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Your cart is empty. Create, Build, Assemble, etc. yourself with the help of this paper plan. You get two plans for the price of one. Sizes are 30" and 44" tall, plus the height of the blades. These windmills are a bit easier to construct for the beginner because the plans call for no mitered edges. Of course, if you are an experienced woodworker, you may choose to miter the edges. Not quite as fancy as our other windmills, these still make super garden projects. Plans include a materials list, assembly diagrams, instructions and full size patterns where needed. We do not carry bearing kits for these models and the plan does not call for specialized hardware (though it could be adapted). The plans do detail how to build the propeller assemblies so that they will turn with the wind. Use the painting scheme shown, or devise your own.
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DAVID ROMINE
2025-09-02 11:38:55
Well I hope I pick no.5 or the best rating I do like what I got thank you I we'll be buying more very soon
Dina
2025-05-22 17:17:19
what is missing from these plans is a materials list. would be a great help to the average homeowner who does not have a lot of wood on hand. to be able to know upfront what wood is needed for the project.
Kim Ohashi
2024-12-20 10:24:00
My father-in-law was looking for a new winter pastime after building several whirli-gigs from a book we had purchased last year on amazon.com. This year he wanted to tackle a windmill. We could not find any books, but happened upon plans for a windmill. Let's see what spring brings, but I think he will be pleased with the detail of the plans.
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