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Wood Magazine 288

The May 2023 issue of WOOD magazine (Issue 288) features articles on woodworking techniques, tool reviews, and project plans, including tips on creating bandsawn curves and turning multiple bowls from a single blank. The editor discusses the dichotomy between clean and messy workshops, encouraging readers to embrace their own woodworking styles. Additionally, the issue includes product reviews and recommendations for various woodworking tools and equipment.

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Wood Magazine 288

The May 2023 issue of WOOD magazine (Issue 288) features articles on woodworking techniques, tool reviews, and project plans, including tips on creating bandsawn curves and turning multiple bowls from a single blank. The editor discusses the dichotomy between clean and messy workshops, encouraging readers to embrace their own woodworking styles. Additionally, the issue includes product reviews and recommendations for various woodworking tools and equipment.

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But there is pretty much one type oflletter we recelve regarding our regular “Your Shop" column, and it tends to be a variation on the ‘theme of “That shop is so neat and sawdust-free, therecan't possibly be any woodworking happening in it.” With extreme On the other extreme is my ironically-non-magazine- icctarce [promot worthy shop of which has been said, “Your shop isso messy, 'OYOUTHSHOP there can'tposibly be any woodworking happeninginit — Eraat Stu! lawn equipment, auto tools, and bicycles are rmuitiple in-progress projects, assortea lumber and sowust piles it sy sincere hope that you never see tis again When I start to worry about it, repeat the mantra: “Woodworking is my hobby.” It helps me remember what ‘woodworking is not for me: a competition. Nothing sucks the joy out of my hobby faster than comparing myself to another ‘woodworker or jealously worrying about my shop habits. So 've given myself permission to be messy. tend to bea “process-oriented” rather than a “project-orlented” wood: worker (another nice false dichotomy); I find more joy in the journey than the destination. I'll design a desk down to the last joint never intending to build it. Pl make all the jigs necessary to mass-produce intricate end-grain cutting boards, but lose interest after completing the first few. I" choose a project for a challenging technique only to find myself stuck and scratching my head. | will have multiple projects going at once, jumping among them as my in- terest re-sparks or an alia moment gets me unstuck, I's never-ending joyous mess, Other woodworkers find their joy in the completion, Each finished project is a distinct and shining point of pride, as well as a clean break where shop cleaning often happens. And the clean shop Is, itself, a completion that brings satisfaction. Another type of Joyous eycle! So I've got no reason to question the woodworking habits of Bill Houghton, this {issue's featured shop owner on page 12, hecause he has a cleaner shop than mine. Both of usare finding joy in woodworking despite a difference in appearances. And because his shop is organized, | ean more easily spot inspiration and tips for my own. ‘messy shop in his clean one. So, if you're my fellow dirty-shopper and you don't feel that your workshop is well-represented in these pages, don't fret about it. Grab what inspiration and tips you can, pack them into your messy shop, and carry on with your hobby. Will we publish photos of your messy shop if you send them? Maybe not. A magazine is siilla visual medium, after all. If you send pletures of your messy shop to meat ‘[email protected], will tell you that i's messier than mine? Almost certainly not. This s one area where I'm quite the competitor. Whatever your shop looks like, get out there and make something, We'll help. ® Gomes LUCAS PETERS (2 caspetestvoadmagtsnecom © eoertcae \woodmagazine-com 1 Issue No, 288 |. May 2023 Vol 40, No.2 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LUCAS PETERS MANAGING EDITOR DAVE STONE CCREATIVEDIRECTOR JIESSICAENO SENIOR DESIGN EDITOR KEVIN SOYLE DESIGN EDITOR JOHNOLSON ‘TOOLS EDITOR BOB HUNTER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CHRISSY TASSIN ADVERTISING AND MARKETING. SVP/PUBLISHER MARK JOSEPHSON PRESIDENT, LIFESTYLE ALYSIA BORSA, SVP & GROUP GM, TECH & SUSTAINABILITY TIM FISHER 0 fr ntucpton pts osdrparecornpna seistcensie nana ee snscnonsenocestsmises Dotdash meredith Oe PLANS 24 PACKAGE PROTECTOR Park your parcels and your posterior at this eye-pleasing porch piracy preventer. 32 ALLIN-ONE WoRKsTATION ‘Combining tablesaw, router, and outfeed, this small-shop project center works big. AQ STER;BACK BOOKCASE Traditional design meets timeless functionality in a gorgeous cabinet, 52 TIME TO GET AWwarcH BOX Build a keepsake box that rivals your lovely wrist for flaunting your timepieces, GG DISPLay mirror This combo mirror and shelf shows off your trinkets and. treasures. The centerpiece? Your smiling mug, C7 Bookcase incorporates dovetail joinery and period hardware Into a cassie design ‘with modern sensiblties. mae xX 'e Issue No. 288 | May 2023 a 32 aa ss 28 SURVEREPLICATION 64 stir stare sHarPenine An ingenious bandsaw jig lets Put a keen edge on your tool you cut identical curves. blades and keep them sharp. 3G INSERT OLATE stat G2 POwi.conina Basics Custom-fit an insert plate into Tum sets of nesting bowls a router tabletop. froma single blank. 4B SCREW FuNDAMEnTaLs 70 S2t, oN Flust-rrim airs Select the right screw for your ‘These bearing-guided router ext project with our guide. bits smooth with precision. BiG SHARPENING stones 74 Tools e MareRiaLs Our test of sharpening stones Honing guides, dust reveals rock-solid winners. separators, and more, Wooo magazine | May 2023, CONNECT WITH eoy &8OVI® E-MAIL woodmailewoodmagazine com WRITE WOOD magazine, A716 Locust St, 15-253 Des Moines, 50308 CALL 800-374-9668, option2 WO0O magni eve ses oie reso sl sibcigton news The es ‘irertuaytrenenourairapsn suenscndtcasenrew wecameganacanl (ier aloes 00 ee onde once waren \woodmagazine-com DEPARTMENTS 4 TAKING MEASURE Team clean or team dirty? 4 WOOD-WIDE WEB Tax season is tool season, 6 YOUR VOICE Is an apartment shop possible? ‘8 YOUR PROJECTS Peace signs and monster trucks 12 YOUR SHOP Hobby (formerly horse) shop 16 ASK WooD ‘Tracksaw or circ saw? 18 sHOP TIPS Off-the-floor wall cleats and more 80 WHAT'S AHEAD A sneak peek at your next WOOD WOOD-WIDE WEB Tou! FAK SEASON You've maxed out the exemptions on your W-4 DRILLING form, claimed every child in the neighborhood as a dependent, and deducted your hobby shop as oO a business expense. Now, the payoff: that sweet, sweet tax return, We all know you're spending it ‘on tools. But before you dive into these head-to- head reviews to help you decide which, please allow us to say that presenting them to you in no way implies our endorsement of your tax fraud and by visiting these links, you acknowledge that you absolve WOOD® magazine of any complicity in your crimes and misdemeanors. Shame on you; now go buy these tools! two Top Tool awards into this head-to-head test of big ril presses, Pick the one that best suits your tax bracket. \woodmagaznecom! torosarebonne PLANER AUDIT There was no withholding in our review of these 15 models, which found one benchtop planer worthy to be named Top Tool. Get the plane scoop at ‘woodmagazine comiplanerauct MAXIMIZED TABLESAWS We itemized the high points and deducted the low points of these portable READ MY LIP: tables to rng you NEW BANDSAW oc pdennet Go ahead and buy one of Get our tabiesaw ake, these deluxe 14° bandsaws. eee cco You don't need permission. ‘erable Did you file as head of household or didn't you? Nothing is certain but our bandsaw advice at woodmaganne com deathandtanes Wooo magazine | May 2023,

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