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Our new sander takes care of details
others haven't even thought of.
Most corner sanders just scratch the surface compared to the
new Bosch 87000. For example,
its
motor not only delivers
1.1
amps of
true orbital action but also minimizes annoying vibrations.
What's more, to meet the demands ofjobs ranging from scraping to polishing
there's a wide selection of optional pads. Hook-and-loop backings make them
easier to change than messy adhesives. Plus, unlike the competition, pads and
head points last longer thanks to the exclusive Clic'"adjustable head.
For added versatility, a pad extender accessory gets the 87000 into places
other comer sanders can't touch. And for a cleaner workplace, a dust extraction
port is included as standard equipment. Another thing that'll make you breathe
easier is
its
ooe year warranty,
90
day satisfaction
guarantee and one year service protection plan.
Be sure to get the corner sander that's
Power Tools
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ENGINEERED FOR PERFORMANCE'"
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JEWELRY CASE
and necklaces
Store rings, watches, earrings,
in
lhis
attractive dresser-top cabinet. Made
from black cherry, our project also features a
mirrored door and a pleasing interior lining.
What a
great
gift
idea!
ClYITING BOARD
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CATCH-OF-THE-DAY
There's something fishy about this kitchen
project.
That's because
the
design
replicates
that
well-known inhabitant afthe sea floor.
the flounder. While adding the maple
insert cutting surface, you'lIleam plenty
about working with router guide bushings
and homemade templates.
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OPEN (DOLL)HoUSE
Little arms and fingers will have an easy lime decorating the
interior of this channing dollhouse. It's meanllO play
with,
thanks
to the open sides and front. Rely on our Buying Guide for a house-
ful of appropriately sized furniture pieces.
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DAREDEVIL'S DELIGHT
Oak and walnut combine to make this a sturdy
and durable toy. More commonly referred to as a
biplane, our fun design and directions won't cause
you to perform a lot of stunts while building and
assembling the parts.
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LAMINATED BUD VASE
Dazzle onlookers with the special effects you can
achieve with this eye·catching project. Here, we'll
teach you how to combine a variety of hardwoods in
interesting ways.,
and
make a vase container using com·
mon copper pipe.
Celebrate Christmas with a different
kind
ofevergreen-one
made
from hardwoods. And take advantage of the time-saving full-
sized patterns found in our pattern insert.
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DECK-TIlE-WALLS HOLIDAY TREE
WEEKFlm
WOODWOKK1~G
PKOJECfS
NOVL\l.BER 1994
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Form and function from a fish
It's funny how some familiar image in a person's life can end
up as a woodworking-project design. Every time I go on the
road to scout a crafts fair, I run into woodworkers who love
to create replicas of such things as shorebirds, flowers, cars,
trains, planes, boats-you name
it.
Typically, these images hold
a special place in their memories. I found in my own
wood~
working a similar item that served meaningfully in my recent
past. Let me explain.
Last February, my mother and my fishing-fanatic nephew
Phil Moffit from Philadelphia had plans to stay a few days at
my home here in Des Moines, Iowa. While my wife Linda and
Iprepared for their visit. I realized we were ShOll onc bed, new
guest towels, and, of all things, a cutting
board
for serving cheese
and other snacks.
Of course, for a woodworker to be without a cutting board
seems beyond comprehension, but that,
I
confess, describes
my unfortunate condition at that time. Now, since
I
knew
I
would need to make one (no self-respecting woodworker would
ever buy a cutting board),
I
sought a design that would work
from a practical standpoint, and feature a shape that my visi-
tors might appreciate. My solution? Design and make a cut-
ting board after the lowly salt-water oddity known as the
flounder. After all, my mother, my father (now deceased), Phil,
and
I
had spent countless hours together trying to reel in our
share of these elusive fish over the last several decades. And
yes, enjoying a tasty seafood dinner was, hopefully, the sec-
ond half of our group flounder-fishing experience.
It
might help to explain that a mature flounder (and its West
Coast relative, the halibut) has both eyes on one side of its head,
something that gives the fish its true charm. As the fish grows,
the eye that would otherwise
be
on the botlom
side of the fish migrates to the top side to func-
tion morceffcctively. Nature does look after
its own.•
Here is my cutting board next to the real thing.
Our~toYou
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