needed to be a carpenter to understand the steps. Even with my engineering background these plans all left gaps that were tough to fill.
I contacted my friend Jim, and we decided that with his poultry background and my engineerng background that we could design a chicken coop plan for the everyday average person.

Some Samples Of Shed Plans Available

A Guide to Building -
Outdoor Stairs
A pergola
Adirondack Chair 1
Adirondack Chair 2
Adirondack Chair 3
Adirondack Chair 4
Adirondack Chair 5
Adirondack Chair 6
Adirondack Chair 7
Aldo Leopold Bench
Basic Dog house
Arched bridge
Backyard Arbor 1
Backyard Arbor 2
Backyard BBQ Pit
Backyard Ferris Wheel
Backyard Lighthouse
Backyard Steps
Backyard Train
Barbecue Trolley
Basic Gazebo
Bathing Beautie Shed
BBQ Caddie
BBQ Cart
Beach Chair
Bench and Planter Box
Bench Outdoor
Feed Cart
Decking & Fences
Dog Kennel 1
Dog Kennel 2
Dog Kennel 3
Dog Kennel 4
Dog Kennel
Doghouse Plans
Doghouse, Basic
Dust Bin Shed
Elegant Picnic Table
Farm table
Adirondack rocking chair
Fence Installation
Fence Window
Fence Flower Box
Foundation information
Garden Arbour & Sun Shade
Garden Bench 1
Garden Bench 2
Garden Bridge
Garden Centre Trolley
Garden Chair and Ottoman
Garden Gate
Garden Planter Square
Garden Shed Project Plan
Garden Swing
Garden Swing1
Garden wheelbarrow
Garden Windmill
Glider Swing(1)
Picnic Table 1
Picnic Table 2
Sonoma 2
Picnic Table
Plant Stand
Planter - petulmar
Planter - picket fence
Planter Bench 1
Planter Box 1
Planter Box with Lattice
Playground Equipment
Plywood Trestle table
Plywood Window Box
Porch Swing 1
Post & Rail Fence
Railing Planter
Routed Address Sign
Sand BoxSee Saw
Shed 12x8 plans
Shed 6 x 8 plan2
Shed 6 x 8 plans
Shed buying guide
Shed Foundations
Shed framing
Shed Instructions
Single Garage Plans
Small Chicken House
Small Trolley
Spa Surround
Bench Seat
Blanket chest 2
Bridge Superstructures
Build a Footbridge
Build a Tree Bench
Building A Shed Base
Bungalow Mailbox
Camp Stoves
Carport Instructions
Carport
Cavendish BBQ Table
Cedar Privacy Screen
Chair Swing
Storage Shed 9
Glider Swing(2)
Hexagonal BBQ Table
How to Build a Fence
Walk Through Garden Pergola
How to make a Wendy house
Ideas for landscape
Lake Tahoe Gazebo
Lattice Screen Plant Support
Lawn Swing
Lounge Chair
Making an Easy Arbor
Mendocino Bench 2
Mendocino Bench
Square Planter Box
Steps in Building a Shed
Storage Shed 1
Storage Shed 2
Storage Shed 3
Storage Shed 4
Storage Shed 5
Storage Shed 6
Storage Shed 7
Storage Shed 8
Outdoor Shed
Garden Shed
Garden Shed 2
Classic Cedar Garden Bench
Classic Picket Fence
Cold Frame 1
Cold Frame 2
Cold Frame 3
Commando
Composter
composting
Covered BBQ Pit 1
Covered BBQ Pit 2
Cubbyhouse
Deacons Bench
Dog House
Monterey Potting Center 2
Monterey Potting Center
Nursery Wagon
Outdoor Fireplaces
Outdoor Playhouseoutside stairs
Patio Bench, concrete and plank
Patio Chair and Love Seat
Patio Chair
Patio Planter
Patio Recliner
Patio Table & chairs
Picket Flower Box
Picnic table - Sonoma
Picnic Table 1
Storage Shed for Pesticides
Swing Set
The Putter Shed
Timber Garden Shed - Part I Timber Garden Shed - Part II
Trash Can
Firewood storage unit
Trash Can Corral
Tree Caliper
Wheelbarrow Planter
Windsor Shade Shelter
Wishing Well 1
Wooden Letter Box
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Other Garages, Sheds, and Outbuildings

24' x 64' Utility Building
10x12 shed plans gable roof
12x16 shed plans
30-frame-utility-building
30-pole-utility-building
32-step-puzzle-box
36-frame-utility-building
36-pole-utility-building
40-frame-utility-building
42-wide-pole-utility-building
50-pole-utility-building
Farm Shop
24x30x10 Garage
20x20x8 Garage
12x20x8 Storage Celler 14x20x9 Garage
12x20 Garage
18x24 Garage
18x20Shop
18x46x8 Storage
24x36x10 Storage
26x70x8 Storage
36x60x19 Storage
20x27x115 Log Cabin
3 RM Log Cabin
Feeding Barn 30x56
Mule Barn
2 storey Braced Rafter Barn
Storage archroof
Storage Shop 24x30
Pole Barn 39x60
Pole Barn 39x60
Pole Barn 39x60
Multi Purpose Pole Barn
Walls Doors and Windows
Boat Landing
Adirondack Shelter
1 BR Pole Frame Cabin
1 BR A Frame Cabin
16x20 Cabin
22x24 Dorm Loft Cabin
Storage 28x74
Storage 12x16
Storage 10x12x12
Storage 12x12x8
Storage 8x8x8
Pesticide Shed 12x16
Storage 42x98x14
Storage 25x72x11
General Barn 18x30
General Barn 24x30
Lawn Tool Storage Cabinet 4x7x1
Storage 8x8x7
Storage 32x130x18
Carport 20x134
Carport 20x34
Pavilion with Storage 24x63
30x12 Storage
32x92x32 Storage
Large Garage
Driveway Planning Guides
A-frame-cabin
A-frame-cabin-2
Bulk-feed-storage
fertilizer-storage-building
Campground
Stationcamp House
Cattle-Shed-Clubhouse
Comfort Station
General barnguest
Storage 40x104x14
Storage 48x96x14
Storage 60x136x14
Storage 30x112x14
Storage 56x8848'
Solar Machine Shop
Farmshop and aptmt 50x75
Storage shed 6x8x7
Farm repair shop 32x64
Farm Shop Layouts 72x100
Storage Shed 8x12x6
Farmshop 28x50
Machinery Storage 3x98
Storage Shed
General Purpose Pole Barn
40x44 General Barn
36x48 General Barntownhouse
2-bedroomtownhouse
3-bedroomtownhouse
4-bedroom Storage 25x36
Storage 30x60
Garage 24x24
Garage 24x24 Post Frame
community-building
community-log-home
cotton-storage-shed
Elevated Sawdust Bin
Utility Building 36x64x10
Utility Building 36x64x11
Utility Building50x64x10
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truss_60
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Dear woodworker,

Let me take a wild guess. You've spent hundreds of dollars or even more on your woodworking projects - it took you a LOT longer than you thought, or maybe you even called it quits because you kept getting your measurements wrong.
Or perhaps you've:

  Postponed a project because you ran out of ideas? 
  Thought you had every detail figured out, only to find that it still went wrong! 
  Had sticker-shock because of the high prices DIY stores charges for their sheds, decks and self assembly garden buildings? 
If you answered YES to any of the above, I feel your pain! You see, I used to be exactly where you are. That's why I put up this site: to help folks like yourself get the job done cheaply, fast and without headaches, every time, using my never-before published woodworking plans.
When I built my first deck, almost 20 years ago, I thought I had it all figured out. 4 exhausting months later, I still wasn't done - I thought I had every detail measured out, only to find that I've got it all WRONG. So I decided to find a better way.
For the past 6 years, I've spent thousands of hours buying, reading and restructuring woodworking plans. Restructuring, because most plans on the market left me with questions - not answers! Their diagrams are confusing, unclear, or even wrong and they often skip important parts. No wonder woodworking seemed so hard!
Yet all these issues were a blessing in disguise, because it made me create my own woodworking plans gallery: I named it "Woodworking4Home" -  a clear, detailed, step-by-step system that didn't leave anything to the imagination.
14,000 Woodworking Plans with step-by-step instructions,
photos and diagrams to make every project laughably easy..


Thursday, June 3, 2010

Italian Charms, Top Picks




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Look at those glorious colors in the Italian charms
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Italian charms are different from anything else the jewelry world has seen. They are small rectangular links, each carrying unique designs, which snap together to form a bracelet. Each charms is chosen individually and paired up with other Italian charms to form a complete look that is sure to be one of a kind.
Italian charms were first manufactured in the late 1980’s and originated in Italy. They quickly became a jewelry sensation, spreading first to California and then finally to the rest of the United States. Since then charms have continued to grow in popularity and availability.
Because Italian charms starter bracelets generally come with around 18-20 blank links, you can build your bracelet over time. For example, adding an charm that represents all the places you have traveled to. This bracelet may take years to complete, but is sure to bring back great memories every time it is worn. Other Italian charms bracelets can be completed much quicker. A bracelet with a charm representing all your loved ones is a great way to keep your friends and family close to your heart.
The designs on Italian charms can essentially be of anything. Popular designs include national flags, university logos, names and initials, and Disney characters. Also popular arecharms with themes such as travel, religion, family, and birthstones. And if you can’t find the perfect Italian charms, you can make your own with custom laser Italian charms or custom photo charms . In fact, the possibilities are endless.
One of the best features of charms is how personal they are. Since you are designing your own bracelet,charms are the perfect way to show off your individuality. One option would be usingcharms with your name, or maybe a special date like that of your wedding. Or perhaps you would prefer a less personal bracelet, simply showing off your favorite sports team or the university you attended.
And because of the personal nature of Italian charm bracelets, Italian charms make the perfect gift. You can design an entire bracelet for somebody special, focusing on anything from family to hobbies. You can also get somebody started with an Italian charm starter bracelet and a fewcharms to begin the look of their new bracelet. And for the person who is already an Italian charm fan, you can choose new and specialcharms for them to add to their bracelet.
Spring seasonal Italian charm bracelets are also quite popular. Due to the ease with which you can switch yourcharms on your bracelet, it is easy to change your look with the seasons.
Italiancharms are one of the most enduring and popular fashion trends in jewelry. Their customizable nature means the never go out of style, and can easily be personalized to adapt to new styles. And due to the enormous variety of Italiancharms and their affordability, Italian charm bracelets are not specific to one demographic or age group. So whether you are shopping for a new look or for the perfect gift, Italian charms bracelets are a great option. 

Assembling Your Italian Charms Bracelet

For the first timer the charm bracelet may be challenging to put together. It is a simple process and once you get the first charm on the bracelet, things will go quickly. The procedure for putting charms on is the same as the process for removing them. The photos below show a bracelet which already has charms on it and new charms being added, the concept is the same for starter bracelets.

Charm Links Instructions for Starter Bracelets:

Step 1

The charms link together using a loop on the back of the starter bracelet which hooks up to the opening on the charm. Notice that in order to put the new charm on you must expand the starter link outward and press down with your thumb to keep it in place. If it is your first time you may find it easier to use a tool of some type, a nail file or strong object to hold open the link while putting on the charm, another set of hands is sometimes helpful as well.
The left side of the charm will have an opening to link to. The charms are tiny and the opening is small, look carefully, it is a slot only a few millimeters wide.

Step 2

Holding the link open by using pressure from your thumb, slide the charm onto the end from the bottom up. Tilting it at an angle may help to align the links to make it easier to slide onto the starter.
The instructions and photos below may help you in assembling the new bracelet.

Remove Charm Links Instructions

Step 1

Hold the bracelet securely: Using the left hand, hold the bracelet in the palm of your hand. Your index finger and thumb should be free.

Step 2

Secure the other side of the bracelet using your right hand, pull the bracelet outward to expand the links

Step 3

Both hands should be horizontal when pulling outward.

Step 4

Using your left hand press down into the charm area to keep bracelet expanded. If you are making a first time starter bracelet, you will need to use the last link on the right side of the bracelet as a starting point.

Step 5A

Notice that the back of each link has a loop on which to put the charms, and that you can hook them on or off at that area.
Now, using your right hand, slide the charm on the right side over also.

Step 5B

Different angle showing looped back and charm sliding over.

Step6

Using your right hand, push the right link toward the bottom to remove it from the link. It will slide downward and then off the link.