#118–May/June 1996

Articles

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  Curly Cherry Highboy, Part Two

  Making the upper case, drawers and gooseneck molding
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  Low Assembly Bench

  Versatile platform puts your work at the right height
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  Choosing Shaper Cutters

  Toolmakers are improving safety and quality
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  Padding Lacquer

  A quick, easy alternative to French polishing
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  Epoxy Inlay

  Tough, fast-drying resins can replace traditional wood accents
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  Turning Rotted Wood

  The dregs of your woodpile can yield some beautiful results
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  Choosing Tropical Hardwoods

  Rain forest preservation finds an unlikely ally in small-scale cooperatives that harvest wood
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  Flattening Wide Panels by Hand

  A flat, blemish-free surface doesn't have to take all day
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  Sliding Fence for a Miter Gauge

  Shop-built fence adjusts quickly for accurate cuts
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  Benchtop Machines Make Mortising Affordable

  A look at six models currently on the market
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  Woodworking Revival at the Blacker House

  Jim Ipekjian's exquisite craftsmanship is replacing lost Greene and Greene treasures