#240–May/June 2014

Articles

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  How to Build Storage into Any Bed

  Simple-to-make drawer cabinet solves space problems
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  Flawless Hinges in Fine Furniture

  Install precise butt hinges in projects of all kinds
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  Build a Comfortable Outdoor Chair: Bent Lamination

  Create beautiful curved chair parts with bent laminations.
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  How to turn pulls without a lathe

  Create custom knobs using your drill press.
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  Tool Test: 12-in. Chopsaws

  Basic miter saw is the best choice for furniture makers
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  3-D Shelves Enliven Any Room

  A clever mounting method makes it a cinch to stack and arrange these simple boxes.
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  How to Toughen Wood with Epoxy

  Create durable screw threads and long-lasting jigs
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  How to Fit an Inset Door

  Systematic approach yields perfect results every time
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  How to Cut Perfect Dovetails with Tape

  Learn how painter's tape can help you cut perfect dovetails.
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  No-fly zone for cutoffs

  Q: When cutting a board to length on the tablesaw, I usually use a miter gauge. When I pull back the good piece, the little cutoff sometimes stays next to…
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  Three tenons are better than one

  Q: In preparation for constructing a new workbench, I reviewed Garrett Hack’s article on his bench (“A Workbench 30 Years in the Making,” FWW #209). Why does he attach the…
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  Can SawStopped blades be repaired?

  Q: I know that a lot of blade manufacturers repair and resharpen sawblades, but can they restore a blade damaged by a SawStop tablesaw discharge? Joseph Trescott Jr., Bloomington, IL…
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  Enliven Surfaces with Parquetry

  Diamond and herringbone veneer patterns add pizzazz to furniture
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  How to Get Two Curves from One Stick

  The secret? Split, then steam.
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  A Seat in the Trees

  Greg Klassen’s slender side chair is packed with personal history.