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on Mar 26, 2010
Delight your friend or significant other by building this artisan serving tray for them, featuring contrasting hardwoods for stunning beauty, graceful curves, large convenient handles, and a solid feel that will make this tray a great conversation piece at any party as well as an instant family... Read More »
on Mar 25, 2010
These no-waste easy-to-build cabinets are a great way to increase the storage in your shop. They are designed to be easy to build and install, and to make maximum use of space with a minimum amount of material waste. Read More »
on Mar 25, 2010
Here's a super simple setup for those rare occasions when you need a second router table. Read More »
on Mar 25, 2010
Bruce Kieffer guides us through some compact yet durable nesting sawhorses with full cut list, pictures and illustrations to make working on your projects of varying heights a snap! Read More »
on Mar 25, 2010
A simple, straightforward bench design that goes together like a puzzle. Plans with cutlist included. Read More »
on Mar 25, 2010
Serve your holiday desserts with style! These artisan serving utensils are the perfect complement to the special pies or cakes that you have planned for the holidays. Read More »
on Mar 03, 2010
One of the things I like best about woodworking is the chance to create objects that are both useful and beautiful. The humble step stool is just such a project. A stool spends its life down on the floor dutifully presenting its back for people to step on. Like a true friend, a stool is always there when you need a lift. Read More »
on Dec 16, 2009
Add a whimsical air to your next celebration by placing wine bottles in a seemingly impossible balancing act using these intriguing holders. Read More »
on Dec 16, 2009
This attractive, straight-grain rift-sawn white oak and walnut picture frame, with its decorative protruding plugs, is probably just what you're looking for. Read More »
on Dec 16, 2009
Make this small box in an afternoon. It's easy to make, using a dowel as a hinge pivot, so there's no need to mortise for hinges and drill for screws, which saves tons of time. Read More »