Noted scrolsaw artist and designer Dirk Boelman made these signs for us to fit neatly under an standard sized mailbox. Once you complete your signs, just hang the appropriate sign during that holiday and then safely store away until next year. We first show you how to make the mailbox stand, then we show you how to make the 4th of July sign. Make the remaining signs in the same way using the exploded view diagrams provided in the plans. Each design shows the materials required to complete a 2 sided sign.
Plan features:
2 pages sized 34 x 22 inches packed with step-by-step instructions and pictures.
Full sized patterns.
Dimensioned Illustrations
How-To Photos
Cutting Diagram and Cut List.
Buyers guide for certain tools and supplies in case you cannot source them in your area.
Design features:
Easy to cut and fun to paint.
Instructions included to make the post.
Or skip the post making step and just hang the signs wherever you like!
Inexpensive hardware securely hangs the sign to the post.
Designer:
Dirk Boelman
Finished Dimensions for each sign
Height: 9.5 to 11.5 inches (23.75 to 28.75 cm)
Width: 15 inches (37.5 cm)
Wood and Supplies needed:
You can make all four signs from
1 of 12 x 30 inch Finnish birch plywood (or wood of your choice)
3 of 24 x 30 inch 1/4 inch Finnish Birch plywood
Tools needed:
Table saw or miter saw, jig saw or scroll saw and common hand tools.
About this product:
The Woodcraft Magazine editors really put a lot of effort into their printed paper plans, providing you with everything you need to be a successful woodworker. View the image slideshow to see what the paper plan looks like. Measurements on the plan are provided in inches.
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