In this issue

Issue 49: October / November 2012Standing 60" high, this quartersawn red oak “Arts & Crafts Bookcase” features adjustable shelves and a full-width drawer. Style elements include through mortise-and-tenon joinery, corbels, spindles, and period hardware. Or if Chippendale is more your style, check out this “Chippendale Mirror” designed and built by Mario Rodriquez of the Philadelphia Furniture Workshop, this Colonial classic combines a routed frame with a scrollsawn crest and drop, all in dyed figured maple. Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for that little girl in your life, Make her happy with this charming project, sized to a variety of today’s popular dolls. Biscuits, dowels, and screws lock in the joints, while store-bought spindles speed construction.
Techniques in this issue: “Fixing Finishing Flaws” Let finishing expert Jeff Jewitt help you tackle a slew of common finishing problems that include glue spots, sanding scratches, drips, sags, and trapped debris.Tool features include: “Handling Sheet Goods” Save your back and achieve better results with these shopsmart strategies for moving and breaking down plywood,melamine, and MDF.Special Features – “Get a Grip on Lumber Grades” Study up on the standardized approaches for grading hardwood and soft wood to make the right stock selections for your next project, and maybe save a few bucks.

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.
* Tips and advice on woodworking, such as how to choose the right wood and tools, how to fix mistakes, and how to troubleshoot problems.

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