Frequently Asked Questions

All plans are delivered as PDF files. They open on any device — phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop — with any standard PDF reader. No special software required.

Etsy delivers the download link immediately after payment. You'll also receive a confirmation email from Etsy with a link to download your files. Downloads are available for 30 days and can be re-downloaded if needed.

Yes. Plans are formatted for standard A4 and US Letter paper. Detail drawings that are originally at 1:1 scale are marked so you know which pages to print at 100% — don't use 'fit to page' for those sheets.

Each plan is clearly marked as Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced. Beginner plans require only basic hand tools and no prior joinery experience. Advanced plans assume you can cut mortise-and-tenon or dovetail joints, but include close-up reference drawings for every joint.

The required tool list is on the first page of every plan. Most beginner plans need only a saw, chisel, mallet, and marking gauge. More complex plans may call for a router or table saw — this is always stated upfront.

Yes, with one restriction: you may build and sell physical furniture from our plans, but you may not resell, share, or redistribute the PDF files themselves.

Plans are drawn to finished (after planing and milling) dimensions. If your lumber yard supplies rough stock, account for the thickness you'll lose in surfacing — typically 3–5mm per face. The cut list notes this for each plan.

Because plans are digital downloads, we follow Etsy's digital goods policy. If a file is corrupted or the wrong item was sent, contact us through Etsy and we'll resolve it immediately.

Not currently. We focus on building a deep library of verified, tested plans rather than one-off commissions. If there's a furniture type you'd like to see, send us a message via the Contact page — popular requests do influence what we work on next.