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BOOK: Build Your Own Kitchen Cabinets — $16.49
The system explained in Build Your Own Kitchen Cabinets is unique because it fully exploits the versatility of modern hardware to make things faster, stronger and better. Instead of building a separate base for each lower cabinet, Proulx plugs you into the world of adjustable feet. These gizmos take just a minute to install and take most of the headaches out of installing cabinets. In fact, these legs can still keep a run of kitchen cabinets perfectly in line even if the floor is out of level by...

BOOK: No Fear Home Improvement — $11.53
Learn how to tackle over 100 common home repairs and improvements. This book's color-coded chapters are easy to navigate and chock-full of helpful photographs and drawings. Find out what tools you'll need to work on typical projects from electrical and plumbing repairs to painting and other improvements.

BOOK: I Can Do That! Woodworking Projects — $13.59
I Can Do That! Woodworking Projects shows the absolute beginner how to create twenty quality furniture projects with a modest kit of tools in less than two days of shop time while using only materials that are available at any home center. The enclosed tool manual explains all the tools and shows you how to perform the basic operations in a step-by-step format. By replacing much of the complicated joinery common in woodworking with mechanical fasteners (biscuits and pocket screws) the learning curve...

DVD: Finishes That Pop with Glen D. Huey — $19.95
More than 40 minutes of step-by-step instruction. Easy, repeatable results. Understand aniline dyes. Add depth to your finish with boiled linseed oil. Discover shellac secrets. Use glaze to add age.

BOOK: Fun And Easy Intarsia Projects — $11.66
This arty craft of shaping and fitting together multi-colored pieces of wood in picture-like form provides real entertainment in the shop. It's an easy craft to learn and doesn't require a lot of tools and materials.

SUBSCRIPTION: Popular Woodworking Magazine - U.S — $19.96
Inspiring projects that build your skills and make your shop time more rewarding. Technique articles from professional woodworkers including Mike Dunbar, Don McConnell, Ted Brown and Troy Sexton. The best finishing methods by expert Bob Flexner. Tool Reviews based on shop tests that arm you with the knowledge you need to make smart buying decisions. A unique section - "Woodworking Essentials" - This ongoing series tackles a must-know topic from A to Z - like setting up shop, table saw use, rules...

BOOK: The Smart Woman's Guide to Homebuilding — $15.59
Attention all smart women--and men! Learn the ins and outs, details, and problems you'll likely encounter when building or renovating your home. Chapters cover the art of interviewing, hiring, and working cooperatively with your project's key players. Helpful to-do lists and expert advice guide you through the process of hiring—and working with—the right builder or remodeling company. You'll learn valuable techniques for effectively communicating with your architect, loan officer, contractor, interior...

CD: The Experts' Guide to the Business of Woodworking — $24.99
Configure your shop for maximum efficiency. Buy your tools and build your jigs so they earn their keep. Keep records that allow you to set accurate prices. Find new business and keep the old. Estimate your average materials costs. Develop the right business image and marketing plan. Includes 6 bonus furniture projects with plans and step-by-step photos.

PRINT Special: Essential Guide to Table Saws January 2007 — $69.99
In most shops, the Table Saw is the most-used machine. This special publication, available only at newstands and on our website is a compilation of some of our best articles on tuning, tweaking and using your saw, accurately, efficiently and safely. Included is our noted "Woodworking Essentials" series on the table saw by Nick Engler. Also featured is Jim Tolpin's Universal Rip Fence and a look at new saws and new accessories.

BOOK: Working With Power Tools — $17.12
>In this collection of expert advice culled from the pages of Fine Woodworking magazine, you'll learn techniques, tricks and approaches for choosing, using and tuning power tools to bring out the best of your woodworking talents. Whether you're new to the craft or already on your fifth router, this book is bound to help vault you forward in the world of woodworking.

DIGITAL Issue: Popular Woodworking December 2005 — $69.99
Find the best price on the best drill as we put 14.4v cordless drills through real world tests. Learn the untold story behind Shaker construction methods as Kerry Pierce visits the Pleasant Hill, KY Shaker community and takes an in depth look. We take 10 common joints, drop an anvil on each one and learn some surprising lessons about joint strength and modern glue. Bob Flexner shows you how to keep your spray gun operating like new, and Adam Cherubini reveals the mysteries of his last years Hand...

DIGITAL Issue: Popular Woodworking April 2007 — $69.99
Our cover project is a set of the ever-popular Barrister bookcases. What sets our version apart is that we have designed them to be simple to build. Our "I Can Do That" project is a reproduction of a Shaker set of shelves. Adam Cherubini shows how stock was prepared in the 18th-century, and Michael Dunbar reveals his methods for sensible inexpensive sharpening. Bob Flexner details his methods for repairing chairs, and Scott Gibson continues our "Woodworking Essentials" series with an in depth article...

DIGITAL Project: Slider — $5.00
You will enjoy making this box patterned after the candle boxes once made by the Shakers. Step-by-step photos and instruction teach you how to make a raised panel and cut grooves and tenons, a method that you can later adapt to the making of drawers and cabinets. Requires intermediate woodworking skills. Project plan includes tool and materials list, step-by-step photos and instructions.

DIGITAL Issue: Popular Woodworking January 2000 — $69.99
Before you buy another tool, check out our picks of the 12 Best New Tools of 1999. Walk through The Amazing Rise of Home Woodworking as we look at powerful and inexpensive machines on the market. Cabinetmaker Glen Huey shows you how to build the Table Saw Tenon Jig he uses everyday to make tenons and even sliding dovetails. Inspired by the traditional cabinetry of Japan, this Step Tansu chest can be pressed into service in almost any room of your house. Make huge points with your family as you do...