#240–May/June 2014

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A Box Worth Repeating

A piece this beautiful shouldn’t be one of a kind

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Articles

How to Build Storage into Any Bed

Simple-to-make drawer cabinet solves space problems
Flawless Hinges in Fine Furniture

Install precise butt hinges in projects of all kinds
The Garden Chair, Part 1: Bent Lamination

First phase of chair project is a complete lesson in bent lamination
How to Turn Pulls Without a Lathe

Create custom knobs using your drill press
Tool Test: 12-in. Chopsaws

Basic miter saw is the best choice for furniture makers
3-D Shelves Enliven Any Room

Clever mounting method makes it a cinch to stack and arrange these simple boxes
How to Toughen Wood with Epoxy

Create durable screw threads and long-lasting jigs
How to Fit an Inset Door

Systematic approach tields perfect results every time
How to Cut Perfect Dovetails with Tape

How painter's tape can help you cut the perfect dovetails
No-fly zone for cutoffs

Q: When cutting a board to length on the tablesaw, I usually use a miter gauge. When I pull back the good piece, the little cutoff sometimes stays next to…
Three tenons are better than one

Q: In preparation for constructing a new workbench, I reviewed Garrett Hack’s article on his bench (“A Workbench 30 Years in the Making,” FWW #209). Why does he attach the…
Can SawStopped blades be repaired?

Q: I know that a lot of blade manufacturers repair and resharpen sawblades, but can they restore a blade damaged by a SawStop tablesaw discharge? Joseph Trescott Jr., Bloomington, IL…
Enliven Surfaces with Parquetry

Diamond and herringbone veneer patterns add pizzazz to furniture
How to Get Two Curves from One Stick

The secret? Split, then steam
A Seat in the Trees

Greg Klassen’s slender side chair is packed with personal history.