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Graduated Drawers
April 1, 2000

A little arithmetic is all it takes to enliven the proportions and increase the utility of a case, a cabinet or a built-in
Think Finish First
April 1, 2000

Before you start your next furniture project, consider a finish's appearance, its method of application and its durability
Basswood, Linden or Lime
April 1, 2000

By any name, this wood, a carver's delight, proves that it's sometimes good to be weak and bland
Wood Moves
April 1, 2000

Warped lumber is less of a problem if you monitor moisture content and take steps to reduce variations in humidity
Getting an Edge
February 1, 2000

Waterstones, and the secrets of honing
The Right Board in the Right Place
February 1, 2000

A guide to selecting the best wood for each part of a piece of furniture
Barbed Hinges for Fine Boxes
February 1, 2000

They're inexpensive, easy to install and quite respectable.
Mockups Quicken the Chair Design Process
December 1, 1999

Same-sized models of chairs solve problems before they can cause a deadlock in the workshop.
Designing Table Legs
December 1, 1999

Learn from the past to build for the future: A short history of styles shows the elements of design.
Getting an Edge with Waterstones, Oilstones, and Sandpaper
November 1, 1999

Different woodworkers use different sharpening methods

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