DIY Sunday – Yard Cart That Folds for Storing

 

The plans for this nifty yard cart published in the 1943 March
issue of  Popular Mechanics can be yours in pdf format
simply by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – Two Christmas Toys

I know Christmas is still months away, but we all know how fast
those months go so why not start now on this walking duck and jumping rabbit for your children or grandchildren. The plans
were published in the 1925 January edition of Popular Mechanics
and you can download them in pdf format
by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – All Wood Stroller

This nifty kid stroller was published in the 1944 August eddition
of Popular Mechanics and you can download them in pdf format
by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – Rocking Birds

Why should one always go for rocking horses, maybe it’s time to give
birds a go. The plans for these rocking birds was published in Popular
Mechanics’ 1945 June edition and you can download them i pdf format
by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – Picnic-Lunch Table

These plans were published in the 1945 June issue of
Popular Mechanics and you can download them
in pdf format by clicking the ivon below

DIY Sunday – Bouncing Bobsled

Be prepared for winter with this fabulous bouncing bobsled. Race
bouncing down the slopes stearing with your feet grabbing the seat
with your hands for dear life. The plans were published in the 1945
December issue of Popular Mechanics and you can download them
by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – Kick-Katamaran

It may not look like neither the safest nor the most comfortable
of vessels, but I’m sure it will be great fun once you get it on
the water. The plans were published in the 1944 July edition
of Popular Mechanics and as usual you can download
them in pdf format by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – New England Foot Rocker

These plans were published in the 1944 December issue of
Popular Mechanics and as usual, you can download them
in pdf format by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – Table Top Golf Game

Plans for a miniature nine-hole table top golf course
for yours and your family’s entertainment can be
yours simply by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – Small Cabinet-Table

Just the thing where living quarters are compact, this space-saving dinette table has a built-in chest of drawers, accessible from either end. in which linens and tableware can be kept handy. Folded, it forms a slender cabinet that can be set out of the way.

When open, you have a full-size table accommodating six persons. By providing a cupboard under the drawers, a storage space can be had which will accommodate four folding card-table chairs. Construction is not difficult, and where plywood is not available, glued-up panels of solid stock can be substituted

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These plans were published in the 1943 July edition of
Popular Mechanics and as usual you can download them
for free by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – Modern Corner Desk in Plywood

Plans for a space saving desk for small flats or cabins published
in the 1943 January issue of Popular Mechanics. And as usual
you can download the plans simply by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – The Houseboat “Coolwater”

Again DIY Sunday bring you plans for a project that
in all honestly might take you a little longer than a
Sunday afternoon. On the other hand, a houseboat
might last you for the rest of your life.  Vacation
after vacation spent on lovely floating
living quarters you have built yourself.
And as usuall you can download the plans
for free simply by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – Homemade Havaiian Ukelele

I guess the hardest part of this project is to get hold of a cigar box. Smokers are as we all know a dying breed.
Anyway, the project was published in the 1917 September edition
of Popular Mechanics and you can download the plans in pdf
by clicking the icon below

DIY Sunday – Plywood Doll House

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Should your little’uns be fascinated by art deco and functionalist architecture or just fancy a great dollhouse, here’s your chance to
build them one. The plans were published in Popular Mechanics
in 1937 and as usuall, you can download them in pdf format by
clicking the icon below

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DIY Sunday – Folding Porch Chairs

A set of plans for a couple of really nice retro porch chairs for you here. The plans were published in the May 1952 issue of Popular Mechanics
and you can download them in pdf format by clicking the icon below