How it works
Designed with AI assistance and checked by software.
From one model to a plan
Each plan starts as one model of the piece. An engine, a program, works out every part, every length and every screw position from that model. A language model does not write measurements at run time.
What the software checks
Before a plan is released, software checks that parts fit together, that screws have wood to bite into, and that the cut list adds up to the boards you buy. If a check fails, the plan is not built.
What you get
A printable PDF with drawings, a parts list, a cut list and screw positions, US units first. Every plan also comes with a step-by-step assembly video.
What has not happened yet
The plans are designed and checked in software. We have not built and tested the pieces ourselves yet, and the pictures on this site are drawings generated from the plans, not photographs of a finished build. When a real build exists, we will say so and show it.
Before you cut
Measure your boards. Lumber sizes differ by store, and a 2x4 is not always the same width and thickness. Use the size calculator to see the overall size, the boards to buy and the part list for the length you want.