Design - Page 60 of 78

Keep Track of Your Progress with Squiggles and Lines
June 1, 2001

A simple marking system can show you your progress at a glance
Fast and Accurate Table Joinery
April 1, 2001

A Sheraton-style table comes together easily, thanks to an efficient approach
A Light Settee in Cherry
February 1, 2001

Straight lines simplify the design of this settee, and a woven seat adds character.
A Breeding Ground for Furniture Makers
February 1, 2001

New Hampshire's modern masters have crafted a mentoring system, a marketing approach and a blossoming aesthetic that may land them in the history books
A Short History of Design
January 1, 2001

A visual guide to woodworking's enduring styles
A Round Kitchen Classic
December 1, 2000

Learn the basics of bent lamination as you build this cherry table
Thomas Jefferson’s Writing Desk
October 1, 2000

Build the Revolutionary War relic used to write the Declaration of Independence.
Nine Amateurs Build Newport Secretaries
October 1, 2000

A master of period furniture teaches a diverse group the ins and outs of one of America's finest cabinets
A Workbench That Works
August 1, 2000

A small top without a tail vise has served this master furniture maker for three decades
Compound-Angle Mortise-and-Tenon Joinery
August 1, 2000

Careful tenon layout is the key to cutting and mastering this intimidating compound-angle joint.

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