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Febuay
1995,
No.
110
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our banding from 10% to 60%.
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styles we had originally are now
sold out, but we still have many
spectacular types let such as the
pewter laden one shown full size
at page bottom. Our 8-page color
brochure shows all the styles.
With a few exceptions, the
colors in the Buffard bands are
the natural colors of the exotic
woods that are their components.
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Letters
&
Answers
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Tool Fo
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112
Methods of Work
28
Events
120
Questions
98
Notes and Comment
122
Index
RTICLES
44
Mantel Makes the Room
by Mario Rodriguez
Sophisticated and complex-looking, mantes are actually simple to build
49
Mix Your Own Oil Stains
by Tom Wisshack
86
Simple recipe uses artist's pigments to get exactly the right tone and color
Sp ace-saving panel ro uter, p.
51
Quick Oil Stains from Japan Colors
by Mario Rodriguez
52
Picking a Plate Joiner
by Charley Robinson
A
fumed oak fi nish, routed curves and tusk-tenons make a practical project
Making D
n
g Tables That Work
by Peter Tischler
58
Careful measuring and common sense ensure stabili, comfo rt and good looks
61
64
Drawers on Wheels
by Jim Tolpin
How to fi nd beauy in ugy drawer-slide hardware
64
Build a Shaker Round Stand
by Christian H. Becksvoort
Classic lines blend a simple turning and straighforward joinery
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g Woodworking Noise
by Jack Vernon
70
Ch oosing dra wer slides, p.
Ta
74
Yo ur machines may be even louder than you think, butprotection is available
78
Breadboard Ends Hold Panels Flat
by Garrett Hack
82
by Mason Rapaport
Forms and thin plies make curves a cinch
85
Curved Panels for Any Furniture Style
by Vincent Laurence
86
Compact Tool Makes Dadoes a Snap
by Skip Lauderbaugh
This panel router fols lat against a wall and is inexpensive to build
44
Building a mante,
p.
On theCover:
Platejoiners ofer a quick
way of making amaZingly strong joints
in woo. Associate editor Ch arley Robin
son takes a look at
90
92
16
of these versatile
American Sycamore
by Jon Arno
Beautful looks, unstable behavior
5.
Ph oto: Robert Marsala
Using and Finishing Sycamore
by Alec Waters
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Bookcase Makes Waves
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Editors No tebook
Rings don't belong in the woodshop
For years, I'd heard the warnings about
wearing a wedding ring (or any jewelry)
while working in the woodshop, but it
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