April 1992
Issue 80

1) Center Marker. 2) Widening Dadoes. 3) Inlay Strip Bevel Jig. 4) Indexing Jig. Also, Bit Holders.

This table features an interesting way to join the aprons to the legs with a "built-up" half lap joint.

Build this End Table as one of a pair, or to complement the Coffee Table. It has the same straightforward joinery, with a shelf added.

A sharp tool means a clean, fast cut. We show how to sharpen an edge in just five minutes.

1) Cutting Panels at a Diagonal. 2) Dealing with Wood Movement. 3) Shop-Made Edge Guide.

This bench is a classic country project, with simple joinery and attractive lines. Use knotty pine and stain it. Or antique it with milk paint.

Milk paint gives a project an aged, country look. We show techniques for achieving several authentic effects.

Four pages of great ideas from the shops of our readers.

A new question answered, and an earlier answer clarified. 1) 115 or 230 Volts? 2) More on WD-40.