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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
Page 84
SHORT-SUBJECT FEATURES
2 The Editor's Angle
18 Ask
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4 Talking Back
28 TIps From Your Shop (And Ours)
8 Project Showcase
14 The Furniture Repair Shop: Publications
16 Great Ideas: Clamp Extensions
112 Tool Buyer's Update: Mobile Bases
114 Products That Perform
127 Finishing Touches
Cover phOlograph: Helheringlon Photol!1"phy
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