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Pages: 9, Digital, Thomson Gale

Norm encounters Matt Buckley, an appraiser and antiques expert, who shows him an interesting Nest of Tables, and Norm is intrigued by these three small mahogany tables that store into one another to form a "nest". This example is English circa 1920, derived from the "Chippendale" style. Norm builds his own from walnut and mahogany, including the inlay details of the original.

30"H. Complete hand-made construction. Includes approval drawing, wood certification and construction specification. Finish (painted or stained) can be any custom color and includes approval sample. Premium reclaimed wood is based on availability. Standard 1" Top = .75" to .875", Thick 2" Top = 1.50" to 1.75".

Won't this look great in your dollhouse garage sale, outdoor scene or basement work room? The miniature tabletop is meant to be used on top of a pair of sawhorses. The doll house miniature tabletop is 5 1/2 inches long and 2 1/4" wide.

While touring Savannah, Georgia, Norm found the inspiration for this unique piece in Marty Johnson's antique collection. Though its name (Turkey table) remains a mystery, there's no question that its graceful three-leaf-clover design makes it an attractive and practical accent table. Norm brings a little bit of Georgia back to the New Yankee Workshop when he creates the table out of Southern heart pine.

In Savannah, Georgia, Norm meets Greg Guenther, a respected local craftsman known for his skills at making period furniture and for his restoration work of Historic Savannah mansions. Here Norm spies a stunning nineteenth-century, black walnut, drop-leaf dining table with graceful turned legs and joins him in his workshop for a lesson on how to master a high-gloss finishing technique, before building his own dining table.

Pages: 240, Paperback, Fox Chapel Publishing

It's a great family gathering table and perfect for playing games with the kids, Norm claimed when he discovered the original in a private collection in Savannah. The ingenious design of this table features a lazy Susan centerpiece which can easily be removed for more formal gatherings. While building this piece out of salvaged pine, Norm shares his secrets for creating the spindle centerpiece with minimal hardware.

Workshop Table, Width 96 In., Depth 48 In., Height 33 To 37 In., Material Hardboard, Color Gray, Formed Shape, Frame Material Steel, Assembly Required, Includes 6 Posts

You can't always bring the project to your workshop, but now you can bring your workshop to the project with this cool Power 8 Workshop. You can run a table saw, scroll saw, drill press, hammer drill, circular saw and jigsaw with the powerful 18V battery and because the tools attach to the built-in workbench, you can do precision work wherever you are. The kit also includes a halogen light, 3-bubble spirit level, a variety of drill bits, replacement blades and more. And it all fits into a carry bag...

Now that the threat of “frost” is really behind us, are you ready to get started on your edible garden? The first in the series of “Garden to the Table” Workshops are now open for registration. The first class will be a “how-to” and “what-to” plant, for containers to large plots and every size in-between, and the novice and expert gardener alike. Stephen will be arming you with easy instructions and the confidence to be successful. There will be plenty of time for Q&A and refreshments too. (Getting...

Shula’s Steak House’s Barbecued Shrimp. Ruth’s Chris Steak House’s Warm Peppered Tenderloin Steak Salad. Emeril’s Delmonico’s Dry-Aged Rib-Eye; Saltgrass Steakhouse Garlic Mashed Potatoes. Roasted Fresh Asparagus Spears; Emeril's Essence Creole Seasoning (Bayou Blast). Morton’s of Chicago’s World Famous Hot Chocolate Cake. Sample Recipe: Emeril’s Worcestershire Sauce.

There’s nothing like the taste of fresh pasta. Learn to make homemade pasta from a few staple ingredients using a few simple techniques; then create pasta dishes celebrating the flavors of the season.

The tablesaw is the workhorse in any woodworking shop. Not only does Charles explain how it works and how to set it up, but he also shows you how to use it. You will also see a variety of tablesaw jigs that you can make to enable you to get better results for all your woodworking projects. Whether you're a beginner or a professional you'll enjoy the humor and experience that Charles brings to a variety of topics. Charles' DVD's present tough woodworking information and techniques in a very logical...

New zinc top table on trestle base with distressed paint finish. Made in our own Old Plank Workshop, this table is strong and stable and ideal for casual dining. It can be made in any size with the base painted any color. Please call or email for a quote.

Size: 9"H x 6"W x 7"D. Made of plastic and resin. Twinkling lights w/animation. Set on a revolving base, the scene turns to fully reveal all the details to be found both inside with Santa and his elves and outside with a reindeer looking in from the snow. 3 way switch for lights and motion with or without music. Requires 3 "AA" batteries (not included).

NOTE: Measured drawings are not available for this project. As with his previous programs dedicated to a single tool, Norm takes viewers on a special two-part program that explores the usefulness of the table saw. In the first program, he concentrates on the most common task a table saw will be asked to doripping. In part 2, Norm demonstrates dadoing. He then evaluates miter gauges and much more.

First 18-volt cordless table saw, drill press, and scroll saw in the world More than eight functions: table saw, drill press, scroll saw, circular saw, jigsaw, drill/driver, halogen light, and level Patented POWERhandle with lightweight soft grips and ergonomic form Innovative stainless steel armored case transforms into sturdy workstation Features one-hour charging system, Manufacturer: POWER8workshop