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Rout Perfectly Sized Dadoes
June 1, 2006

Here's a simple way to make a dado that is sized perfectly for the board that fits into it. First, set up a fence across the workpiece for the router…
Tin is Easier to Punch on Drill Press
June 1, 2006

After reading "Build a Pie Safe" in the January/February 2006 issue (Fine Woodworking #182), I wanted to pass along an easier and faster method for punching tin. Plus, I find my method…
A Durable Wipe-On Top Coat
May 26, 2006

Apply this oil/varnish blend on furniture for a smooth and easy-to-maintain finish
IWF 2006
May 25, 2006

Look for us this summer in Atlanta
Hand-Cut Dovetails, Accurate and Fast
May 23, 2006

A tip from a tails-first guy
Removing Drip Marks in Varnish
May 14, 2006

Q: I am applying a good-quality marine varnish (Z Spar) to a mahogany exterior door casing and trim, and a few drip marks showed after the second coat. Sanding between coats…
Sharpening a Plane Iron: Honing the Edge
May 2, 2006

Use sharpening stones to flatten the back of the blade and hone the cutting edge.
A Joint that Exploits Wood Movement
May 1, 2006

Traditional wet/dry joinery uses heat and moisture to strengthen a post-and-rung connection
Turn a lidded box
May 1, 2006

A time-tested method for turning wooden boxes.
Enhance Furniture With Crossbanding
May 1, 2006

Veneered border enhances many kinds of furniture

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