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madcap woodwright

The Madcap Woodwright

In this month's column, The Madcap Woodwright takes us on a tour of his tiny workshop and explains how he has made it into his "happy place." He also continues his Roubo Bench Build.

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Inside This Issue

Show Us Your Shop
The Down to Earth Woodworker
Book Review: Making Wood Tools
The Madcap Woodwright
Show Us Your Woodworking
Show Us Your Woodcarving
Tool Review: Caliper Comparison
Tips From Sticks-In-The-Mud
Finishing: Color Triangle
Book Review: Mortise & Tenon, Issue 2
Poll: Cost of Selling Tools

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Show Us Your Shop

Show Us Your Shop

This month we're sharing Scott Wilson's back yard shop, which was originally 2 buildings that he converted into one large workshop.

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Woodworking

Show Us Your Woodworking

This month we're sharing woodworking projects made by John Felten, who recently discovered marquetry and enjoys incorporating it into his projects.

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Show Us Your Woodcarving

Show Us Your Woodcarving

This month we are featuring wood carving projects made by Jeremy Sevey, which were submitted by his father, Jim. Jeremy is currently a Lieutenant in the US Navy who enjoys carving while working on the ship.

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Down to Earth Woodworker

The Down to Earth Woodworker

This month, Steve Johnson follows up on his completed bathroom vanity project, discusses a reader submitted idea for reusing scrap wood, and talks trash - woodworking trash...

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Finishing Tip:
Color Triangle

This month, Alan discusses the "color triangle" he uses when it comes to matching finishes of new wood to an existing piece.

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Tool Review:
Caliper Comparison

This month, Jeff changes up his review process and does a comparison review of 2 of our most popular selling calipers, the 6 inch Fractional Dial Caliper and the 6 inch Fractional Digital Caliper.

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Woodworking Tips

Tips from Sticks
in the Mud

This month, Jim shares a tip on how he prevents his electronics from getting ruined by leaky batteries, as well as a money-saving tip on how he makes use of "free" twist ties in his workshop.

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Blog: Making a Picnic Table for My Grandchildren

Jim Randolph recently made a picnic table for his grandchildren, Sarah and Charlie, but when a few more grandchildren came along, he wanted to build them another picnic table that differed from the original design.

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Poll: Selling Tools (continued)

In a continuation of last month's poll, Jim Randolph asks: "How much money do you expect to get from selling the tools you no longer use/need?"

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Making Wood Tools

Book Review:
Making Wood Tools
with John Wilson

This month, Norm Reid reviews Making Wood Tools with John Wilson , which after reading he believes is "a good investment for any woodworker who wants to build his or her own tools..."

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