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ON THE COVER Large-scale projects often are simply boxes within boxes. Learning how to build solid, square casework efficiently is the first step to building fine furniture. Cover photo by Al Parrish DEPARTMENTS 12 Out on a Limb Changing Editors 14 Letters Mail from readers 104 Out of the Woodwork Human Moisture Meter by Peter Sieling PROJECTS, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES 44 The Essential Awl Designed for piercing wood and laying out marks, some awls are better than others. Here's how to find the right one for your style of work. by Paul Sellers 49 58 66 The Anthony Hay Cabinet Shop Take a tour of Williamsburg's period cabinet shop and learn some 18th-century tips to make your 21st-century woodshop a better place to work. by Adam Cherubini 70 The Basics of Wiping Varnish Durable and easy to use, wiping varnish is the finish of choice for many woodworkers. We tell you how to identify it in the store, use it, deal with its problems and even make your own. by Bob Flexner 44 Casework Construction: Wood Selection and Prep woodworking essentials In the second chapter of our new series on case construction, learn the best methods for selecting and preparing solid wood and plywood. Tall Chest: Carcase Construction A veteran period furniture maker lays out his time-tested (and sometimes surprising) strategies for building solid and square casework. by Lonnie Bird 70 76 Arts & Crafts Bridal Chest We take Gustav Stickley's 1901 design, strip off the iron hardware and build it with contrasting woods to reveal a surprisingly graceful form. 76 82 Are Lasers Just a Gimmick? Lasers are now available on everything from miter saws and drill presses to scrollsaws and drills. We decide if they're truly useful devices or simply clever marketing ploys. 86 The Newest Tools from the Las Vegas AWFS Show Get a sneak peek at new tools and machines manufacturers are offering now and in 2006. 6 1 Popular Woodworking November 2005 |
