Woodworker’s Journal – November/December 2008

Woodworker’s Journal – November/December 2008

Projects

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: Add simple shelving to your home and achieve an elegant and contemporary look — with the strength to support any clambering four-year-old

Grand Stickley Chair: This Mission-style chair, inspired by an original with Stickley ties, is currently found only in the Grand Canyon’s historic El Tovar hotel. Next stop … your dining room!

Jigs and Fixtures: A Fence for almost any router table

Techniques

Turning: Turned bottle-openers and a kick-ash finish

From Lumber to Furniture: Wood takes many twists and turns on its way to your shop. Understanding the science beneath the bark will improve your projects immeasurably

Today’s Shop: Ten router bits you thought you could get along without until now

Skill Builder: Rubbing out a finish – the final final finishing step

Reviews

Wood: Mesquite – The Southwest’s iconic wood — is it good for lumber, or best left for smoking food on the grill?

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