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Extract
from back cover of book: Practical,
versatile, and just plain fun to build, cabinets are one of the most popular woodworking
projects. Now, Cabinets & Storage Solutions: Furniture to Organize Your
Home brings you 16 of the best storage-furniture designs from some of the
finest woodworkers in the country - all selected from the pages of Woodworker's
Journal, the most trusted name in woodworking. From
a simple toy chest, to an innovative angler's cabinet, to an elegant cherry china
closet - this book delivers plenty of creative solutions to your home storage
problems. Plus, there are projects suitable for every woodworking skill level
from the enthusiastic beginner to the seasoned pro. Each project includes detailed
plans, expert instructions, and helpful tips to ensure that your finished piece
is both great-looking and long-lasting. What's
Inside: - 16 beautiful and practical cabinet and storage projects for every
room of your home - Comprehensive material lists - Easy-to-follow step-by-step
instructions - Detailed technical and exploded drawings - Helpful quick
tips from the experts Photos:
Colour Units
of Measurement: Imperial Contents Heirloom
Collector's Cabinet by Dean Holzman Set aside a weekend and
some clear maple lumber for building this old-fashioned piece. The mullioned door
and batten back add authenticity. Blanket
Chest by Rick White This charming cherry chest bypasses mortise-and-tenon
joints in favor of rabbets and laps, making it easy to build without compromising
strength or capacity. Your
Own Steamer Trunk by Rick White You'll probably never use this
sturdy, handsome trunk for an ocean voyage, but it's the perfect accent piece
at the foot of the bed for storing winter blankets. Eastern
Shore Chest by Bill Hylton Here's the perfect project for expanding
your routing skills. It combines cope-and-stick joints with sliding dovetails
and raised panels. Jelly
Cupboard Reproduction by Tim Johnson To learn furniture design,
reproduce an antique. The original of this piece was built entirely with hand
tools, so for a real trip back in time,-try doing the same. Angler's
Cabinet by Rick White If you love to fish, you're sure to have
a closet full of fishing gear to contend with. This handsome pine angler's cabinet
provides plenty of storage for rods, tackle boxes, and waders. Early
American Dresser by Stuart Barron Walk a mile in the shoes of
a colonial cabinetmaker, and you'll learn a lot about how an heirloom is made.
This piece even has a not-so-secret drawer. Scandinavian-Style
Sideboard by Rick White A short base and a broad, low cabinet
define a sideboard. This one has flush-fit drawers and doors and a beveled top
for that Scandinavian flavor. Bowfront
Bureau by Rick White Bending wood can be challenging, but these
graceful curves can be managed with simple jigs and bendable plywood. Backyard
Barbecue Cart by David Larson You can wheel this sturdy, Corian-topped
cart around on the deck or patio, and it's roomy enough to store all your outdoor
cooking utensils plus a couple of bags of charcoal. Arts
and Crafts Hutch by Bruce Kieffer Building an exquisite piece
like this is a labor of love. This hutch is not a reproduction, but a totally
new design based on traditional mission-era furniture. Cherry
China Cabinet by Rick White This china cabinet features classic
clean lines, gentle arches, and hidden hardware. It's amply sized to store all
your table finery, with glass upper doors for displaying your treasures. Greene
and Greene-Inspired Dresser by Mike McGlynn This chest of drawers
has an extraordinary number of parts, and putting them together requires logic
and care but the results will be well worth the trouble. Weekend
Toy Box by Mike McGlynn Safe and sturdy, stylish and practical,
this weekend project is easy to build, and it will remain useful as a keepsake
chest or a bench long after the kids have left home. Flat-Screen
TV Cabinet by Mike McGlynn Here's a modern cabinet with a tricky
motorized lift for your flat-screen TV set. It's a slick way to make that dead-black
box go away when you aren't watching it. Ruhlmann
Cabinet by Mike McGlynn This entertainment center is likely
to be the trickiest project you'll ever tackle, but it's also likely to be one
of the most rewarding. |