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November 2009

Issue Number: 194
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Mantel Clock Woodworking Plan

Maybe you can't save time in a bottle, but you can build this beautiful clock to track its passage. Dress up a simply mitered case with a few shop-made moldings, then install an inexpensive battery powered clock works sourced at the end of the article.We'll even show you how to stack router-made profiles to create attractive moldings.

Overall Dimensions are 10" wide by 6" deep by 13" high.

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Blanket Chest Woodworking Plan

Build this chest with your preferences for style and complexity in mind. The Traditional American look in mahogany, right, requires dovetailed corner joints cut by hand or with a router jig. To simplify matters, try the Casual Contemporary version in contrasting woods such as ash and walnut, with rabbeted corners joined by plugged screws

Overall dimensions are 45" wide by 19" deep by 20" high.

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Budget-Friendly Workbench Woodworking Plan

This weekend, build a workbench that's big enough to hold furniture projects, yet portable enough to tuck away. A pair of legs adjust to suit uneven floors, while dual-locking casters keep the other end from budging. And you can do it all for around $125 in materials and hardware.

Overall Dimensions are 57" wide by 28" deep by 36" high.

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