Issue 122, March 2000

	A preview of articles from the March 2000 issue of WOOD® magazine
WOODWORKING FEATURES IN THIS ISSUE

The Story of Wood Discover how to identify unfamiliar North American hardwoods.

	Furniture Designs To Go Meet Doug Green, a Maine woodworker who has developed a unique line of take-apart furniture.

Router-Table Roundup Find out which of the 16 shop-tested models suits your woodworking needs.

	Oustanding Banding Learn how to make fancy inlays for enhancing projects—it's easier than you might think.

	HI1 -- Extra! Customized Wood Flooring Get up to speed on available products, design possibilities, and wood flor installation.

WOODWORKING PROJECTS

	Exceptional Entry Suite This matching hall table and mirror will dress up any entry—traditional or contemporary.

	Gas From The Past Reminiscent of days gone by, this novel gas-pump clock tells both the time and temperature.

	One Huge Hauler Your kids or grandkids will spend many happy hours with this sandbox dump truck.

	Folding Tray Tables Handsome inlay banding makes this project a welcome addition to your home's decor.

	Woodturner's Walking Stick Just the thing for a walk in the woods, this hiker's companion includes a compass.

SHORT-SUBJECT FEATURES

	Great Ideas: Double-Duty Clamp Rack It can hold lumber, too!
Where Safety Begins: Safe Starting with a Gouge Every between-centers lathe project you do begins with using a gouge. Done incorrectly, it can be dangerous. Here's how to do it right and safely.

Router-Bit Review: Multi-Profile Bit What to know before you buy this heavyweight cutter.

Need to Know: Hints for Huge Holes Here are some ways to bore (and rout) the big ones.