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November 2014
ShopNotes No. 115
Features
Weekend Workshop
16 / All-Purpose, Expandable Worktable
Maximize space in your workshop with this versatile table. From breaking down sheet goods to final assembly, this table does it all.
Dream Shop Project
24 / Router Milling Machine
This exclusive jig makes it easy to add decorative details to your favorite projects. A set of shop-made gears is the key.
Hands-On Technique
32 / Using the Router Milling Machine
We’ll show you how to take advantage of the unique features of the milling jig - from basic tapers to spirals, flutes, and more.
Best-Built Jigs & Fixtures
36 / Pull Saw Miter Box
Accurate, repeatable cuts with your pull saw are no problem with this easy-to-build jig.
Departments
4 / Readers' Tips
Router Workshop
8 / Modular Router Bits
These industrial-design router bits with replaceable cutters are worth a look.
Jigs & Accessories
10 / Cordless Circular Saws
Convenience and portability are great reasons for adding one of these tools to your shop.
Hands-On Technique
14 / Biscuit Joinery Basics
Learn the techniques we use to create strong cases with this fast and easy-to-use joinery tool.
Shop Shortcuts
22 / Shop Short Cuts
In The Shop
42 / Using A Japanese Dozuki
A thin kerf and small, razor-sharp teeth make a pull saw perfect for precision cuts.
Setting Up Shop
44 / Commercial Lumber Racks
Retake control of your lumber with any one of these off-the-shelf storage solutions.
Mastering the Table Saw
46 / Table Saw Makeover
Bring your table saw top back to life and get better cuts - we’ll show you how.
Great Gear
48 / 7 Super Apron Tools
You don’t need deep pockets to get your hands on these useful tools.