145 american woodworker 2009.12-01, American Woodworker
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American-Li
Woodworker
#145, December/January 2010
Features
How To Build A Torsion Box
It's amazingly strong, light and cheap!
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Adjustable Height Assembly Table
Legs that ratchet up and down with ease.
S4
Greene and Greene Furniture Details
An expert woodworker talks about what really
gets him excited.
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Office Cabinet
Store
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necessities in style.
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Arts
&
Crafts Hall Tree
Organize your gear with an oak classic.
Etched Brass Nameplates
Personalize your woodworking projects.
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DEC E M B E R
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JAN U A R Y
2010
Departments
10
Workshop Tips
Making an indexed edge guide,
building a T-square jig for biscuit
joints, flattening warped boards
using a planer sled, steadying
molding for sanding, using two
handscrews to rout small parts,
identifying parts with tape, making
a perf-board template for shelf-pin
holes, and using a jig for routing
toe spaces in cabinet sides.
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Thrifty Woodworker
Making a marking knife from a band saw blade,
making a band clamp from a rubber band and
string, practicing on a turning's waste area, mak-
ing a corner clamping jig, using a featherboard
to index narrow rip cuts, plumbing with a water
jug, turning a planer knife into a drawknife, and
using soda caps as standoffs.
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Well-Equipped Shop
23 new tools you should know about.
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My Shop
It's as comfortable as a favorite tool.
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Great American Woodworker
A former minister discovers a new calling.
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Tool Nut
Old machines often have advanced features.
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Tool Talk
New tablesaw blade guards are easy to live with.
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Oops!
A cabinet's back, put on the front.
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