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Issue 121, February 2000
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A preview of articles from the February 2000 issue of WOOD® magazine
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| WOODWORKING
FEATURES IN THIS ISSUE |
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| Forests
for the future Learn how foresters grow bigger and better trees, as well as how to size a tree for board feet yield. |
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Crafted
in Carolina When someone buys a Philip Greene canoe, he does so to own a boat...as well as a work of art. |
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10"
saw blades Get the lowdown on price and performance as we put 37 miltipurpose models to the test. |
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From
blocks to bandsawn boxes Let pro Jerry Patrasso teach you the simple steps for making four clever containers. |
| The signs
of the times These carved, painted figures advertised products and businesses in our not-too-distant past. |
WOODWORKING PROJECTS |
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Nesting
knockouts Build a trio of Mission oak tables that fit within each other and add to your home's decor. |
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Portable
plant protection This spring, protect young plants with thes easy-to-store folding cold frame. |
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Rocker of
the ages Make an heirloom chair for generations to enjoy using our jigs and free mail-order patterns. |
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A
drill-press jig with all the angles Use this handy shop project with our rocking chair plans or for any compound-drilling tasks. |
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A
keepsake box worth keeping Provide a handsome home for jewelry or other small valuables with this bandsawn beauty. |
| SHORT-SUBJECT FEATURES |
| Here's
the Scoop on Routing a Chair Seat This router jig makes scooped seats simple. |
| Furniture
Repair Shop: How to Remove Heat and Water Marks Water and heat rings on tabletops and other surfaces rank high on the list of common finish faults. Here are some tricks that just might make them go away. |
| Wood
Anecdote: Black Willow The tree that can't help but grow. |
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