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2003 Annual Collection
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From big projects to small, with tons of shop information packed alongside them, you'll find woodworking plans to impress your friends and make you excited to get into the shop in the Woodworker's Journal 2003 CD.
From the pages of that year's issues – all six of them reproduced, completely, just as they appeared in print, on this CD – you'll find plans for an Entertainment Center, a Barrister's Bookcase, and an Arts and Crafts Wine Cabinet. On the smaller end of things, you'll also find plans for a Dresser Valet, Arts and Crafts Clock, and an Arts and Crafts Picture Frame.
As you build these projects, you just might find your shop needs a certain something extra. Luckily, the CD also contains the plans for a Lathe Station that offers storage and stability, a Rolling Lumber Rack, and a Shop-Built Steady-Rest.
It also has information on a variety of ways to guide your router (whether via a base, a bit, a table); fixing dents and gouges in furniture; and cleaning up your spray gun. If you find your tools in need of a tune-up, you'll also be able to easily find Sandor Nagyszalanczy's tips on tools' needed shop maintenance, completed with a suggested schedule.
You'll want to schedule some time to scroll through the pages of all six magazines on this CD: since they appear just as they did in print, you can read through a magazine from cover to cover. Or, with the CD's search technology, you can zoom in right to the specific article you need. Just remember that you'll find everything from Woodworker's Journal 2003 right on this one CD. |
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