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• BOX-MAKING PROJECTS FOR THE SCROLL SAW^

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  Patterns for 25 projects are included. Full-size patterns for boxs, lids, and lid inserts are presented for all projects. Projects include hinged and lift off lids, boxes with drawers, laminated boxes, recipe boxes, tissue boxes, knitting trays, desk organizers, and much more are also included.

• NEW BEST OF FWW: WORKING WITH ROUTERS

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  Router basics, bits and cutters, joinery, jigs and router based machines, router tables, template routing. All of the best articles from recent Fine Woodworking magazines that dealt with the router.

• ROUTER: METHODS OF WORK

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  Valuable advice on using this most popular tool to its full advantage. Improve your woodworking skills by learning proper setup and maintenance. Learn to make router dovetails, mortises, and cavities. Fixtures for curved and circular work, fluting, reeding, and milling. The best tips from the "Methods of Work" column in Fine Woodworking for the last 25 years.

• A MUSEUM OF EARLY AMERICAN TOOLS

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  This was one of the most influential books on tools and had an impact on the current interest in tool collecting. There are over 180 pen and ink drawings by the author. Originally published in 1964, Sloane illustrates the uses of many of the tools and covers such diverse crafts as logging, carpentry, wheelmaking, tanning, splitting, tools with legs and much more.

• JIM TOLPIN'S TABLE SAW MAGIC 2nd edition

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  Tolpin covers a wealth of information on the use of the table saw and numerous jigs and fixtures that can make your table saw an extraordinarily productive tool. Tolpin covers blades and cutters, ripping, crosscutting, grooves, dadoes and rabbets, sheet stock, curves and mouldings, and joinery. This is a good, comprehensive book on the subject.

• NEW BEST OF FWW: WORKSHOP MACHINES

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  Advice you can use on all the stationary machines used in a woodshop. Machines make woodworking more efficient, but to perform at their peak they need to be tuned up and maintained. In these articles, expert woodworkers offer advice on set-up, choosing blades, bits, and cutters, and building jigs. This book covers all of the stationary machines used in a woodshop, including tablesaws, bandsaws, jointers, planers, shapers, and drill presses. Sections include: # Choosing machines # Machine tune up # Selecting blades # Milling stock square # Restoring used machines # Taming shop noise # Protecting surfaces