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Our June 2014 issue is now available at ShopWoodworking.com in print, or right away as a PDF download.
Inside, you’ll discover how to “rivet” corners using brass screws (bonus: you don’t have to clock them!) from Christopher Schwarz; learn how to carve spoons with Peter Follansbee (who, I’m delighted to announce, has signed on as our new Arts & Mysteries columnist commencing with the October 2014 issue); a contemporary take on cabriole legs from Jeff Miller; Willard Anderson and Peter Ross on a traditional method for rehandling mortise chisels – a process grounded in the historical record that they developed after years of research and observation of period tools; a two-tiered storage box with cubbies for all sorts of hardware from Glen D. Huey; an elegant, Wharton Esherick-inspired kitchen stool by Chuck Bender and much more.
Order a copy of the June 2014 issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine now.
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And check out the Online Extras at popularwoodworking.com/jun14.
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I was kinda disappointed that Chris didn’t clock his screws before filing them down. He must have had a tight deadline imposed by some editor he had to meet :-).
I agree with Robert on Chuck’s article being cool & a welcome presence in the magazine. (especially in this issue)
I look forward to reading more from Chuck & his hands on experience building & restoring furniture.
The article by Chuck Bender is very cool. His writing has been a great welcome presence in PW. Nice to be reminded of Esherick’s use of off-cuts for his stools.
But I am pretty sure those stools are butt-stools not step-stools.