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Woodsmith No. 126
Two-Drawer Dressing Mirror
Tabletop TV Stand
Scroll-Sawn Bookends
Scroll-Sawn Jewelry Box
Features
Feature Project
6 / Two-Drawer Dressing Mirror
Designed to sit on top of a dresser, this mirror is handy for checking your make-up or straightening your tie. And it features two small drawers in the base which are great for storage.
Weekend Project
16 / Tabletop TV Stand
Here’s a TV stand with a different “spin.” The top of this stand is fastened to a Lazy Susan so it swivels. And the compartment beneath the top is a perfect place to hold a VCR.
Scroll Saw Project
20 / Scroll-Sawn Bookends
Whether you have a collection of dimestore paperbacks or a leather-bound set of fine literature classics, these scroll-sawn bookends will make a fitting addition to your “library.”
Woodworking Technique
24 / Working with Brass
Working with brass isn’t much different than working with wood. It’s “soft” enough to be machined with carbide-tipped woodworking tools — provided you follow the helpful hints and tips found in this article.
Scroll Saw Project
26 / Scroll-Sawn Jewelry Box
At first glance, the sides of this elegant jewelry box look to be hand-carved. But you won’t need any carving tools. We’ll show you how to make the panels with a scroll saw.