The author illustrates plans that are "step-by-step" in guiding the reader through the building of many projects. Projects plans included are: a puppy-dog bank, a man cave moose tie rack, a child's xylophone, 3 stools, an alphabet shelf, a nic-nac wall shelf, a curio end table, an early American coffee table, a gate-legged table, a cabriole-legged accent table, a settee, a wall corner cabinet, an armoire and more. People who have purchased some of these plans have stated: "Perfect ," "Very professional," "Terrific, detailed plans and instructions," "Can't wait to get started," "It's awesome... I'm glad to have bought these from you," and "Very detailed and easy to follow." The most difficult plan such as a Queen Anne type table, offers experimental projects that might help test the waters before tackling a most challenging project. Many of these projects would be excellent for students to use in a high school shop class or at home in a small basic shop. The master teacher demonstrates through these many sketches ways that you can modify a project to be "one of a kind "