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WOOD™ Magazine November 2010 Issue # 201Table of Contents:
Two Quick & Easy Mortising JigsSome hand-woodworking tasks become a whole lot easier and more accurate when you use a simple guide to help steer the cutting action. A perfect case in point: a deep-mortise guide and shallow-mortise guide. 5 Shop Fire-Prevention Pointers You've heard plenty about protecting yourself from spinning blades or bits. But what about protecting your shop - even when you're not around? A fire can wipe out an extensive investment in tools and materials. If your shop is close to or part of your home, a blaze can even threaten you and your family. Follow these simple tips to avoid a disaster Impact Drivers: Your Next Cordless Tool Delivering greater torque than comparable cordless drills, these handy tools drive fasteners like nobody's business. ▸ Order the Issue: WOOD Nov. 2010 |
☑ Plans in WOOD Issue 201 Include: Built-with-a-tilt Book NookFor a new slant of shelving, build a distinctive bookcase that speaks volumes. This bookcase's angled shelf makes it easy to browse titles without bending, while the top and bottom shelves provide display space. Don't let the angles throw you a curve. We've super-simplified the construction. ▸ Get the Plans |
 Heirloom Tool ChestPamper your hand tools and shop supplies in this elegant home - but elegant doesn't mean complicated. This cabinet is merely a collection of plywood and hardwood boxes supported by a sturdy base. The base offers plenty of drawer space, and by itself makes a compact workbench. ▸ Get the Plans |
 Greene & Greene-Style ClockThis handsome timepiece brings back the look of a bygone era. The delicate mahogany grain on this classic clock allows your eye to focus on the decorative hand-made tile and swinging pendulum. ▸ Get the Plans |
☑ Skill Builders in WOOD Issue 201 Include: 4 Ways to Make Mortises and TenonsNo matter your tools, you can successfully cut and fit this time-tested joint. Simply select one of these proven methods, from using inexpensive tools you probably have on hand, to dedicated machinery. |
 Butcher Block Cutting BoardWhether you want a checker board or a cutting board, it's easy to create this functional, attractive work surface. ▸ Download the Article |
Router Inlays Made SimpleA simple router bushing kit makes it easy to add perfect-fitting inlays, such as the butterfly keys to your projects. The kit consists of a bushing that fits into the subbase of your router, a collar that slips over the bushing, and a straight bit. |
Beat Tear-Out When You RoutTear-out, when a router bit rips chunks of wood from your workpiece instead of cleanly shearing it, happens more often in porous-grain wood species. A few simple precautions reduce or eliminate tear-out with any type of wood. |
Squaring Secrets for Great Glue-UpsThe right tools and techniques prevent misalignments. A precise glue-up begins with square parts, so make sure your tools are properly aligned before you begin machining parts. |
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