Issue 117, October 1999

	A preview of articles from the October 1999 issue of WOOD® magazine
WOODWORKING FEATURES IN THIS ISSUE

Woodworking hall of fame Meet the two inductees for 1999.

Give power-carving a go Get a handle on rotary carving tools and accessories, as well as how to use them.

Biscuit joiners See which shop-tested tools took top honors.
	Build-A-Gift™ winners Check out the top entries in our latest contest.

What finish is that anyway? Learn to identify antique furniture finishes.

	Accent on woodburning Master a unique art form in one easy lesson.

Edge-banding basics Cover raw edges of sheet goods with this skill.

Woodworker's home improvement guide Stylize your home with distinctive interior trim.

WOODWORKING PROJECTS

	Schoolhouse pendulum clock An octagonal frame accented with inlay adds rich styling to this timeless beauty.

	Tablesaw outfeed table This handy fixture bolts to your tablesaw, providing sturdy stock support and safety.

	Ironing-board hideaway Say no to wrinkles with this wall-hung ironing center, complete with special storage.

	Catch of the day Try your woodburning skills from page 76 on this attractive sportsman's picture frame.

	First-class letter box Keep cards and letters in one location with this decorative scrollsawn organizer.

Short Subject Features

Great Ideas: Clamp Extensions

Repair Shop: Books and Magazines Offer Furniture Facts Visiting shops, galleries, and museums, as suggested in the August edition of WOOD magazine (issue 114), is a great way to study antique and collectible furniture. But you can learn a lot about it be reading, too.

Tool Buyer's Update: Mobile Bases