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Issue 172, October 2006

A preview of articles from
issue #172, October 2006
of WOOD® magazine


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Projects

Router-bit holder
See instantly what profile each of your router bits create by building this handy display with matching profiles.

Kerfing jig for bending plywood
To bend plywood or solid stock you need to saw many uniformly spaced kerfs. You’ll quickly plow through them with this simple jig.

Ready-to-serve wine cabinet
Keep your favorite wines, stemware, and serving accessories handy in this stylish unit.

Amazing-space tool cabinet
This four-door cabinet occupies just 7 square feet of wall yet delivers 26 square feet of tool storage.

Tones-of-fun tongue drum
Make beautiful sounds by striking the slitted top of this six-note, easy-to-build instrument.


Graceful bowfront table
A classic design combined with simple construction methods equals a project you can complete in minimum time for maximum compliments.

End-grain cutting board
This eye-catching kitchen accessory may look challenging, but it’s amazingly easy to make thanks to a simple trick for creating the lively geometric pattern.
More cutting-board designs
Simply alter the laminated blank for fresh new looks.
Techniques

Put an end to measuring mistakes
Accuracy in woodworking often boils down to measuring correctly before machining anything.

Here’s how.

Make any bandsaw a peak performer
Master woodworker Michael Fortune shows how to tune-up and use this key shop tool.

Making curved and tapered legs
Learn how to machine these curvaceous and tapered table legs; then prepare to be complimented.

Cut straight edges on anything
Know your machining options for taking the crook out of less-than-perfect stock.

Pack more workshop into less space
Discover 21 storage-savvy ways to address the mess in your favorite hangout.

Try gauge blocks for fast set-ups
Cut profiles of your router bits and use them for quick adjustment when making these cuts again.

Tools & Materials

Shop tested
Purify you shop’s air with one of these 10, under $300, models.

Five shop-proven products
WOOD editors and staff test the Grizzly baby drum sander G0459, the VersaClamp, QR Quick Relief first-aid powder,  the GraBit Damaged Screw Remover, and the Oneida Dust Deputy.

Departments

6 editor’s angle
8 sounding board
12 ask WOOD
20 shop tips
112 what’s ahead

 


Issue 172, October 2006
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