Table of Contents
These two symbols let you know there’s more information here at Woodsmith.com. You’ll see step-by-step videos, technique and project animation, bonus cutting diagrams, and a lot more.
- Previous issue:
April 2010 - Next issue:
August 2010
Woodsmith No. 189
Features
Weekend Project
16 / Coaster Centerpiece
For a small project, this coaster set offers a nice list of features. The contrasting materials and a unique design combine for an eye-catching appearance and some interesting woodworking.
Designer Series Project
20 / Country Classic Coffee Table
It’s hard not to like this project with its casual look, practical design, and straightforward construction. And to top all this, it’s built from easy-to-find, low-cost pine.
Heirloom Project
32 / Craftsman-Style Library Stand
Like the enduring reference book it’s designed to hold, this attractive project is built to stand the test of time. And it’s guaranteed to put your joinery skills through their paces.
Departments
From Our Readers
4 / Tips & Techniques
All About
8 / Working with Pine
With a little know-how you can build a great looking project with this inexpensive wood.
Tools of the Trade
10 / Spiral Flute Router Bits
Find out why these unique bits are the perfect choice for many routing tasks.
Jigs and Fixtures
12 / BeadLOCK Pro
This innovative, easy-to-use jig offers multiple options for strong, accurate joinery.
Techniques from our Shop
14 / 5 Tips for Perfect Panels
Learn how to glue up great-looking panels without the hard work and stress.
Tips from our Shop
30 / Shop Notebook
Woodworking Technique
42 / Table Saw Tenons
When it comes to cutting snug-fitting tenons, a dado blade in the table saw can’t be beat.
Working With Tools
44 / Router Planing
A router and a simple jig will help you turn rough or warped stock into straight, flat boards.
Finishing Room
46 / Brush Care Basics
A quality brush is the start to a great finish. We’ll show you how to keep yours in tip-top shape.
Details of Craftsmanship
48 / Secret Spaces
Incorporating hiding places in a project can be fun as well as useful. Take a look at a few ideas.