Classic Shaker Side Table - Popular Woodworking Magazine

Extras“Believe one who has tried it.”— Virgil (70 B.C. - 19 B.C.), Roman author and poetBuy the First IssueOnline Now!Don’t miss out on owning the premiere issueof Woodworking Magazine. Filled with the samegood craftsmanship and sound techniques(and no outside ads) as you see in this issue, ourSpring 2004 issue features:■ Two better ways to cut accurate rabbets■ Tricks to building stub-tenon doors■ Plans for a beautiful Shaker hanging cabinet■ How to get good results from wipe-on finishes■ Plans for a simple tool cabinet■ Reasons why most 6" rules don’t measure up■ Tips and techniques in our Shortcuts section■ Illustrated GlossaryTo order, visit woodworking-magazine.comor call 800-258-0929. But hurry – this specialcollector’s edition won’t last long.Questions AboutWoodworking Magazine?What is Woodworking Magazine?Woodworking Magazineteaches the fundamentalknowledge necessary for good craftsmanship.Our goal is to make you an independent,mindful and competent woodworker by fillingthe inevitable knowledge gaps left by teachingthe craft to yourself. To ensure our magazineis of the highest quality, we challenge woodworking’sconventional wisdom to find thetechniques, materials and tools that work best.Every operation and tool in Woodworking Maga-zinehas been tested time and again by our staffof professional and enthusiastic amateur woodworkersin our shop in Cincinnati.Why is there no advertising?To ensure that Woodworking Magazineis freeof bias – or the perception of bias – we don’taccept any outside advertising from the manufacturersor sellers of woodworking tools andequipment.Who publishes this magazine?And who are the editors?Woodworking Magazine is owned by F+W PublicationsInc. F+W publishes a wide variety ofmagazines and books for the enthusiast on topicsthat include hunting, scrapbooking, gardening,writing and woodworking. The editorsinclude a staff of professional journalists andwoodworkers who also work on a sister publication,Popular Woodworking. Their names, phonenumbers and e-mail addresses are listed onpage 1, as well as online.How often do you publish?And can I purchase future issues?After receiving an overwhelmingly positiveresponse to our first issue, we are pleased topresent our second issue. Our 2005 publishingschedule is now being planned. You can sign upto receive information about future issues of themagazine by visiting our web site and signingup for our free e-mail newsletter.Coming in 2005:■ Arts & Crafts bookcase■ A better way to cut sliding dovetails■ Choose the right marking knife■ Getting great results with shellac■ Bench vises worth buying■ Glass-door display cabinet■ Learning to read the grain■ And a whole lot more!CONTACT USWe welcome letters from readers withcomments about this magazine or aboutwoodworking in general. We try to respondto all correspondence. To send us a letter:■ E-mail: letters@fwpubs.com■ Fax: 513-891-7196■ Mail carrier:Letters • Woodworking Magazine4700 E. Galbraith RoadCincinnati, OH 45236Good Resources Available Online atwoodworking-magazine.com■ Get the latest information about upcomingissues of Woodworking Magazine.■ Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter to getall the news about Woodworking Magazine.■ Have a question about the magazine?Need advice about a woodworking projector buying your next big tool? Head onlineand find contact information to talk with theexperienced staff of Woodworking Magazine.■ Search throughour illustrated WoodworkingGlossary –a comprehensive listthat helps explainmuch of the jargonrelated to the craft.If you encounter anunfamiliar word in thisissue, look it up online.