Dear woodworkers,

we live in a world, where we buy everything.From a flower to a car.There is no space or time to have any kind of hobbies or actions.We have forgotten how things are made or assembled and we have forgotten how to get the joy of doing things or interact with anything.

For me, I have found pleasure by doing some woodworks during my free time.Some friends of mine kept asking me where they can find plans for their home&garden.

Plans about this and that. Accidentally I found on the market the following text describing a "woodworking plans" package, that includes thousands of woodworking plans to choose from : 

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 run 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   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.