Plans for Around the Home and Farm

[k0xxx]

A lot of you may know of this site already, but I thought that I would share it for those that don't.

It's the North Dakota State University Dept. of Extension Ag & Biosystems Engineering . There are a lot of construction plans in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. Most are quite good, but a few are a bit hard to read.

A lot of the State Agriculture and Extension Services have plans such as these available. There a nice resource.

I'll provide a link, and post the url below in case the link doesn't work.

HERE is the link.

and here is the url:

http://www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/abeng/plans/index.htm

 

[Dace]

That is very cool.....some of those plans date back to 1930!

 

[2dream]

I have seen some plans on some sites but wow. Those are awsome. Anyone checking out these needs to look at the misc. files. Some of those are very elaborate plans. Shoot - some of those road side stands are nicer looking than my house.

 

[ducks4you]

That was nice of you to post this. It's hard to find the hits, But I've also found plans from the University of Tennesse and I'm sure that the University of Illinois (we live in the same county) has some, too. They're kind of a resource that we don't think of FIRST, but it's there later, when we REALLY need it.

 

[dragonlaurel]

I must stop printing,,, I must stop printing,,, I must stop printing,,,

Thanks for the great link!
I hope I don't run out of ink.

lot's of handy plans

 

[ducks4you]

!
I hope I don't run out of ink.

Get a laser printer--last longer!