Design It Your Size.
Get the Cut List.
Drag boards onto a workspace, trim them, join them — and walk away with a cut list and shopping list you can take straight to the lumber yard. No CAD experience needed. No math headaches either.
Free forever for a real project. No card needed to start.
Your Size, Not Ours
Drag a board's end or type 30 1/2" — fractions are how it talks. No CAD degree required.
A Cut List That's Actually Right
Every piece at the size you really cut it, miters and dados included. Print it big for the shop.
Know What to Buy
A shopping list of real boards and hardware, so you only make one trip to the lumber yard. (Okay, maybe two.)
From “I wonder if…” to a cut list in minutes
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Start from a plan — or one board
Open a ready-made project like a planter or bookshelf, or drag a 2x4 onto the workspace and freestyle it.
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Make it fit your space
Resize, trim and join boards. Spin it around in 3D or flip to front, side and top drawings with every measurement on them.
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Take it to the shop
Get your cut list and shopping list, print them, and go make some sawdust.
Prefer a head start?
Grab a free PDF plan as-is, or open it in the Designer and tweak it to fit your patio, porch or that one weird corner.
The Maker
Hi, I'm Armando.
I'm a software developer by trade, but with AI taking the creativity out of my career, I needed somewhere to get it back. I spend my weekends in the garage building things with my hands — and woodworking is exactly that.
There's something satisfying about designing something on paper and then actually cutting it out of lumber. I'm still learning, still figuring things out, and I figured I'd share the plans along the way.
All the plans on this site are free. More are coming as I build them. If one helps you make something, that's the whole point.