have personally also reviewed the 16,000 plans package, and its a disorganized mess of random free plans scraped off the internet. Picking plans at random, I was able to find the original source, freely accessible, for every one of them with a Google search or two. Being able to download the plans online for free does not, however, make them free of copyright, so reselling them is not legal. Teds plans are actually a rather poor subset of what is available on the web free of charge. The actual number of plans in the package is less than 2500, nowhere near the claimed 16,000. There is a search box on the Teds woodworking main page that allows you to search the plans, towards the bottom of the front page. Try typing in some random jumble of letters there and see what results come up. Further evidence of scam! $$$ And the 150 premium woodworking videos? Those are all publicly available videos from YouTube and Vimeo, embedded in the website. And these arent even particularly good videos. The newest of them is from Dec 2010. Some of the links are to videos that no longer exist. I guess the list hasnt been updated for some time. At any rate, you can see much better woodworking videos, free of charge, by going straight to YouTube. Teds Woodworking is not really about woodworking plans. Its about getting money from people who should know better. The plans themselves are just enough to keep naive people from realizing its a fraud so they dont ask for a refund. If you have fallen victim to this within the last 90 days, please go to ClickBank, or PayPal (or whoever processed the payment) and ask for a refund. The item is not as described, and what you got was pirated (illegal). Thats reason enough for a refund.
Posted on: Mon, 10 Mar 2014 00:01:58 +0000
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