Ralph Bagnall
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PROJECT: Multi-sleeve Rolling Pin
When our author’s lathe broke down during this project, he was undeterred. The jig that he came up with as a workaround is one of the more fascinating projects we’ve featured in our pages!
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PROJECT: Envelope Game Table
Whether you are playing whist, bridge or chutes and ladders, this table brings a stylish twist to your game playing pleasure.
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Project: Mission Oak Knockdown Desk
Inspired by designs from 1910, our author built these knockdown desks for his daughters as they headed off to college. They save space and are easy to assemble and disassemble by college kids on the move!
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PROJECT: Workshop “Kitchen” Cabinet
The author used cabinet liner sheets to make this practical and ultra-useful microware and refrigerator center. It would be great in an office or a dorm room.
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Space Saving Miter Saw Station Project
This space-saving shop solution gives you the capacity to make cuts on your miter saw without sacrificing bench space.
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Folding Work Station
When (or if) you absolutely must store your car in the garage, this customizable unit folds tight to the wall and unfolds when needed into a full workspace for all your home projects.
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Folding Work Station
This folding work station provides plenty of storage, a sturdy work surface, and it folds up against the wall to save space in your garage or work room.
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Space-saving Miter Saw Station
Ralph Bagnall explains the design elements behind his space saving Miter Saw Station project. Putting the saw between two cabinets with large shelves saves space, keeps things neat, and offers a great way to cut long pieces.
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Inlay and Stringing for Edwardian Envelope Table
I used cross banded mahogany inlay for the Envelope Table project in the September/October 2010 issue to more closely match the antique samples I researched for the project.
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Making the Most of Your Router Bits: Dish Carving Bit
There are many projects that require the milling of pockets.
