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Good glue joints are essential to a durable project. Lonnie Bird gives you the facts on where you should apply glue, how much you should apply and what to do with the squeeze-out. Cover photo by Al Parrish DEPARTMENTS 10 Out on a Limb Buyer Beware: Tool Prices Heading Up 12 Letters Mail from readers 108 Out of the Woodwork To Rip or to Split? PROJECTS, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES 38 Better Glue Joints Gluing up a project is a basic skill that is often botched. Learn the tricks that make project assembly satisfying instead of stressful. by Lonnie Bird 42 Build a Welsh Stick Chair A week in the Canadian wilderness with David Fleming offers a glimpse of the chairmaking renaissance that has thousands swinging adzes. 49 Using the Saw Blade WOODWORKING ESSENTIALS Our series on table saws continues with everything you need to know about buying, using and maintaining blades. Second of seven chapters. by Nick Engler 61 Queen Anne Table Having built the cabriole legs (October 2004), now it's time to complete this classic piece. Detailed finishing steps are included. by Glen Huey 68 A Bit of Heaven Get unbelievable amounts of torque with an auger bit (plus a brace). The only trick is learning how to sharpen the bits. We show you how a quick tune-up works wonders. by Samuel Peterson 73 Return of the Rasp Almost extinct, rasps are poised for a comeback. Here's why you need a few for your toolbox and which ones you should buy. 76 Shaker Tripod Table Build this classic without the sliding dovetails. Simple tenons are easier and less fragile. by Kerry Pierce 82 The Ruler Trick You've never seen this one before: A $5 steel ruler will radically reduce your sharpening time. by David Charlesworth 88 Insidious Mistakes We make some mistakes unwittingly every day. Here's an eye-opening list of what you've been doing wrong without even knowing it was wrong. 6 I Popular Woodworking November 2004 |
