An extensive plan with numerous drawings and diagrams, this project is a great
transition from beginner to intermediate skills. The early American dry sink
was used to store pails of water in its upper, zinc-lined compartment, and keep
empty pails and towels neatly behind doors in the base. Toady, it makes a great
TV stand or linen closet, and has numerous other uses around the house. This
version has flat panel sides and doors, plus a small countertop with a handy
pencil (or remote) drawer.Note: this plan is a photocopy of the original article. Shipping and handling is free for photocopied plans. Your order total will show a shipping charge, but it will be removed on your invoice.
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