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12-volt drills can handle almost any chore in the woodshop. But some do a better job than others. Find out who is the champion (and who choked) in our test of 16 models.

Cover photo by Al Parrish

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40 Kentucky Sideboard

This vernacular furniture style is brought to life with subtle inlay on the legs and drawers. Construction is simple; the results are beautiful. By Warren A. May

50 Garage Golf Caddy

Get those clubs out of the corner of your closet. A weekend in the shop gains you a handy place to store everything you need for the links. By Troy Sexton

We answer readers' most difficult questions

99 Caption the Cartoon

Win a Freud jigsaw

100 Flexner on Finishing

The Challenge of Cherry

104 Out of the

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The Old Man and the Ceiling by Ben Knebel

54 Built-in Basics

Transform any bookcase design into a built-in that will hug the wall, sit perfectly level and survive the occasional climbing child. It takes just a little planning and a few tricks.

72 Marble Maze Puzzle

With just a couple simple jigs and stop blocks, you can build one or 100 of these ingenious puzzles. By Joe Hurst-Wajszczuk

78 Knockdown Media Center

Through the miracle of biscuit joinery, you can make an armoire or entertainment center that can be knocked down in minutes to fit in a car's trunk.

By Jim Stack

86 Simple CD Storage

Forget the cheesy plastic inserts that hold CDs in your cabinets. We show you how a perfectly sized dado can turn any board into useful media storage.

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February 2003