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    Letters
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    Reviews
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    Construct a Classic Bed
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    Flexible frame design allows wood movement and easy take down
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    Events
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    Questions
    Notes and Comment
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    41
    Get a Grip on Your Tools
    by Christian
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    Making and modfying handles fo r comfo rt and control
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    Wo rkingfigured woo, p.
    Working Highly Figured Wood
    by Peter Tischler
    Mix hand-tool and machine methos fo r tearoutjree sUfaces
    50
    Dovetailing Large Carcases
    by Charles DurhamJr.
    Dedicated bench and clamping system simplfy and square the work
    53
    Toolbox Tours de Force
    by Vincent Laurence
    To ol-storage solutions show syle, ingenuiy
    58
    Plastics in the Woodshop
    byJeff Kurka
    Choosing and using a versatile materialfo rjigs and other applications
    62
    A Stylish Credenza
    by Patrick Warner
    Versatiliy and detailing make this chest attractive
    64
    A Case Against the Finish
    by Patrick Warner
    66
    Story Poles and How to Use Them
    byJim Tolpin
    An ancient measurement tool ensures precise, fa il-safe layouts
    70
    Taking the Measure of Moisture Meters
    byJohn SHlick
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    Calculating Wood Movement
    by Christian
    75
    Build a Better Sawhorse
    byVoicu Marian
    Useful shop fixture ofe rs good layout andjoiney exercise
    76
    Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and the Woodworker
    by Dr. Kirk Kundtz
    Understanding and avoiding this insidious injury
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    On
    the Cover:
    Mark Nels of Canton,
    Shop storage solu tions, p.
    79
    Versatile Shop Storage Solutions
    byJoseph Beals
    heels and wall cleats makefo r easy rearranging
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    Methods of Work
    Georgia, built this striking round-top tool­
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    see p.
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    examples recently tl1at bring mat message
    home in ways ranging from toolboxes to
    jewelry boxes to sources of unusual wood.
    Editor William Sampson
    Art Director Kadlleen Rushton
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    Assistant Editors
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    Tale of the toolboxes-This issue's cov­
    er story (p.53), a gallery of toolboxes sub­
    mitted by readers, is a case in point.
    Associate Editor Vincent Laurence shep­
    herded me project. He said he wasn't sure
    what kind of response he would get when
    he devoted some space in tl1is column in
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    Contributing Editors Tage Frid,
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    Mario Rodriguez
    Methos of Work Jim Richey
    Indxer Harriet Hodges
    #100 to ask readers to send in pho­
    tos and information about meir tool chests.
    "Nearly a year and over 30 toolboxes lat­
    er, it's obvious there's a lot of talent and
    passion for excellence out mere," said
    Laurence. Readers from all parts of me
    United States and Canada responded. "It
    was dificult narrowing the field to fit five
    magaZine pages, and many ine toolboxes
    had to be excluded," he added.
    The toolbox featured on the cover of tl1is
    issue is a fine example of me kind of work
    Fine Wo odworking
    readers are doing.
    Made by Mark Nels, an architectural wood­
    worker who lives outside Atlanta, Ga., me
    box has a coopered top, pulls made from
    buffalo nickel belt studs, and handmade
    hardware, including a spring-release lock­
    ing mechanism. When it came to adding
    anomer personal touch, Nels turned to his
    computer and a word processing program
    to complement his woodworking tools.
    "I found long ago I don't enjoy carving,
    but since I wanted my last name and me
    year on the box (toolbox tradition), I
    found Word for Windows some help,"
    Nels said. "I found me font and the size of
    me letters I wanted, printed mem and used
    double-stick tape to hold it on me curve of
    me handles. I cut out me letters wim a ra­
    zor blade and used a scratch awl to textur­
    ize me bottom of tl1e cutout."
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    boxjoints to hidden drawers, all learned
    from th epages of
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    combined by Ja cqui Lunde to make this
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    of me skills she has acquired. "Since I enjoy
    woodworking so much, I now teach ladies
    60 to 70 years old who all enjoy my hobby
    along with me," she writes. "Building
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    Jewels of knowledge are stored along
    with other valuables in the jewelry box
    thatJacqui Lunde of Hastings, Minn., made
    (see the photo above). Lunde said she
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    my family of many children was raised. I
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