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  1. Rockler Rock-Steady Folding Steel Stand

    Rockler Rock-Steady Folding Steel Stand

    Here's a way to create a rugged yet ready-to-travel full-size router table — or any other shop table you need.
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  2. Filling Pin Knotholes?

    Filling Pin Knotholes?

    What is the best product to use to fill tiny holes in wood?
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  3. Non-sanding Solution to Blade Burn?

    Non-sanding Solution to Blade Burn?

    Other than sanding, is there any other way to remove burn marks caused by a table saw blade?
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  4. Finding Substitutes for Naphtha

    Finding Substitutes for Naphtha

    What is naphtha and how is it used in woodworking?
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  5. How to Carve a Scandinavian Shrink Box

    How to Carve a Scandinavian Shrink Box

    The basic wood carving techniques for making these Scandinavian-style shrink boxes, or “krympburkar,” date back to the days of the Vikings — but they’re just as fun for modern woodworkers.
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  6. Outdoor Cedar Planter Project

    Outdoor Cedar Planter Project

    A good weekend project (easily done in a day), this planter will showcase an outdoor plant.
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  7. Choosing Between a Planer and a Drum Sander

    Choosing Between a Planer and a Drum Sander

    Which tool is better for cleaning stock - a planer or drum sander?
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  8. Mortising Drill Bit Set-Up?

    Mortising Drill Bit Set-Up?

    What do you need to know to use a mortising drill bit?
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  9. What's Up With Sanding Sealer?

    What's Up With Sanding Sealer?

    What is sanding sealer and when should it be used?
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  10. What Causes Wandering Tenon Cuts?

    What Causes Wandering Tenon Cuts?

    What causes cuts to wander when you're using a cabinet saw with a dado set?
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  11. November 2020 Woodworker's Journal Free Plan: Scroll Saw Jewelry Box

    November 2020 Woodworker's Journal Free Plan: Scroll Saw Jewelry Box

    Jewelry boxes are often made with complex joinery to give them an air of sophistication and high style. But you can make a wonderful little heirloom without all the extra work, using just a scroll saw. Scroll saws often sit idle in many shops because we don’t stretch their potential. Here’s a fun way to put yours back into service and prove that it’s more versatile than you might think.
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