In this issue

Issue 48: August / SeptemberMeasuring 30” wide, 48” long and 30” high, this “Cherry Compact, Comfortable Kitchen Table” seats up for four diners. Its mortise-and-tenon base guarantees long life while it’s beveled top offers a comfortable rest for forearms. Or build this handsome “Tile-Top Box” that you can customize using an 8 x 10” tile made from a favorite photo. Construction techniques include building a pair of precision jigs for miter-cutting and routing the corner dovetail key slots. If you prefer turning, turn a chunk of firewood into an object of art for this “Live-Edge Bowl” use a 4-prong drive center, 4-jaw chuck and a few gouges.Techniques in this issue: “Jointer Unplugged” For those times when prepping short or narrow stock for edge-gluing proves unsafe at the jointer, turn to a jointer plane and sturdy bench vise for quick and true solutions.Tool features include: “Step Up to Spray Finishing” and “Hot New Tools and Accessories”. If you find that pads and brushes take you only so far in your finishing quest, consider spray-finishing. See what system type best matches your woodworking needs and budget.Special Features – “Orthographic Drawings” Learn how to make multi-view working drawings to establish the shapes, proportions, and relationships of project parts. Then use your new skill on your next design.

Woodcraft Magazine Description:

Woodcraft Magazine is a Bi-Monthly magazine published by Woodcraft and is aimed at woodworkers of all levels.

The magazine covers a wide range of topics related to woodworking, including projects, techniques, and inspiration. It also publishes articles on a variety of other topics, such as tools, materials, and the history of woodworking.

Woodcraft Magazine is aimed at a wide audience of woodworkers, from beginners to experienced professionals. It is a popular resource for anyone who wants to learn more about woodworking or who wants to be inspired by the work of other woodworkers.

Here are some of the things you can expect to find in Woodcraft Magazine:

* Projects for a variety of woodworking skills, from beginner-friendly birdhouses to advanced-level furniture.
* Techniques for all levels of woodworkers, from basic joinery to more complex techniques.
* Inspiration from other woodworkers, including interviews, tutorials, and gallery spreads.
* Articles on tools, materials, and the history of woodworking.
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