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916. TRIPLICATE TREASURES    (Mike Delfuoco)  11/15/09
These desks are built to last.

915. TIMELY SLANT    (Harold Washburn)  11/15/09
The perfect workspace for a pair of growing boys.

914. SUITE CHERRY    (George Dart)  11/8/09
This masterful work took almost two years.

913. MOVE OVER MULTI-ROUTER    (Roland Folse)  7/20/09
This shop-built mortising machine offers affordable accuracy.

912. TIMBER FRAME TABLE    (Jan Derr)  7/20/09
It's the joinery that holds this beauty together.

911. FRESH START    (Rod Rentz)  7/20/09
Heart pine cabinetry sets off this remodeled kitchen.

910. MAHOGANY MONSTER    (David Frame Jr.)  7/20/09
The Nakashima influence is evident in this beautiful table.

909. A BREATH OF FRESH AIR    (Chuck Lenz)  5/17/09
Here's a portable air filtration unit you can build at home.

908. ROCKING ROCKY    (Ken Culley)  4/13/09
The arrival of our first grandchild inspired this project.

907. START AND STAY SQUARE    (Paul Andrus)  4/13/09
No matter the craft, one rule remains the same.

906. STARTING OVER    (Harold Washburn)  4/5/09
This woodworker found it necessary to take his skills in a new direction.

905. HARD, HEAVY, AND HANDY    (Dave Haynes)  4/5/09
Building your own workbench should encompass your needs.

904. MOLESWORTH-STYLE SIDEBOARD    (David Richardson)  3/29/09
This cypress beauty brings a "Cowboy" flavor to the South.

903. SHAPING A CLASSIC    (Ken Culley)  3/29/09
Lovely mahogany and graceful carving make this a winner.

902. PORRINGER CORNER TABLE    (Greg Brunk)  3/29/09
The elegant but useful answer to a need for a small table.

901. ANY GRANDPA WOULD BE PROUD    (Peter Huisman)  3/29/09
To salvage or not to salvage is the question.







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