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ISSUE NO. 111 WINTER 1998

Tbfs Issue's cover wood grall/: Imllllll rosewOod

Better Homes and Gardens$

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CONTENTS

THE WORLD'S LEADING WOOD'/vORKING MAGAZINE

35 Fill 'er up for perfection

Learn to fill wood grain before finishing to

achieve a glasslike appearance every time.

39 Basketmaking in 10 easy steps

Page 56

Page 35

You have the tools to make baskets; now order

the materials and let's get weaving.

50 Furniture carving for noncarvers

See how we lise a rotary carver and special

cutters to dress up an oak mirror frame.

56 Blades and bits in the making

Travel with us to Italy to see how CMT and

Freud manufacture router bits and saw blades.

74 At-a-glance guide to clear finishes

Rely on this quick reference to determine

what finish to use'on your next project.

Woodworking projects

44 Bent-laminated hang-ups

Glue and clamp wood strips over templates

to make showy clothes hangers and hooks.

54 Art deco-style photo frame

Give a pretty face a handsome place with

this easy-to-make desktop design.

62 Country-fresh dresser and mirror

Beautify a bedroom with our complementary

project pair that are part of a complete set.

72 That old oaken clock

Scrollsaw and apply a decorative clock face

border that features leaves and acorns.

Page 39

76 Step right up

Try out our box-joint jig while building one

or both of the sturdy step stools shown here.

Page 76

SHORT-SUBJECT FEATURES

2 The Editor's Angle

4 Talking Back

20 Great Ideas: Spray-Adhesive Drawer

24 Tips From Your Shop (And Ours)

10 How To Work With Figured Woods

86 Products That Perform

14 Will Selling Your Work Ruin A Fun Hobby?

18 The Furniture Repair Shop

102 Wood Anecdote: Sycamore

104 Finishing Touches

WOOD rtlAGAZINE

WINTER 1998

THE EDITOR'S ANGLE

A Clever Spin On My

THE WORLD'S LEADING WOODWORKING MAGAZINE

Woodworking..Scrapbook

WINTER 1998 • VGI.15, NG. 9 • Issue NG.111

Editor LARRY CLAYTON

Managi~ EdijGr JIM HARROLD

Art Director C. L. GATZKE

Design Editor JAMES R. DOWNING

senior EditorlFeatures PETER J. STEPHANO

senior EditorlHow-To MARLEN KEMMET

Assistant Managing EdijorlProdllCts BILL KRIER

senior EditorlSpeclal-lnterest LARRY JOHNSTON

General-Interest Editor DAVE CAMPBELL

Associate Art Diretlor PERRY A. McfARLIN

Assistant Design EditorlProject Builder JAN HALE SVEC

Project Builder CHARLES I. HEDLUND

senior Graphic Oesign~r CHERYL A. CIBULA

ProduclionfOffice Manager MARGARET CLDSNER

Administrative Assistant SHERYL MUNYON

Art Business Ollice Secretary BARBARA HELPS

COrrespondence Writer ROBBY PfOERSEN

Contributing Edijors KIM DOWNING, DAVE HENDERSON,

LORNA JOHNSON, ROXANNE LeMOINE, BOB McfARLIN

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EDITORIAL INI'ORMATlON: send your teuer and a

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WOOD Magazine, 1716 LOCUSI Slreet, GA310. Des

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record their woodworking

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heroics

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well-done woodworking newsletter

tographs of their projects,

he went the extra mile. The

result: a 6-page newsletter titled

uSawdust and Splinters (the first

page is shown above). Bob says

Here's newsletter creator and first-year

woodworker Bob Vincent relaxing in his

Pawtucket, Rhode Island, workshop.

it's a great way to keep his family

and friends current on what he's

up to in the shop

I really enjoyed reading about

your exploits, Bob, and I'm hop-

ing a lot of our readers will follow

your excellent lead. Thanks for

sharing your idea.

To find out how Bob molded his

computer, woodworking, and

photography skills into a super-

impressive newsletter, send a self-

addressed stamped envelope to

WOOD magazine, Woodworking

Newsletter, 1716 Locust Street,

GA310, Des Moines, IA 50309-

3023. We'll send you Bob's

instructions for how to create

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at www.wQodmagazinc.com

Wood Profiles, a popular section

from the latest WOOD SHOW

ONLINE, has moved to a pemlanent

home at WOOD ONLINE. Adapted

from the well-liked Wood Profile fea-

tures in WOOD magazine, each

online article focuses on a single

woodworking wood. Each Wood

Profile describes a species, tells a bit

about its history in woodworking,

and discusses its uses and availability.

In addition, you'll find tips and tech-

niques aimed at helping you work

successfully with the particular

stock, along with some handy gener-

al woodworking tips.•

PhOlograph: Jeanne VIncent

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