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Dear Reader, Awhile back, I got a sudden urge to build a backyard gazebo. In my search for plans, I found a bunch of gazebo styles and sizes. Some looked pretty nifty. Most were expensive to build. Then, while thumbing through some of the plans, I got this forehead-slapping idea. Since I've been making stuff with low-cost, common PVC for over a quarter century... why not make one out of PVC pipe? Problem was, I couldn't find any plans. Anywhere. "Well, do it myself," I thought. So I started sketching out ideas. But nothing I did looked right. I was about ready to forget about it. Then I got a letter from a fellow 'PVC nut" named Jim Kadow. Seems Jim's been making garden gazebos out of PVC pipe for quite awhile now. And has been selling them in his hometown for a nice, tidy side income. Jim told me he'd put together some how-to plans and wanted to know if I was interested in offering them to folks who'd like one in their backyard. "But of course," I said. "Send the plans and let me take a peek." He did. And, wow, you know what? They were even better than I imagined! This is one dandy, easy-to-assemble, good-looking gazebo. Something you'll be proud to show off. (I couldn't have done better.) Anyway, here's a few things you'll learn in his plans manual... • Materials Needed You'll need only a few common tools and a few hours to put it together. The plans manual shows you how, step-by-step. All in all, it's pretty easy once you learn a few tricks that would take a month of Sundays to figure out. He explains it all in detail. Jim agreed that a fair price for all his know-how and directions would be only $17. But I don't know for how long he'll let me do this. So to get your copy right now, click here. Then just follow a couple of simple download steps and the manual will arrive directly to your computer. And as promised to my customers for over 25 years... All the Workshop's Plans Come with My Simply put, if you're not happy with your manual for any reason, you'll get a prompt, no-quibbling refund. Plus, you can keep the plans. So, you see, it's completely risk-free. Order the manual now, and start enjoying this beautiful Gazebo right there in your backyard. It's sure to be the focal point of your home for years to come. Oh, by the way. Jim's been making them as a little "moonlighting" business in his area. He told me he makes $100+ in just a few short hours. Not bad for having a bit of fun, I'd say. This could be an ideal way to make a bit of extra money in your free time, as well. Just a thought. All the best, Brooks |
