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Banish Plane Tracks With Sharpening

Q&A

Rid your work of grooves by sharpening a camber into your blade. Plus, a solution to sticky drawers and the best chisels for dovetails - or a way to modify your own.

18 A Quick Stop-block

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TRICKS OF THE TRADE

A shop-made stop block with an integral tape rule is perfect for cutting short pieces on the chop saw. Plus, improve your hand screws and hammers, and de-clog those blast gates.

High-speed Steel Chisels Are Beyond Tough

TOOL TEST

Designed for carpenters, these tough Japanese bench chisels deserve a place in a Western woodworking shop. Plus, Hitachi's two-base router, Bosch's grooving Power Box and a new waterstone from Norton.

A Chairmaker's Laboratory

GREAT WOODSHOPS

Brian Boggs's ladderback chairs have won him national acclaim. A tour of his shop, full of jigs, joints and tools he's invented, proves he's a successful scientist, too.

92 Choosing Your Chucks

AT THE LATHE

Wood must be mounted before it can spin. Chucks are one popular method. We give you the lowdown on what to buy. by Judy Ditmer

98 Repairing Color Damage

FLEXNER ON FINISHING

You don't have to be a professional refinisher to fix damaged finishes. When dealing with minor nicks and scratches, learn what to look for and how to go about repairing it. by Bob Flexner

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