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  1. Measurement Advice: Calibrating Your Tools

    Measurement Advice: Calibrating Your Tools

    Imagine what the world would be like if it lacked a system of standardized measurements: Every hinge, screw or nail sold at your local hardware store would be a bit different in size, and working with them would be a nightmare.
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  2. May 2020 Premium Project Plan: Little Lending Library

    May 2020 Premium Project Plan: Little Lending Library

    Share your love of printed books by building a repository that the whole neighborhood can enjoy.
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  3. Matte Finishing Techniques

    Matte Finishing Techniques

    A flat or matte finish is perfect for those who prize the look of natural wood. Unlike shiny finishes, which can be distracting, flat or matte finishes leave a silky-smooth surface while capturing all the rich colors wood has to offer.
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  4. Five Uses for Toggle Clamps

    Five Uses for Toggle Clamps

    Top-mounted toggle clamps excel where other clamps fall short. Here are five situations where toggle clamps can save the day.
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  5. Adjustable Laptop Desk Project Plan

    Adjustable Laptop Desk Project Plan

    This laptop computer desk offers a great place to work when you're standing or sitting. It’s also makes a perfect serving table for eating while watching your favorite shows or as a project table for kids. It features a center post that is easy to adjust a
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  6. Styles and Types of Mortise and Tenon Joinery

    Styles and Types of Mortise and Tenon Joinery

    Just because they are all called by the same general name, "mortise and tenon," does not mean that they are identical.
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  7. Cutting Circles and Ellipses with a Router and Jig

    Cutting Circles and Ellipses with a Router and Jig

    In this Rockler Saturday Demo Video we take a closer look at the popular rockler.mompact Router Ellipse and Circle Jig .
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  8. What Is a Dovetail Joint?

    What Is a Dovetail Joint?

    Dovetails are simple in theory, but when you look at them more closely, they are a strong mechanical system.
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  9. Repeatable Thin Cuts on the Table Saw

    Repeatable Thin Cuts on the Table Saw

    Here's a good trick for cutting a multitude of identical thin strips quickly and safely.
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  10. How To Rub Out a Finish

    How To Rub Out a Finish

    Wax, 0000 steel wool, water, a towel and some elbow grease are all you need to take your finishing to the next level of look and feel.
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  11. How to Use a Friction Finish

    How to Use a Friction Finish

    I just can’t deny it – I am an instant gratification sort of woodworker. So, when I am looking for a clear finish on my turned pieces – and I predominantly turn bowls – I almost always reach for a friction polish. They are easy to apply, build up quickly and look great.
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