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BOOKSTAND x BOOK HOLDER xx LECTERN Tip shows how to bend a wire clothes hanger to create a book holder. Photo shows cookbook holder of acrylic that keeps the book open and the pages flat. Est cost: $8. Star-shaped recipe card or cookbook holder. Est. cost: $9. Document stand. Two adjustable arms support a tilting stand capable of holding a magazine, book or other document at a convenient height for viewing. Built from Baltic birch plywood. The adjustable arms can be adapted to other uses, such as a sawdust pickup. Display your books with style. Part 1. An elegant stand-up (lectern-style) book stand for holding a large book and allowing it to be opened for reference. Features a "modern" (Scandinavian) design crafted from Hawaiian koa wood. Display your books with style. Part 2. Wooden tabletop dictionary stand. Clear pine cookbook holder has grooves which hold a Plexiglas shield that keeps your place. Est. cost: $4. Wooden stand with slanted acrylic sheet holds a book open for use and keeps the pages from turning. Adjustable-height and adjustable-angle reading stand (book holder, portable lectern, copy holder, ...). Simple book stand, hinged to hang on a hook when not in use. Supports a book in an open position. Made from scrap wood. Tip: Use a pant hanger to keep a book or magazine open to the right page. Simple bookholder measures 10"x15" and sits on a desk or table. Cookbook holder supports book at an angle for easy viewing. Plexiglas shield keeps food from staining pages. Lectern bookcase holds large dictionary ready for use. Projects from Plexiglas. A terrarium, a wine rack, a telephone stand, a cube table, a cookbook holder, a circular table and a magazine rack. Portable lectern can double as a bookholder for a large book. Stand-up desk features a slanted writing surface which lifts up to reveal a storage area. Could be used as dictionary stand or lectern. Page holder (consisting of a stick and a rubber band) holds a magazine or book open to a particular page. Six kitchen accessories built from pine. Most incorporate some slatted and/or grid construction. (1) Utensil and spice rack. (2) Cookbook rack. (3) Serving tray with dividers to keep glasses from spilling. (4) Folding table. Top measures 18"x60". (5) Wall-hung rack for pots. (6) Wall-hung rack for mugs (cups). Tiltable book holder fits on an exercise bicycle. Built mostly of wood. Build a solid oak dictionary stand (with a slant top) that also holds a full encyclopedia set. Overall dimensions: 18"x26"x37" tall. Oak book stand adjusts to three display positions and folds flat for easy storage. Adjustable bookstand. Hold an open book at any angle from almost flat to vertical. Slanted wooden magazine rack holds a magazine open to a specific page using clothes pins. Adjustable to various size magazines. Bookstand holds a book upright at about a 45-degree angle and open to a particular page. A small box is also attached to hold pencils, papers, etc. By installing a piece of clear plastic in a kitchen shelf, and then placing a lighted box-type opening beneath the plastic, you have a bookholder which will hold a cookbook open and readable while completely protecting it from food spills. Simple wooden box with a glass top holds a cookbook open, yet protected, in the kitchen. Roll-around bookcase on casters is especially designed for cookbooks. It features a Plexiglas-covered top shelf to hold a book open to a particular page. Book holder with an adjustable tilt-top straddles your legs when seated. May also be used as a snack table. A dictionary stand is supported by a pedestal and rolls around on a castered base. Revolving bookshelf and dictionary stand. Functional cook book stand holds the book open and keeps the pages from being splattered. Two-sided built-in bookcase includes a special slide-out shelf for a large dictionary. Valance above the bookcase conceals a reading light. Three book stands to build: A lectern, wall-mount or desk top model. Stepped-back stack of drawers feature two that pull out (and down) to access a large telephone book. Hold a magazine open for use and protect it from workshop damage by enclosing in this plastic-covered holder. Wooden case for your favorite chisels doubles as a working display box. Can be adapted for knives, book, etc. Elegant bookstand with either turned or square/tapered legs features a ratchet to adjust the angle of the bookrest. Can also function as a side table with the top down flat. Overall dimensions: 16"x24"x36" tall. Bookstand that folds flat for storage. The angle at which the open book is held is adjustable. Adjustable reading stand (book support) is designed for use when seated on a sofa or easy chair. The bookrest support column curves in a graceful arch between the readers' legs down to the base which is mostly underneath the sofa or chair. Reading in comfort. Adjustable book stand folds flat when not in use. Reprint of a 1943 article. Bookstand (easel) to hold a single book open for use features decorative cutouts worked with a fret saw and beveled chisels. Cookbook holder. Rack which hangs on any kitchen cabinet door serves to hold a cookbook open to a particular recipe. A piece of clear plastic holds your place and protects the book. Desktop dictionary stand. Adjustable cookbook holder folds up and hangs on wall when not needed. The folding legs are shaped like a spoon and a fork. Made entirely of wood. Multi-use shelf can serve as a corner wall shelf, a display rack for a decorative plate or a stand to hold a book open to a particular page. How to turn an old paperback book into a decorative "antique" book that is permanently open to center pages in order to display a message and picture. Includes plan for a wooden display stand. Simple bookrack for cookbooks is made from two pieces of wood for shelves plus four decorative turnings for the uprights. Features a pull-out lip to help hold cookbooks open to correct page. Dictionary stand is supported by a 36" readymade spindle. Handy rack holds a cookbook for easy reading. When folded, the rack is only 1" thick and will fit in a drawer. Encyclopedia table designed to hold the volumes at a 45-degree angle. | |||||||||
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