#126–Sept/Oct 1997

Articles

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  Coopering a Door

  Accurately beveled staves produce a graceful curve
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  Fuming with Ammonia

  How to get an authentic Arts-and-Crafts finish safely and effectively
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  Adjustable Lathe Jaws

  These easily made jaws attach to standard four-jaw chucks
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  Evaluating Eight Professional-Grade Jigsaws

  The biggest differences are in ergonomics and blade-changing mechanisms
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  Bookcase Made with Biscuit Joinery

  Lumber matched for color and figure lends elegance to this charmingly simple case
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  Threading Wood for Machine Screws

  Cut durable threads in wood with metal taps
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  Wooden Planes

  A small investment in time and materials yields a tool that performs beautifully
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  Rabbets and Dadoes

  Two basic joints made with a router and tablesaw
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  Building An Arts and Crafts Sideboard, Part II

  Adding drawers and doors to a basic carcase
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  Basic Repairs for Portable Power Tools

  When a tool won't run, look for a faulty cord, switch or worn-out brushes
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  Manufacturing Veneer

  Where those amazing flitches come from