Out of the Woodwork: The Changing Laws of Physics
Here’s hoping they’re cyclical. By Peter Sieling Page: 96 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now When my son complained how high school physics was dull and difficult, I reminded him [...]
Flexner on Finishing: What is Oil?
Understanding just a little chemistry will teach you a lot about this finish. By Bob Flexner Pages: 90-92 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now At a recent wood-finishing seminar, a [...]
Power-tool Joinery
Tricks and procedures for perfect tool setups. By Bill Hylton Pages: 84-86 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now When you are using power tools for cutting parts and joinery, accuracy [...]
Pleasant Hill Shaker Saturday Table
A sharp eye and smart jig help you build this reproduction. By Kerry Pierce Pages: 76-80 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now Last summer I had the pleasure of visiting the Shaker [...]
Sharpen a Drawknife
The biggest obstacle to mastering this traditional tool is getting it razor sharp. By Scott Gibson Pages: 72-75 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now If you visited a crafts school [...]
Houndstooth Dovetails
This joint adds strength and beauty to any corner. And it’s easier to cut than you might suspect. By Rob Cosman Pages: 66-71 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now I first [...]
You’ll Poke Your Eye Out!
Mom was right to worry about your eyes – and you should too, especially as a woodworker. By David Thiel Pages: 60-65 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now Every day there are an [...]
Queen Anne Table
After 250 years, this design hasn’t lost its practicality or its distinctive appeal. By Craig W. Bentzley Pages: 53-59 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now As with most of my [...]
Woodworking Essentials: Casework Construction – Doors and Drawers
By David Thiel Pages: 45-52 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now Casework, by its very nature, exists for storage. That storage can range from china to rare books, or simply be a [...]
Byrdcliffe Linen Press
Recreating a classic cabinet that breaks the rules of Arts & Crafts. By Robert W. Lang Pages: 34-44 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now The history of most pieces of furniture [...]
Arts & Mysteries: Making and Using Sawhorses
Start your woodworking education right. By Adam Cherubini Pages: 30-33 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now What’s the best sort of workbench to build? What hand tools should I buy [...]
Endurance Test: Blue Spruce Marking Knife
Handmade and perfect in every detail. By Christopher Schwarz Page: 29 From the April 2006 issue #154 Buy this issue now When people ask for my recommendation on almost any kind of tool, I attempt [...]
