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href="http://www.shopwoodworking.com/popular-woodworking-magazine-april-2012-pw0412?lid=pwtnarticleindex">From the April 2012 issue, #196</a>In my last article, I discussed the history of boarded (nailed) furniture and tried to get you as excited about it as I am. In this article, I’ll explore one sort of boarded carcase. Though the finished project won’t look like a country hutch or cupboard, the construction will be close or identical. This sort of furniture is fun to build and can be easily completed in a weekend with nothing but a few hand tools. The skills you hone building this sort of furniture will directly translate to building finer pieces.<strong>Blog:</strong> Read Adam’s <a
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