A straight breakdown of TedsWoodworking — the 16,000-plan library sold through ClickBank — before you spend $67 finding out the hard way.
TedsWoodworking is a one-time-purchase digital library sold through ClickBank: a searchable collection the vendor lists at roughly 16,000 plans, each with a cut list, materials list, and diagrams, organized by category and difficulty. It isn't a course, and it isn't physical lumber or tools — it's reference material you build from.
Per the vendor's own breakdown, the library is split roughly like this. We haven't independently audited every plan, so treat the counts as the seller's figures, not a verified inventory.
Tables, chairs, shelving, cabinets.
Decks, planters, benches, sheds.
Jigs, workbenches, storage racks.
Coops, sheds, small structures.
Boxes, frames, decorative pieces.
Racks, bins, closet builds.
The full claim from the vendor's sales page is built and tested in-house before publishing, with new plans added monthly at no extra cost to lifetime buyers. We can't verify that testing process from the outside — it's worth knowing before you treat it as a guarantee of quality on every single plan.
Sales pages like this one often run countdown timers or "price going up soon" messaging. Treat those as standard promotional tactics rather than a hard deadline — the safest move is to click through and check the live price yourself before deciding.
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