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Even if you are a beginning woodworker, you can build these stack-able barrister bookcases. Build a single set or build a roomful for your law practice.

Cover photo by Al Parrish

projects, tools and techniques 38 Sensible Sharpening

How to sharpen any edge tool with the absolute minimum investment in materials. by Michael Dunbar

45 Material Storage

WOODWORKING ESSENTIALS

Placing and storing your tools is one challenge, but then you have to find room for your wood, plywood, screws, glues and finishing materials. Here's help. by Scott Gibson

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53 Longworth chuck

Turning the base of a bowl can require some serious effort (one method uses 48 hex screws!). We revive an unfinished 20-year-old design for a scroll chuck that is simple to make and use. by Garrett Lambert

56 Easiest Barrister Bookcases

After several brainstorming sessions, we came up with a simple, sturdy and speedy way to build these classic stackable bookcases. Even the doors are easy. by Glen D. Huey

64 Regluing

Doweled chairs

After repairing thousands of wobbly chairs, Bob Flexner has put together this practical guide to fixing one of the most common household problems. by Bob Flexner

70 Finishing Formulas

How often have you read: Stain and topcoat your project and you're done? Too many times. Here are the precise recipes Senior Editor Glen D. Huey uses in finishing classic American furniture. by Glen D. Huey

78 Furniture of the Pleasant Hill Shakers

We take the first look at a book filled with history and never-before seen shop drawings of furniture from the Pleasant Hill Shaker community in Kentucky. by Glen D. Huey

10 Out on a Limb

Fix the chairs, tear down the curtains

12 Letters

Mail from readers and answers to your woodworking questions

96 Out of the

Woodwork

Persimmon golf clubs provide satisfying thwack by Don Weber

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April 2007