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Popular Woodworking December 2007 (Issue 166)
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Item No. #PW1207
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Senior Editor Glen Huey builds a 21st-century version of a classic Shaker Workbench, a rock solid design with plenty of storage below a massive maple top. It's time for our annual picks of the Best New Tools of the Year and we have our list of 15 favorites. Marc Adams continues his new series about working smarter and safer with Woodworking Essentials: Practical Safety Devices. Think you can't cut variable spaced dovetails with an inexpensive jig? Think again, Don Means show us how to cut Variable Spaced Dovetails by Jig. Senior Editor Robert Lang builds a magnificent mahogany reproduction of the little-known Gustav Stickley Poppy Table. In Jig Journal, we have two great ways to Draw Perfect Arcs. I Can Do That returns with a Mission Chair, and the introduction of a new I Can Do That Book. Bob Flexner clears the confusion in Understanding Solvents and our Tool Test features the new Veritas Small Plow Plane. Adam Cherubini puts the finishing touches on his standing desk in Arts & Mysteries, and At the Lathe features a perfect project for the season, Turning Tops.
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