The Popular Woodworking November 2010 issue’s cover project is a hanging corner cupboard by Mark Arnold. It’s much easier to build than it looks.
Ron Herman reveals why the forgotten miter box works just as well today as it did when the tool was used to build this country.
Marc Adams continues his series on veneer in his second installment. You’ll learn how to cut, glue and sand veneer.
Discover a traditional trick used by carpenters to help fit doors with ticking sticks.
In the first of a series of articles, Michael Dunbar assists with aging your projects gracefully using tricks to add artful wear and tear to a piece of furniture.
Charles Bender teaches you how to build a rare William & Mary bookstand.
The I Can Do That project is a set of contemporary shelves.
George R. Walker explores the use of ornamentation in furniture design, and shows how it can add spice to your work.
Detailed article previews are below. Online Extras (downloads, etc.) can be found inside each article.
By Christopher Schwarz Page: 6 From the November 2010 issue # 186 Buy this issue now Some people say I have a “workbench problem” because I’ve built so many of them. It’s more accurate to say instead that I have a “problem with workbenches.” After teaching in schools all over the country, I found the … Read more
Important books have long been a symbol of education and wealth in Western culture. Naturally, if you owned an important book, you wanted a way to display it. This bookstand is definitely one rarity worth a second look. Read more
