July 2015
Issue Number: 233
Getting Back to Basics
Tool buying basics - This article is now available at the WOOD Store on complete collection USB Thumb Drive
Cooler Stand
Plan is available at the WOOD Store and on complete WOOD Magazine collection USB thumb drive
Choose the Right Glue
PVA's - Polyurethane - Hotmelt - Hide - Epoxy - Cyanacrylate (CA) - This article is now available at the WOOD Store on complete collection USB Thumb Drive
Construction-grade Roller
See the entire series of "Construction-grade" toys (13 in all) - Plan is available at the WOOD Store
Entry Hall Mirror with Shelf Woodworking Plan
Build a mirror that's anything but ordinary by adding a unique, natural-edge shelf. Don't have a natural-edge plank? No problemäóîbuild a nice-looking shelf from stock material.
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WOOD Issue 233, July 2015
Easy A-Frame Garden Planter Woodworking Plan
This deck-flattering A-frame packs a profusion of flowers in a pint-size footprint. Purchased liners make planting and cleanup fuss-free.
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WOOD Issue 233, July 2015
Sharpening Station Woodworking Plan
Compact enough to fit on a shelf, but so handsome it begs to be left on your workbench, this easy-to-build station integrates simple, no-tip drawers and a handy flip-open top that conceals a no-slip surface. We've included some simple sharpening tips and sources for our favorite sharpening accessories so you can be fully outfitted for fast sharpening.
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WOOD Issue 233, July 2015
Cooler Stand Woodworking Plan
Turn an eyesore into an eye-catcher by building this no-stoop stand for your cooler. We source a flat-topped 48-quart Coleman cooler with a drain and an easily removable lid. But you can modify the measurements to fit your cooler.
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WOOD Issue 233, July 2015
Stand-up Tool Storage Woodworking Plan
Save benchtop space by storing long, narrow tools in this easy-peasy PVC organizer.
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WOOD Issue 233, July 2015
Tansu Cabinet Woodworking Plan
This updated version of a centuries-old cabinetry system includes four variations of a basic cube-shape box that fit together in many configurations. You can easily customize each box to suit your needs.
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WOOD Issue 233, July 2015
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Tip of the Day
An on-the-level solution for screwy inserts
After drilling the pilot holes for several threaded inserts, I ran into a problem. When installing... read more