Issue 119, December 1999

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

Wood on the move Learn how wood gets bent out of shape.

What it takes to be Shaker Here's a furniture style with well-reasoned roots.

	Idea Shop 2000 See our state-of-the-art workshop that provides sound solutions for the dedicated woodworker.

	12-Volt cordless drills Revealing tests tell the story behind 14 models.

WOODWORKING PROJECTS

	Shaker wall mirror Expect this home accent to be used and admired.

	Shaker-inspired quilt stand Display quilts with this eye-catching design.

	Mobile mitersaw center Give your mitersaw a sturdy, feature-filled stand.

	Make tablesaw dust disappear Build an above-table dust-collection fixture that's a perfect fit for your tool.

	Drill-press dust collector Dispose of drilling waste quickly and easily with this on-the-spot dust-collection hose holder.

	Brilliant birds Scrollsaw a pair of fine-feathered friends.

	Wake-up alarm clock Our cool kid's timekeeper makes getting up in the morning a whole lot of fun.

SHORT-SUBJECT FEATURES

Wood Anecdote: Sugar Pine California's Gold Rush Tree

How To Figure Dust-Collection Needs Is it finally time to tackle the dust problem in your shop? Don't gamble by guessing on duct sizes and airflow. These basic calculations will tell you what flow capacity you need, what size ductwork that calls for, and how much static pressure loss you dust collector must overcome to work effectively.

	Great Ideas: Tablesaw Hold-downs Boards of a feather work wonders together