June 1990
Issue 69

Great tips from fellow woodworkers: 1. Clamping Miter Joints. 2. Velcro Holders. 3. Mortising Table Stops. 4. Router Table Turning.

Walnut tambour doors slide around the ends of this CD case to conceal the 28 CD's stored inside.

We answer a few questions about the way tambours work. And show you how to make your own tambour.

Some tips and ideas from inside the Woodsmith Shop: 1. Cutting Corner Blocks. 2. A Thin Stock Push Block. 3. A Spacing Jig. 4. Routing Small Pieces.

Here's our version of the traditional summertime favorite. It's built for years of outdoor relaxation.

This shop-made compass does what a small compass can't -- it draws very large circles.

We took our Adirondack chair and stretched it to comfortably hold two.

The slat construction of this simple table is a perfect match to the Adirondack chair and Settee.

Some special considerations for making outdoor furniture.

Our sabre saw table allows you to control the workpiece -- just like when using a band saw or scroll saw.