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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
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
Arched Top Cabinet Doors
October 1, 1999

Make arched raised-panel doors
Stripping Finishes the Right Way
October 1, 1999

Choose the chemical best suited for the finish you want to remove
Real-World Finishing
August 1, 1999

Finishing advice from a pro
Joinery for Curved Work
August 1, 1999

Full-scale drawings and custom-made hold-down jigs are the keys to cutting accurate joints in curved parts
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
Router-Cut Columns
June 1, 1999

With two simple jigs, you can make large, wood cylinders without a lathe
Milk Paint
June 1, 1999

A traditional painted finish that improves with age
Bowl-Turning Basics
June 1, 1999

You don't have to be a master on the lathe to turn a useful, handsome bowl

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