Popular Woodworking 2002-12 № 131, страница 6

ON THE COVER

The corner cupboard of your dreams is within your grasp thanks to the detailed plans, photos and instruction from Contributing Editor Glen Huey. The secret to success is in the shelves.

Cover photo by Al Parrish

IN EVERY ISSUE 10 Out on a Limb

Eight-hour Armoire?

12 Letters

Mail from readers

16 Q & A

We answer readers' most difficult questions

92 American Woodshops

George Reid

98 Flexner on Finishing

Reducing Brush Marks and Orange Peel

101 Caption the Cartoon

Win a Freud FJ85 jigsaw

104 Out of the

Woodwork

Barn of the Damned by Walt Akers

PROJECTS

46 Under-the-Saw Cabinet

At last, the best way to put every single inch of valuable storage space under your table saw's wing to good use. Store blades, bits, wrenches and safety equipment on one side. The cabinet shelves on the backside are perfect for handheld power tools.

58 Traditional Hanging Shelves

Quick, Christmas is coming and you've got no time to build those highboys you promised to your nieces. These easy and great-looking shelves will buy you some time - at least until next year. By Troy Sexton

62 Turned Bottle Stoppers

Is turning pens getting tiresome? Professional turner Charles Turnage shows you how to set up your lathe to turn a set of nice stoppers for wine bottles. By Charles Turnage

71 American Corner Cabinet

Do not be intimidated by the angles in this project. With our plans and photos, just about anyone can build this stunning American icon. By Glen Huey

80 A Craftsman's First Toolbox

Give the young ones in your life an early start in woodworking with this nice set of safe wooden hand tools. They look so nice, you might want a set for your toy box (uh, toolbox), too. By Joe Hurst-Wajszczuk

86 Mobile File Cabinet

A sleek contemporary project that can help get your bills or business files in shape. Biscuits, plywood and edge-banding make it easy to build.

By Chris Gleason

6 1 Popular Woodworking

December 2002