The November/December issue of Woodworker’s Journal is full of grand things — from a project plan for an Arts & Crafts style chair inspired by an icon of the Grand Canyon itself, to a router buying guide that’s the greatest grand-daddy of such a thing you ever saw. Find a grand introduction to 10 new-to-you router bits, learn the mysteries of why wood warps, build a majestic entry bench, and more. You’ll have a grand time

A Grand (as in Canyon) Stickley Chair: This Mission-style chair, inspired by a Stickley original, is currently found only in the Grand Canyon’s historic El Tovar hotel. Next stop ... your dining room!

Routers Galore: Field editor Chris Marshall has assembled the most comprehensive router guide you’ve ever seen.

Southwestern Entry Bench: A sturdy entry bench inspired by Spanish Colonial "chair tables" brings a bit of the Southwest to any location.

Modular Shelving System: Editor in chief Rob Johnstone shows you how to add simple shelving to your home and achieve an elegant and contemporary look — with the strength to support any clambering four-year-old.

Router Bits: A "Secret" Top 10: Ten router bits you never even thought about using — until now.

From Lumber to Furniture: Master woodworker Ian Kirby helps you understand the science beneath the bark, and why wood may twist and turn on its way to your shop.

Turned Bottle Opener: Betty Scarpino presents a quick gift and the trick to a kick-ash finish.

Questions & Answers: Distinguishing plunge bits; the questionable theory of breadboard ends.

Jigs & Fixtures: Chris Marshall’s fence for almost any router table.