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October 2009
Woodsmith No. 186
Features
Gift Project
18 / Inlaid Picture Frame
Here’s a chance to put an interesting, new technique - shop-made inlay - to practical use. It’s a quick project that looks fantastic.
Weekend Project
20 / Craftsman-Style Wall Mirror
This wall mirror has everything you expect from a Craftsman-style project. It features traditional joinery, simple details, and a practical design.
Designer Series Project
24 / Woven-Seat Bench
What could be better than building a project that offers a comfortable place to rest? This attractive, sturdy bench definitely fills the bill.
Heirloom Project
32 / Cherry Sideboard
The look is impressive. But there’s a lot more here. A quality woodworking experience and loads of storage round out the appeal.
Departments
From Our Readers
4 / Tips & Techniques
All About
8 / Microplane Rasps
Learn everything you need to know to put this handy tool to work on your projects.
Tools of the Trade
10 / 5 Favorite Router Accessories
See how a few inexpensive add-ons can make your router more productive.
Woodworking Technique
12 / Handy Clamping Tricks
We’ll show you a few, simple techniques that make assemblies go easier and turn out better.
Techniques from our Shop
14 / Shop-Made Inlay Banding
The technique is surprisingly straightforward and the end result is pretty impressive.
Tips from our Shop
30 / Shop Notebook
Woodworking Essentials
42 / Sizing Parts on the Table Saw
The first step to a top-notch project is accurately sized parts. Here’s how to get it done.
Working With Tools
44 / The Versatile Disk Sander
When it comes to shaping parts quickly, easily, and accurately, this power tool tops them all.
Finishing Room
46 / Brushing on Varnish
The best way to apply a durable, attractive varnish finish is the traditional way.
Details of Craftsmanship
48 / Sectioned Columns
This traditional design feature is a great way to add another level of sophistication to your work.