Edwardian Envelope Table
/This article, first published in the Woodworker's Journal October 2010 issue, is a lovely occasional table that converts into a game table with a hidden twist.
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This article, first published in the Woodworker's Journal October 2010 issue, is a lovely occasional table that converts into a game table with a hidden twist.
Read MoreAlthough most box joint jigs are single-use items, the shop-built adjustable box joint jig in Ralph's article from the 2004 Winter Collector's Edition of Woodworker's Journal has the distinct advantage of being reusable.
Read MoreA versatile kitchen accessory originally designed to complement the Hoosier Cabinets of the 1920s, this step stool makes an excellent extra seat in your kitchen - and it becomes an handy stool when you need one too! Published in Woodworker's Journal, June 2002.
Read MorePlow decorative flutes with accuracy and ease using this ingenious jig. Its unique "springy" movable fence makes this jig a highly effective router accessory. Article includes detailed drawings and material list. Published in Woodworker's Journal, June 2003.
Read MoreMake perfect-fitting dados in just two passes - every time. This Woodworker's Journal article from December 2001 walks you through how to create this easy to build jig in your shop.
Read MoreFrom the October 2001 issue of Woodworker's Journal, this article provides all the details, including drawings, to create a shop-built adjustable hinge mortising jig.
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