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Issue 35: June / July 2010

Learn to make drop-leaf rule joints, wood-hinged leaf supports, and beaded drawers while building a Pembroke Drop-Leaf Table. Other projects include a Sled-Style Tapering Jig, Woven-Wood Picnic Basket, Garden Tool Handles and a Kayak from a Kit.

Skill-building technique stories cover Tabletop Fasteners, Adding Age to Cherry, Epoxy in the Woodshop

Tool features include: Hot New Tools, and Problem-Solving Products – Noden Adjust-A-Bench.

PLUS: Visit Tom Elder’s workshop in Harrisburg, Oregon and learn a whole different way to prep stock for projects.

Issue 34: April / May 2010

Swing into spring with a porch swing that maximizes your comfort and enjoyment of nature. And for an off-the-porch view build the A-frame support to place the swing in your yard. Other projects include a Cross Cut Sled, Collector’s Box, and Outdoor Luminaries.

Skill-building technique stories cover Router Health Care and Lining Drawers with Felt.

Tool features include: Hardware Joinery Solutions, Hot New Tools, and Problem-Solving Products.

PLUS: Louis Lovas’ Hollis, New Hampshire, workshop loaded with ideas for creating afinishing space, cutting large arcs, storing clamps, and jointing small pieces.

Issue 33: February / March 2010

A Classic Workbench based on Carlyle Lynch’s plans heads the project lineup. Knock-down hardware in the base makes it easy to move the bench to a new shop. Other projects include a Valentine Candy Dispenser, Golden-Glow (Turned) Oil Lamps, and 3 Mobile Shop Carts.

Skill-building technique stories cover Joint the Unjointables and TLC for Your HVLP.

Tool features include: Next-Generation Screw Guide, Hot New Tools, and Problem-Solving Products.

PLUS: Nancy Ballance’s Hamilton, Montana, workshop offers the elbow room, daylight, and work surfaces for building projects that range from clocks to corner cabinets

Issue 32: December / January 2010

A Country Kitchen Work Table designed for food preparation, informal dining, or as a server for family gatherings heads the list of projects. Other projects include: a Classic Chimney Cupboard designed by Scott Phillips, a Router Bit Cabinet, and a turned Birdhouse Ornament.

Skill-building technique stories cover Mastering the Rule Joint, Adding Crackle to Your Finish, Getting Started in Sketchup, and Workbench Workmates.

Tool features include: Outfitting Your Shop with Air, Hot New Tools, and Problem-Solving Products.

PLUS: Woodworker Fred Sotcher literally raised his San Jose, California, house to build his basement workshop, which he then stocked with a full complement of tools and custom-made organizers.

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Seasoned woodworkers write the articles, providing hands-on experience and mentoring for woodworkers of all levels and interests. Tool experts introduce readers to the latest tools and tool innovations.

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