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The Rudiments of Rustic Furniture
October 1, 1999

In a parallel universe, rustic makers build furniture with little noise, dust or lumber
Make a Pembroke Table
October 1, 1999

Drop-leaf rule joints and wood-hinged leaf supports are fussy but fun
Federal-Style Oval Inlays
October 1, 1999

For efficiency and accuracy where it counts, take advantage of two marquetry methods: stack cutting and bevel cutting
Component-Built Sideboard
August 1, 1999

Separate assemblies make construction manageable, and careful detailing produces a unified design
Putting Your Stamp on Furniture
August 1, 1999

A hammer and a few steel stamps are all you need to create striking embellishment on woodwork
Hefty Sofa Table with a Delicate Touch
August 1, 1999

Understand the quirks of large timber before cutting the first board
A Classic Bookcase in the Craftsman Style
June 1, 1999

Wedged tenons and clean lines dignify this oak original
Curved-Back Adirondack Chair
June 1, 1999

Built from 1-inch-thick mahogany, this outdoor chair will weather well with or without a finish.
Oval Chippendale Stool
April 1, 1999

The curved frame and the carved cabriole legs come together with simple joinery.
Curved-Leg Table
April 1, 1999

Making a floating top is easy. Designing just the right leg curve is the hard part.

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