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ISSUE NO. 117 OCTOBER 1999
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Better Homes and Gardens",
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THE WORLD'S LEADING INOODVYORKING MAGAZINE
CONTENTS
41 Woodworking hall of fame
Meet the two inductees for 1999.
52 Give power-carving a go
Get a handle on rotary carving tools and
accessories, as well as how to use them.
56 Biscuit joiners
See which shop-tested tools took top honors.
66 Build-A-Gift™ winners
Check out the top entries in our latest contest.
74 What finish is that anyway?
Learn to identify antique furniture ftnishes.
'76 Accent on woodburning
Master a unique art fonn in one easy lesson.
82 Edge-banding basics
Cover raw edges of sheet goods with this skilL
Page 66
Woodworker's home improvement guide
Stylize your home with distinctive interior trim.
Woodworking projects
45 Schoolhouse pendulum clock
An octagonal frame accented with inJay adds
rich styling to this timeless beauty.
62 Tablesaw outfeed table
This handy fixture bolts to your tablesaw,
providing sturdy stock support and safety.
69 Ironing-board hideaway
Say no to wrinkles with this wall-hung iron-
ing center, complete with special storage.
80 Catch of the day
Try your woodbuming skills from page 76 on
this attractive sportsman's picture frAme.
84 First-class letter box
Keep cards and letters in one location with
this decorative scrollsawn organizer.
Page 52
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SHORT-SUBJECT FEATURES
2 The Editor's Angle
18 Ask WOOD
4 Talking Back
28 TIps From Your Shop (And Ours)
8 Project Showcase
16 Great Ideas: Clamp Extensions
114 Products That Perform
127 Finishing Touches
Cover phOlograph: Helheringlon Photol!1"phy
WOOD MAGAZINE
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Better Homes and GardenSGD
THE EDITOR'S ANGLE
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nE WOR.D'S l.EAOlNG WOOOWORKlNO MAGAZINE
OCTOBER 199t • 'fD!. 16, Nt. 6 • /mI' NO. 117
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Editor l.AIlRY CLAYTON
Managlng Edijor JIM HARROLO
Assistant Managing EdltOflProduets Bill KRIER
Serllor Ed~OflFeatures PETER J. STEPHANO
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a-m-Intm$l: Editor DAve CAMI'IELL
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ON OUR 15TH ANNIVERSARY
Time does indeed fIy when
you're having fun. And that's
exactly what we've been experi-
encing since the fall of 1984
when we began making WQOlfis
magazine for you. During these
past 15 years, we have auempted
to inform, entertain, and inspire
you, and increase your enjoyment
of what we feel is one of the
absolute best leisure-time activi-
ties going. Here's hoping you
think that we have, at least in
part, succeeded in our Quest.
We appreciate all of the help,
support, and kind words you
have given us during the years.
And we promise you that we'll do
our level best to serve you well in
the future, too.
Before I move on to another
subject, I'd like to single out two
groups that have been instrumen-
tal in the success of your maga-
zine. First, there are the 15.728
charter subscribers who have
been with us since 1984. That's
three of them in the phow above.
Believe It or not, this happy group of Ohio
woodworkers-Everett "Max" Msrshall,
F.W. "Bill" Thompson, Jr., and Jack
Monroe-has been with WOOD magazine
from the beginning. Thanks guys1
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And let's not forget our long-
time advertisers who have
brought you information on the
latest products available.
Hopefully, their exposure in the
magaZine has helped their busi-
nesses prosper.
Thanks to one and all!
New bonus section:
Woodworker's Home Improvement Guide
We know that you like putting
your woodworking skills to work
around your home. We do, too.
That's why we've decided to
begin coverage of some wood-
working projects that will
improve the looks and value of
your home. In this issue, begin-
ning on page HI, we focus on
interior trimwork. We start by
tclling you what's involved in
planning an interior trim project,
show you several ways to go
designwise, and cover some
important installation pointers.
at woodmagazine.com
If you've ever wanted to give
your home's trim a more impres-
sive look, you'll like this piece.
Drop me a line and let me know
what other subjects you would
like us to treat in future issues.
Please notc: These 16-page
sections are over and above
the regular material we pre-
sent in WOOD magazine.•
Most woodworkers love mail-order
shopping for IDols and supplies. And
why nOI? You don't have to spend valu-
able shop time driving around to stores,
and Ihe goods come right 10 you. Now
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makes shopping even more conve-
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You'll find America's leading wood-
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who has what you wanl? Find oul with
Ihe Mall Search funClion. And lei the
product info and tool comparison charts
help you make buying decisions.•
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