| 25 Years of Great Woodworking |
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| Build a Modern Tool Cabinet |
In the old days, master furniture makers utilized every
square inch of space in their tool chests with custom-fit nooks and
crannies for hand tools. Today’s woodworker needs a different kind of
storage space, geared toward power tools. By offering a massive amount
of space that can be customized to adapt to an ever changing arsenal of
power tools, this cabinet is just the ticket.
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| Cut a Haunched Mortise & Tenon Joint |
The haunch—that short little stub tenon at the top of the
joint—adds strength and rigidity to any mortise-and-tenon joint. It
helps prevent the rail from twisting and increases the joint's glue
surface area. Of all the variations on the mortise-and-tenon joint,
this is one of the best, and it's useful in many applications. Here's an
accurate and reliable method to master this super-strong joint.
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| Turn a Wooden Plate |
Got an offcut from a beautifully figured board? Head to the
lathe and turn it into a plate! Standard 3⁄4" thick wood and a
shop-made chuck are all you need to create unique tableware.
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| Woodworker's Drill Press |
Think of all the features you'd want in a drill press: a
large rectangular table that tilts left, right and forward, with a
replaceable center insert, T slots and flat edges for easy clamping and
a large crank for raising and lowering, angled so you don't whack your
knuckles, a long stroke, dual lasers, an auto-tensioning quick-release
belt drive mechanism—you'll find them all on this dream drill press.
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