Looking for building plans for 2 Adirondack chairs with a table in the middle. I want one where the chairs are at a slight angle.

I was thinking I have all the tools to start making cedar outdoor furniture like adirondack chairs, benches, love-seats, end tables, planter boxes, and gardening workstation tables. Does anyone think that these items would sale if I started advertising locally and bringing my products to farmers markets to start with and will this type of product sale in the winter time or mostly in the summer when outdoor living in. I live in northern California so the winters arn't all that bad.

13 amp table saw f/sears by craftsman.i collect old throwout wood f/ any objects/pieces of wood or furniture and try 2 reconfigure it 2 my ideas.largest size of wood in past was 12x2x12.will this gift be valuable to me?so far 1 twin bed frame and 1 full bed frame,2 Adirondack chairs with also a love seat,several 3 legged tables like the 1 my grandfather made in 1923 from tree limbs and a 18x10plywood top with so much roadside wood collected for last 6 months awaiting projects.is this 130.00 table saw limited to what degree of woodworking

I have recently purchased a grey couch and love seat wtih real lodge pole pine end tables and coffee table as accents. I removed everything off of the walls as i think i would like to paint the walls to give it a darker cozier feel (i rent so putting up wood or paneling is out of the question). What shades of paint would be good? My accessories for the walls have the rustic browns, greens, dark reds, dark blues. I would like to mimick wood tones without actually doing any faux finishes. This theme will be going through out the house, but i dont want to have the same color walls in every room. Any suggestions? I made an appointment with an interior decorator and she will be coming over for a free consultation. has anyone ever used an interior decorator and what can i expect from her consultation?

would like opinions on the best general purpose tablesaw blades. i hear freud is the best, but are they worth the money or is there something better ? i use my saw for everything from adirondack chairs to table tops to fences and trellis'.. if freud is the best then which would be the best most reasonable all purpose blade. i have a 10 in tablesaw.