Woodworker's Journal 2008-32-6, страница 4
Woodworker's P © a G Qfl cp © November/December 2008 Journal Volume 32, Number 6 Page 56 From Lumber to Furniture By Ian Kirby Wood takes many twists and turns on its way to your shop. Understanding the science beneath the bark will improve your projects immeasurably. Mesquite; Best Little Timber in Texas By Rob Johnstone, with Tim Knight The Southwest's iconic wood — is it good for lumber, or best left for smoking food on the grill? 44 Southwestern Entry Bench By Frank Grant A sturdy entry bench inspired by Spanish Colonial "chair tables" brings a bit of the Southwest to any location. Page 44 52 Modular Shelving System By Rob Johnstone WJ's editor in chief shows you how to add simple shelving to your home and achieve an elegant and contemporary look — with the strength to support any clambering four-year-old, 56 A Grand (as in Canyon) Stickley Chair By Bruce Kieffer This Mission-style chair, inspired by an original with Stickley ties, is currently found only in the Grand Canyon's historic El Tovar hotel. Next stop ... your dining room! Page 52 4 December 2008 Woodworker's Journal |
