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Teds Woodworking Review: Is It Worth $67?

An honest breakdown of what you get, what you don't, and who it's actually for · Updated October 2026

Quick verdict Good value for beginners

Teds Woodworking is a large, searchable library of woodworking plans sold for a one-time price, with a 60-day refund window. It makes the most sense if you're a beginner or hobbyist who wants lots of project ideas with cut lists and materials lists in one place. If you're an advanced woodworker looking for complex, heirloom-level designs, you may find most of the library too basic.

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Opens the seller's page (short video, plan categories and price). You can look around without buying.

How we put this review together

We went through the full sales page, the list of what's included, the pricing, the add-on offers shown after checkout, and the refund terms. Where something is a claim made by the seller, we say so. We'd rather you buy with the right expectations than refund later.

What is Teds Woodworking?

It's an online members area with a collection of woodworking plans. According to the seller, the library has over 16,000 plans across furniture, storage, outdoor and garden, sheds and small buildings, pet projects, home decor, kids' projects and workshop jigs. Each plan is described as including step-by-step instructions, drawings, a cutting list and a materials list.

The library is searchable by keyword and can be filtered by category and difficulty, which matters a lot with a collection this size.

Teds Woodworking members area on laptop, phone and tablet, with plan search and categories
Members area with search and category filters (image: seller's page)

Inside a plan

Sample woodworking plan drawing with exploded view and joint details
Sample plan drawing with exploded view (image: seller's page)
Sample cutting list with parts, quantities, dimensions and hardware
Sample cutting and hardware list (image: seller's page)
Example projects: chairs, Adirondack set, picnic table, pet feeder, table saw workbench and nightstand
Examples of projects shown on the seller's page

What's included (at a glance)

Price$67 one-time (at the time of writing). The seller says it is moving new members to a monthly plan, so check the current price on their page.
Plans16,000+ plans (seller's figure), with new plans added monthly
FormatDigital members area; physical copies (USB/DVD) are offered for an extra fee
ExtrasCAD/DWG plan viewer, a library of woodworking videos, a "start a woodworking business" guide, and general woodworking guides
Custom plansThe seller offers custom plan requests from inside the members area
Refund60-day money-back guarantee, processed through ClickBank
Best forBeginners and weekend hobbyists with basic tools

Is $67 a good price?

It depends on how many projects you'll actually build. Here's the simple math:

Buying single plans $10–$25 per plan, from magazines and designers
vs
Teds Woodworking library $67 one-time on the current offer

If you expect to build three or more projects, the library usually costs less than buying plans one by one. If you only need one specific plan, buying it on its own is the cheaper choice.

What a plan looks like: one example

Example project: garden storage bench

A garden bench with storage is one of the projects shown on the seller's page. According to the seller, a plan like this includes:

That structure is what makes a plan useful for beginners: you take the list to the lumber yard, then follow the steps.

Garden storage bench plans next to the finished bench
Garden storage bench: plans and finished piece (image: seller's page)

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Huge variety of projects in one place, from cutting boards to sheds
  • Plans come with cut lists and materials lists, so you know what to buy before you start
  • Searchable and filterable by category and difficulty
  • One-time price instead of a subscription (on the current offer)
  • 60-day refund window through a large, established payment processor

What to watch out for

  • The "16,000 plans" and "every plan built and tested" claims come from the seller and can't be independently verified
  • The seller says most plans are beginner-level, so experienced woodworkers may outgrow it
  • After checkout you'll see optional add-on offers, including a monthly membership. You don't need any of them
  • The sales page uses "price may change soon" language. Make your decision on the product, not the timer
  • Physical copies cost extra

Who it's for, and who should skip it

A good fit if you…

  • Are new to woodworking and want projects you can finish on a weekend
  • Work in a small garage or shared space with basic tools
  • Like having lots of ideas to browse before picking a project
  • Prefer clear lists of cuts and materials over figuring it out yourself

Probably not for you if you…

  • Only need one or two specific plans (a single paid plan may be cheaper)
  • Are an advanced woodworker looking for complex fine-furniture designs
  • Want in-person instruction or live feedback on your work
  • Won't use a digital library and don't want to pay extra for physical copies
See What's Included on the Seller's Page →

You'll see the full list of plan categories before you decide

Pricing and the add-on offers

The main offer is a one-time payment. After checkout, the seller shows optional upgrades and a monthly membership offer. These are common with digital products sold through ClickBank. You can decline every one of them and still get the main library.

Tip: Decide what you came for (the plan library) and skip anything you weren't already planning to buy. You can always come back for extras later.

Refund policy

Purchases are processed by ClickBank, which acts as the retailer. The seller offers a 60-day money-back guarantee. If the library isn't right for you, you can request a refund within that window through ClickBank's customer support.

Alternatives worth knowing

Frequently asked questions

Is Teds Woodworking legit?

It's a real digital product sold through ClickBank, a large online retailer for digital products, with a 60-day refund window. As with any plan collection, quality can vary between plans, so use the refund period to check whether it fits your projects.

Is there a monthly fee?

On the current offer, the main library is a one-time payment. After checkout, an optional monthly membership is offered. You don't have to accept it.

Do I need a big workshop or expensive tools?

According to the seller, many plans are designed for basic tools such as a saw, drill, clamps and sander, and for small spaces. Check each plan's tool list before you start.

Can I get physical copies?

The seller offers USB/DVD copies for an additional fee.

How do I get a refund?

Contact ClickBank customer support within 60 days of purchase with your order number.

Final verdict

If you're starting out and want a big, organized library of plans with cut lists and materials lists for a one-time price, Teds Woodworking is a reasonable buy, especially with a 60-day refund window to test it. If you only need one specific plan, or you're an advanced woodworker, a single paid plan may serve you better.

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