June 1992
Issue 81

Five great tips. 1) Height Gauge. 2) Tool Stand. 3) Raised Panel Jig. Plus, two useful Quick Tips.

The hardware for the doors on this cabinet lets you open the doors and slide them back into the cabinet, beside the TV.

These European-style concealed hinges are easy to install -- and with just a turn of a screw, they make it easy to perfectly position the doors.

1) Tips for Squaring a Cabinet. 2) Routing Recesses for Shelf Pins. 3) Jig for Mortising Miters. 4) Trimming off Edging Strips.

This weekend project has traditional hand-cut dovetails. It also features a unique joint for the raised panel top.

Before you pick up a saw to cut dovetails, you have to start with the correct layout procedure.

Step-by-step procedures showing how to lay out, cut, and fit the interlocking parts of a dovetail joint.

Three jigs and a tip to help you produce tight-fitting dovetails.

Our favorite way to true up an aluminum oxide grinding wheel. Also, an interesting story from a shop teacher about installing hinges.