Online Extras: August 2010 Issue
Online Extras for the August 2010 issue include a free SketchUp model of the Step Stool project, our free video tour of the Roubo Workbench, a free SketchUp model of the workbench project, our [...]
Woodworking with Wee Ones
Kids’ imaginations are inversely proportional to their attention spans. By David Ross Puls Page: 58 From the August 2010 issue #184
Filling Pores for an Elegant Look
Two methods to create a mirror-flat surface. By Bob Flexner Page: 54 From the August 2010 issue #184
Old Plane Birdhouse
Every woodworker should spruce up the yard (or the shop) with this simple birdhouse. By Christopher Schwarz Page: 52 From the August 2010 issue #184
Designing by Foot, Hand & Eye
Empirical, not Imperial, is the measure of the pre-industrial maker. By Jim Tolpin Page: 46 From the August 2010 issue #184
Magobei’s Dining Table: Part 1
A table built for a ‘rags to riches’ patron becomes the perfect project for an accomplished protégé. By Toshio Odate Page: 40 From the August 2010 issue #184
Miter Half-lap Joinery
With a router, straight bit and plywood scrap, turn a weak joint into a superhero of strength. By Glen D. Huey Page: 38 From the August 2010 issue #184
The Return of Roubo
An 18th-century French workbench is quite possibly the most perfect design ever put to paper. By Christopher Schwarz Page: 28 From the August 2010 issue #184
