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woodworkers-journal-classic-collectors-series-raw Recesses on the bottom hold a couple of woodworkers journal classic collectors series raw. And in the spirit of trying something new, our April issue gives you chances to dabble in routing, segmented bowl turning and basic veneering techniques. Our experts chime in with tips for the new year, including learning how to bore holes with your lathe, everything you need to know about the miter saw and thoughts on when and where to finish with shellac. Set up a snack station in your shop with our kitchenette Cabinet, and feed the furry family members, too, with a Dog Food Station just for them. We also have Turned Earrings for personal ornamentation and a showstopper of a Limbert Desk. Watch this series now. Reversible Gameboard: Never lose your marbles — or your cribbage pegs — with this two-sided playing board, built for both mancala and cribbage, with a slide-out storage tray.

If woodturning is your jam, you can learn a technique for turning bowls with a doughnut-shaped base; and, for the scroll sawyers among you, amaze your friends by creating three-dimensional objects via a compound cutting technique. Need even more shop storage? A Krenov-inspired shop cabinet will give you space to store all your hand tools. Our experts chime in with tips for the new year, including learning how to bore holes with your lathe, everything you need to know about the miter saw and thoughts on when and where to finish with shellac.

Plus we have plans for a useful Contemporary Hall Table and instructions for making your own shop knives. We also have Turned Earrings for personal ornamentation and a showstopper of a Limbert Desk.

Wrapping things up in the shop for the end of the year? Plus, learn all about the router — a tool that Chris Marshall claims could be of more use than a table saw. Reversible Gameboard: Never lose your marbles — or your cribbage pegs — with this two-sided playing board, built for both mancala and cribbage, with a slide-out storage tray.

Limbert Desk Reimagined: An upsized version of a classic plan from an Arts and Crafts master, this desk will give your woodworking skills a workout. Holiday Spheres: Use your scroll saw to cut the stacked rings and solid end pieces which are assembled into ornaments.

Tool Tutorial: Find out all the tasks the versatile router can tackle, the 10 basic bits you need, and the advantages of various sizes and configurations. Table Saw Outfeed Table: YouTube personality Matt Cremona brings his live edge lumber to the shop with a slab-topped table saw outfeed table. We also present the option for a plywood top for this super-handy shop helper. Classic Cherry Chest: Hand-cut dovetails add a keepsake element to this moderately sized storage chest.

Elegant Curved-Handle Serving Tray: Learn to create curves with the hot-pipe bending technique employed for this distinctive serving tray. Tool Tutorial: Learn band saw basics what it can do, what to look for and beyond set up, safety and making the cut in this overview of the shop workhorse from tool expert Sandor Nagyszalanczy. Looking for other exterior finish options?

Shou Sugi Ban Side Table: A tried-and-true Japanese finishing technique chars wood to protect it from insects, rot and the elements — a great way accent the top and legs of this outdoor table. Limbert Window Bench: A reproduction of an Arts and Crafts era piece uses angled joinery to add visual interest. The upholstered cushion is optional. Plus, learn about regulations now affecting that species — and all the rosewoods.

Woodturning: Ready to move beyond the basics of spindle turning? Small, hollow forms are a fun next step — plus, these vessels can make great gifts.

Michael Dresdner walks you through the options for exterior finishes. Make an adjustment in your shop with the Router Lift Installation instructions, and learn about the shop standby tool with an overview of the table saw. Pick up some green wood drying tricks in Woodturning, and the technique for applying oil and varnish finishes in Finishing Thoughts. Tabletop Fire Pit: Get aglow about the outdoors with this easy-to-build tabletop fire pit, plus expand your woodworking skills to a new material as you route an aluminum plate for the fire pit top.

Woodturning: Can you speed up the drying time for green wood bowl blanks? Maybe … Woodturning expert Ernie Conover looks at the pros, cons and methodology of three techniques for faster or improved drying time. Folding Bike Rack: Easy-to-build storage for your two-wheeler keeps it ready to go in the garage or the back of the pickup, and folds down when not in use. Take a new approach to finishing with decorative pattern rollers, make loose tenons mimic the look of wedged joinery, or circle in on a Wall Shelf inspired by the rippling patterns of water.

Tall Outdoor Chair Set: In this upscaled update of an Adirondack, the classic outdoor chair is reimagined in a barstool height, with connecting tables to complete the set. Tool Tutorial: Learn all about the lathe — what it can do, what you need to look for, how to set it up, and more — from woodturning expert Ernie Conover. Finishing Thoughts: Pattern rollers and peelable coatings add to decorative finishing options for projects made with raw or painted wood.

Decorative Wedged Tenon Bench: Create the look of wedged mortise-and-tenons with a plunge router and a shop-made jig. We give you instructions as well as a sturdy little bench that features the decorative loose tenons masquerading as their classic wedged cousins. Bring out the natural beauty of your wood by learning to turn natural edge bowls, expand your tool knowledge with an overview of the scroll saw and sharpen your woodworking skills with a lesson on resawing on the band saw.

Modern Rocking Chair: This updated take on an American classic uses wooden dowels to support and separate the seat from the side assemblies. Tool Tutorial: Our tool experts introduce you to the basics and beyond of woodworking tools. First up: scroll saw expert Carole Rothman highlights how this tool can do way more than you ever thought it could.

Put your CNC to use creating some gift projects traditional drawings also available , spread out your holiday baking on a retro-styled Folding Table, and find out the newest options in aerosol finishing as you get out the spray cans for the finishing touches. Techniques: Marlen Kemmet creates artful cutting boards from glued-up laminates.

Woodturning: Ernie Conover teaches you how to create a spindle-turned hollow form canister — no fancy specialty tools needed. Circular Jewelry Frame: Put those pretty scraps of wood to good use with this gift project. Chris Marshall shows you options for cutting your circle on either a router or a band saw, plus includes details on his angle-cutting jig for making miters. High-Tech Gifts: Looking for options for quick gifts?

Set up a snack station in your shop with our kitchenette Cabinet, and feed the furry family members, too, with a Dog Food Station just for them. Plus: applying flat finishes, updates in battery technology, a jig for making mortises, and more. Mid-Century Inspired Sideboard: With an ash exterior and walnut accents, plus interior, this contemporary styled sideboard uses straightforward joinery mortise-and-tenons, dadoes, grooves and rabbets to create a stunning storage piece.

Slab Top Dining Table: Showcase a beautiful piece of lumber as the topper for this table — we walk you through the options for dealing with the special challenges presented when working with this cut of wood. Dog Food Station: Feed Fido in style with this two-part dog food station: a storage box with a hinged lid provides a place for your dog food and accessories, while a dog dish holder elevates the food and water bowls for easier access.

Features include longer runtimes, cool running, brushless motors and more. Woodturning: No four-jaw chuck? No problem! Hand Planes Video Series: Learn about Woodworkers Journal Classic Collectors Series Jack the many types of hand planes and how to use them for the best results. Episodes include detailed Woodworkers Journal Classic Collectors Series Online explanations of bench planes, low-angle planes, rabbet planes, router planes, plow planes, compass planes and more.

Watch This Series Now. Measuring and Marking Tools Video Series: Learn about the most important woodworking tools for measuring and marking. Episodes include detailed explanations of how to choose and use squares, bevels, rulers, scales, compasses, gauges, calipers, dividers, and more.

Chisels Video Series: Learn about the most useful types of chisels for most woodworkers. Episodes include detailed explanations of how to choose and use bench chisels, mortise chisels, timber framing chisels, and carving chisels. Watch Series Now.

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