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Sevotto

Dresser

Glenn

Lounge Chair

Desquire

Desk

Moon Fry

Bed

Moon Fry

Nightstand

Spider

Coffee Table

Pico

Console

Pico

Wall Organizer

Static

Media Console

Longview

Dining Chair

Longview

Dining Table

Surly

Eating Table

Cece

Rocking Chair

Benjiro

Dresser

Little Larry

Coffee Table

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Chair & Ottoman

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Bed & Nightstand

Pico

Console & Wall Organizer

Longview

Table & Chair

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need Templates?

Yes and no. 

For any of our projects where templates are offered, you will need to use templates in order to build the piece.

That said, you DO NOT need to buy them from us.

Every course that uses templates comes standard with PDF files for printing and SVG files for those who have access to a CNC. In other words...options for you to make the templates on your own. We'll cover it in more detail in the course.

The reason we sell the templates is as a convenience for anybody who'd rather not deal with creating the templates and just wants to jump into building the actual piece as soon as possible.

Where do I purchase templates?

Once you've purchased a course, if templates are required, there will be a link within the course documents that you can click to purchase. 

We will make you fully aware of the cost of templates for any particular piece before you enroll, so there shouldn't be any surprises. 

Why do some pieces use templates, but others don't?

This is often a point of confusion. People sometimes think that a template is a guide that will help them produce a piece.

They don't simply "help", but rather they ARE the way the piece is produced. 

Generally speaking, on our pieces they are used in joint transitions with radiused corners...things like the 3 pieces that make up the legs and arm rests of the "Glenn Lounge Chair" for example. 

If you still want more information about this topic, check out this video.

Do your plans come with metric dimensions?

We do provide a metric version of the Information and Dimensional Drawings Packet however none of the videos have metric measurements.

We calculate the metric dimensions directly from the imperial measurements and round to the nearest millimeter, so many of the metric dimensions might seem a bit weird.

But as we mention in the course plans, regardless of the measuring system you are using, most things are built using referential measurements based on your specific piece, and the measurements we use and what we put in the written documents should really just be used as a guide.