Good Woodworking Magazine, August 1997 Issue

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TOOLS ON TEST:
We rate the latest products
- DeWalt DW936K2 Trimsaw and DW997 Drill
- Lo Tech Mini Mach
- Technolrend Switch
- Inca Mini Drill System
- Marlin MD800 Collet Chuck
- Robot Minichuck

Table Saws: In response to reader's requests, Phil Davy and Mark Corke look for the Best Buy among small table saws
Make a sunlounger - Here comes summer, but there's stilTtime to build Pete Marfin's adjustable recliner and make the most of those sunny days
Mantel shelf - Hidden fixings help a simple shelf transform a plain fireplace
Curtain pole finials - Why buy decorative cast-iron curtain poles when you can fake them in wood?
Guide to Better Routing - Phil Davy takes a look at the entertaining world of routing videos
Woodturning - Woodturning clinic: bowl gouges • Turn a simple salad bowl
Restoration - What to do when that promising find doesn't quite live up to expectations
John Brown Column - Wales' favourite chair maker dispenses his unique blend of advice and colourful observations on the world of traditional woodworking

Letters
Workshop Angles Diary
Hints and Tips
Woodwork Answers
Timbertalk
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Woodworking for many people is seasonal. They hibernate in the workshop during winter then, once the long evenings are here, they're beavering away in the garden. A friend pointed out to me recently that summer sees us woodworkers propagating living things; in winter we're working with dead materials, trying hard to bring them to life...(thanks Jan). Please, no letters telling me that wood is a living, breathing substance! This is the time of the year when most of us think about holidays. It's a chance to get away from the routine of work for a zoeek or two. If you're an occasional woodworker you may set aside time for that special project, A few days spent in the workshop can be all the holiday some of us need. Whatever you decide to do, keep up the woodworking and enjoy yourself!

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