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A preview of articles from
issue #189, March 2009
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Made-from-scraps Napkin Holder
Turn a few small cutoffs into a stunning centerpiece for your table.
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Shop Project: Sanding-disc Caddy
WOOD Magazine reader Charlie Walsh designed and built the prototype of
this project to keep his own sanding discs organized. Use our plan to
build one for yourself.
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Cover Project: Lingerie Chest
Assemble the case quickly using glue and biscuits, and then machine the
drawer parts with simple tablesaw setups. It matches our pencil-post
bedroom suite, but will fit into many decorating schemes.
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Wall-hung Organizer
Hide keys, cell phones, and more in this convenient by-the-door catch-all.
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Basic-Built: Stacking Shelves
These versatile modular units reconfigure easily as your space or needs change.
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| Tools
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Shop-proven Products
Granite-enhanced woodworking machines, more.
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Six Gotta-have Gadgets for Tool Set-up
These inexpensive shop aids help you make projects that look like a million bucks.
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Wise Buys: Router-table Power Switches
Our editors tested several accessory switches and recommend three for
your shop.
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Tool Test: 6" jointers
You can't finish square if you don't start square. True faces and straight edges begin with a jointer.
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How to Fix Uneven Table legs
Here's a simple way to wipe out wobble.
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Learn to Turn: Scrapers & Parting Tools
Among turning tools, gouges usually receive the star billing. But
parting tools and scrapers play key supporting roles. Here's how to use
them, along with some pointers about these handy tools.
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No-fail Jointing and Planing Routines
Here's how to maximize the performance of these essential woodworking machines.
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Design Projects on Your Computer
Discover how free, powerful software will help you create accurate and detailed designs.
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Departments
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6 Sounding Board
8 Shop Tips
76 Ask Wood
92 What's Ahead
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