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We just received our office copies of the February 2011 issue, and that means it will soon be on its way to subscribers. And for your (pre)viewing pleasure, we have all but two of the Online Extras available now at popularwoodworking.com/feb11 (and to make things easier, you can download two of the Online Extras as PDFs at the bottom of this post).
The cover story is a three-legged occasional table by contemporary furniture maestro Michael Fortune. Plus, you’ll get a look at a day in the life of André Roubo through Roy Underhill’s eyes (as well as Roy’s translation of Roubo’s folding bookstand). Marc Adams’s final installment on veneer covers the making of “Louis Cubes,” a simple form of parquetry that delivers eye-catching results. Senior Editor Glen D. Huey looks at the pros and cons of three-knife cutterheads vs. stagger-tooth designs to help you decide which is right for your jointer or planer (if not for both your jointer and planer!) and Editor Christopher Schwarz shares his plans for a simple Shaker Wall Cupboard that doubles as a lesson in using three types of nails.
And of course, you’ll find Tricks of the Trade, Tool Test, Design Matters, I Can Do That and much more!
Check out the Online Extras by clicking here (and download the two free PDFs below).
Not a subscriber? You can buy the print version through our store now (or wait for it to appear on newsstands in a couple weeks). A digital (PDF) version will be available soon in the store. (We had a digital version for sale, but it’s missing a few pages – so if you’ve already bought the digital one, we’ll be sending you a corrected version as soon as it’s ready.)
