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BOOKRACK x BOOK CRADLE xx BOOKCASE xx DESK ACCESSORIES Bookrack features ends made of laminated light-and-dark wood. One end slides along the dowel base to keep books from falling over. Sliding book rack. One bookend is fixed. The other moves on four runners until the weight of the books locks it into place. Bar clamp bookends. A wooden turnscrew in the sliding head really works. Head moves along the a groove in the 30"-long shelf and tilt-locks in place to hold a row of books upright. Photo shows 14" square walnut bookshelf designed to be hung at bedside. Est. cost: $15. Photo shows a combination rack for cookbooks and two drawer recipe file that can be set on counter or hung on a wall. Can be ordered in kit form. Est. cost: $26. Recipe center. Small cabinet has a spacious shelf for cookbooks and two small drawers for recipe cards and other supplies. Est. cost: $26. Storage project for every room. (1) Wine & book rack for kitchen. (2) Bathroom vanity & skinny floor-to-ceiling cabinets. (3) Entertainment wall. (4) Coat & boot lockers. Combination towel rack and book shelf has "parrot" end pieces and a smaller center parrot that slides on dowels to keep books upright. Est. cost: $17. Adjustable bookrack features movable bookends on a dowel frame. Bookends shaped like arrowheads separated by three wooden dowels on which the books sit. Holds about 12" of books. Simple one-board bookrack is built from a 2-ft long 1x6. End brackets are cut from each end of the board and assembled to make a bookrack with footed uprights at each end. Build a wooden kitchen organizer for cookbooks with a drawer on the bottom half. Convert a wooden log into a rustic bookrack with built-in bookends. Sliding-vise bookends. This bookrack has bookends that slide along 16" dowels. The ends are decorated to look like a woodworkers's vise. Two bookracks for children feature built-in movable bookends. (1) Wall-hung shelf with dinosaur bookends. (2) Tabletop stand with "ballet bear" bookends. Countertop bookrack features ends in the shape of bread slices and a sliding divider shaped like a piece of swiss cheese. Adjustable book rack built from pine slats. One end slides along the base to hold any number of books. Kitchen book stand. Build to any length. Ends are decorated with ceramic tiles. Five great ways to store more. (1) Paper towel rack with space for kitchen wraps. (2) Cookbook & recipe card holder. (3) Contemporary open shelves. (4) Simple utility shelves. (5) Stacking storage drawers. Bookrack with hand-painted penguin-shaped sliding bookends. Simple bookrack holds a set of books at a 45-degree angle for easy access. If built to 'exactly' hold the set, and you can tell if any are missing. Made from plywood. Walnut and brass book cradle will hold 10 to 12 ordinary-size books. Modern book rack. Walnut bookends are separated by lengths of brass tubing on which the books rest. Includes a slide which keeps books upright when rack is not full. Decorative desk top book rack. Carousel bookrack. Bookrack has four sections, each holding about 6" of books, mounted on a lazy Susan bearing. Wall-hung cabinet has a drawer for 3"x5" recipe cards, two larger drawers and a shelf for cookbooks. Paperback book organizer. Simple wooden frame holds paperback books upright with built-in bookends. Ornamental metal scrollwork. Metal products made from strap iron include candlestick, bookrack, lamp base, and wine holder. Bootjack bookrack. Tabletop bookrack is made from metal rods and will hold 36 or more paperbacks. Colonial bookrack has shaped base with a rack on three sides made from dowels and turned spindles. Desk top bookrack (14" long) holds several books. Ends are shaped like Scottie dogs. Early American bookstand features a turned pedestal supported on three curved legs and a 10"x12" top with a 4" lip on three sides. Est. cost: $3. Projects you can make from acrylic plastic. Article includes instructions for making a strip heater for bending the plastic. Projects included are (1) a large book rack, (2) a "W" shaped magazine rack, (3) a letter and stamp holder, (4) a wall-mounted knife rack and (5) a pipe holder. A 12"x12" desk carousel for books rotates easily on a lazy susan swivel. Colonial style shelf holds cookbooks and has one drawer for recipes and other items. The unit is 17" tall, 12" wide and 10" deep. It can sit on a shelf or hang on a wall. Slip-joint bookrack holds about 16" of books at a 25-degree angle. Desk-top rack holds several books at a 45-degree angle. Rack has a handle to facilitate toting it around. 3 easy projects to make for your kitchen. (1) Wall-mounted rack to hold utensils. (2) Casserole cradle. (3) Adjustable bookrack to hold cookbooks. All made from wood and dowels. 5 easy-to-build projects. (1) Bookrack. (2) Hallway mirror. (3) Wall shelves. (4) Spice rack. (5) Bookcase. 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). Rotating bookshelf sits on a desk. A desk-top bookrack holds up to 24" books. Wing nut on adjustable endpiece holds books upright. Wall-mounted cabinet has a compartment into which trading stamps are deposited and a storage area for empty and full trading stamp books. Book caddy features sculpted X-shaped legs. Antique recipe cabinet (9"x14"x17" high) has two drawers to hold 3"x5" recipe cards and an upper shelf for cookbooks. Edges are scrolled. How to make a desk top file folder holder (or bookrack) from doweling. Dowels form the tracks for these adjustable book, letter, and record racks. The only difference between the 4 are the number and size of the dowels, and the size and material of the sliding supports. Bookrack (12" long) features one fixed and one sliding bookend which have a pineapple design done in scrollwork. Organized-cook's companion. A wall-hung or free-standing rack features two recipe file drawers and a 9"x15" shelf for cookbooks. Heritage bookends. Reproduction of Craftsman Era bookrack with a clever tongue-and-groove sliding mechanism. Adjustable bookrack features bunny-shaped ends which slide along 18" wooden dowels. Rack for storing CDs features a sliding "bookend" and musical note decorations cut into the ends. The design and construction is similar to a traditional bookrack involving dowels attached to solid-wood ends. Book rack (36"x12"x14" tall) with frame-and-panel ends and plywood back is designed to stack to form a bookcase or to be used singularly on a desk or hung on a wall. The shelf can be tilted to display magazines. Compact kitchen bookrack features two drawers for 3x5 recipe cards and a shelf for 12" worth of cookbooks. Constructed of wood with a colonial design. Adjustable bookrack made from scrap wood and dowels. Shelf-top cookbook rack (10"x11"x17") has two compartments for cookbooks and a drawer to hold 3x5 recipe cards. A groove on the shelf above the drawer holds a recipe card for reference. Rack for cookery books. Simple book rack, 14" long, features turned feet and spindles. Made of wood. Take the plunge. Part 1. How a light-duty router can work at considerable depth. How to use templates to fabricate a slanted desk-top bookrack. Simple pine bookrack consists of two 1/4-circle ends and two 4"x18" slats. Wedged wood. A simple bookrack holds about 16" worth of books. The base features either one large or two small drawers. Construction includes dovetails and through mortises that are locked using wedges. Includes a jig and technique for making several identical wedges. Reproduction of an Early American portable bookcase features one shelf (17"x8") over two small drawers. Can be used as a bookrack, curio shelf or plant holder. Laminated bookrack is built from walnut and maple. Adjustable bookends slide along two dowels to hold a few books in this desktop rack. 18th century lawyer's case, originally used to store files, can be used as a book or record cabinet. It is essentially an open box divided into 4 sections. Dimensions: 19" wide, 11" deep, 14: tall. Early American style portable bookrack. This rack will hold about 16" worth of books. Two small drawers provide storage for other items. Ideal as a desk organizer. Adjustable desktop bookshelf will hold anywhere from one book up to 30 small paperbacks. Wedged tenons and contrasting wood provide decorative details. Prairie-style desktop book holder (9"x16"x8" high). Five columns support a cap rail on three sides, and offer 12" of support for books on a solid-wood base. Bookshelf for cookbooks includes four small storage drawers for spices, etc. Book rack. Table-top book caddy is 8" deep by 18" long and has a railing of spindles on three sides. Book trough table is 18"x12" with a drawer and a V-shaped trough to hold books. Table stands 33" tall. Take-Apart book rack consists of four pieces and will hold the books at a slight angle. Can be made to any length that is suitable. 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. Book rack and recipe organizer. Small wall-hung bookshelf has a drawer for recipe cards. Compact book and magazine rack has carrying handles. Features three shelves, two of them slanted to hold books and magazines. Overall dimensions: 30" tall, 22" wide, 11" deep. Two adjustable book racks. (1) Book ends mounted to bases which slide past each other. (2) Movable book end slides on dowels which also support the books. Combination bookrack and desk organizer. This slanted shelf features built-in storage compartments in the bookend and a small storage drawer in the base. Holds about 16" worth of books. | |||||||||
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