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Desks,
Bookcases & Entertainment Centers Working
Furniture for Your Home Best of Woodworkers Journal
Softcover
215 x 280mm 153pp Published
by Fox Chapel Publishing Co. Inc., East Petersburg PA USA
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Federal Secretary Desk

Queen Anne's Writing Desk

Santa Fe Style Desk

A Cherry Arts & Crafts
Stereo Cabinet

Computer Desk

Compact Computer Cabinet

Build a Knockdown Bookcase
from One Sheet of Plywood

Modular Barrister's Bookcases

Architectural Moldings for
the Itasca Bookcase

Heirloom Bookcase
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Extract
from back cover of book: Well-made
furniture needs to accomplish two things: it needs to work hard in your home and
look good doing it. Your desk needs to help you get your work done, your bookcases
need to hold lots of stuff without a complaint, and your entertainment center
is essential in bringing your family together for years to come. Now,
with Desks, Bookcases & Entertainment Centers and the help of Woodworker's
Journal, America's leading woodworking authority, you too can build hard-working
and beautiful furniture for the home. From an Arts & Crafts stereo cabinet to
a Queen Anne writing desk, this book delivers a variety of 15 good-looking projects
that will get to work providing comfort and functionality the moment they leave
your shop. Plus, each project includes detailed plans, expert instructions, and
helpful tips to ensure your finished piece is built to last. What's
Inside: - 15 attractive and functional projects in a variety of classic styles -
Comprehensive material lists - Easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions -
Detailed technical end exploded drawings - Helpful quick tips from the experts
Photos:
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Federal Secretary Desk by Dick Coers Federal styling, an
American response to various European influences, relies on a combination of simple
elements to create an elegant complete design. With that goal in mind, our secretary
features oval inlays and book-matched burl veneer, together with tapered legs
and slender, light-colored inlay strips. Queen
Anne's Writing Desk by Chris Inman No furniture is more refined
than Queen Anne, and our desk is full of the graceful curves that characterize
the style. If you have never taken on the challenge of making cabriole legs, now
is the time. Santa
Fe Style Desk by Rick White The popularity of southwest style
furniture is growing rapidly, and we have captured its rich, traditional look
in our desk design. The front apron, stretchers, and backsplash have an elegant
stepped lift, and the overall appearance is understated without being stark. A
Cherry Arts & Crafts Stereo Cabinet by Mike McGlynn In the
spirit of the Arts and Crafts movement, furniture should be beautiful well-made
and functional. Our custom piece captures those tenets while using both traditional
and state-of-the-art joinery. Computer
Desk by Bill Hylton Sooner or later, a busy woodworking writer
needs to get his desk organized. But what if the current desk doesn't cut it?
If you are due for a new desk too, our project will give your router a good workout.
Modular
Computer Desk by Rick White These days, almost everyone owns
a computer. Even if you do most of your work on screen, there are still notes
to pen, bills to pay, and paraphernalia to keep organized on a desktop. Our four-piece
modular desk gives you plenty of room for it all, and you can organize these components
any way you like to suit your workspace. Compact
Computer Cabinet by Rick White Most of us need a suitable piece
of furniture to house all of our computer equipment, but an effective workstation
does not have to look like a desk. Our armoire-style cabinet not only holds all
of the gadgets but also hides them discreetly. Build
a Knockdown Bookcase from One Sheet of Plywood by Chris Inman Here's
proof that well-designed knockdown furniture can be sturdy and attractive, while
still maintaining its most important features easy disassembly and compact storage.
The design is made with the frugal (or modestly budgeted) in mind: You'll only
need one sheet of plywood, a little solid stock, and a handful of knockdown connectors
to hold the parts together. Modular
Barrister's Bookcases by Rick White We will forgive you if you
have a burgeoning home library it's tough to resist the urge to collect books,
even in today's world of instant media and DVDs. If you are looking for a neat
and attractive way to store your volumes, modular bookcases just might be the
ticket. Start with two or three and build more as the need arises. Architectural
Moldings for the Itasca Bookcase by Paul Lee Some casework designs,
particularly tall pieces, can look stark without a well-conceived treatment of
decorative moldings. Our bookcase is an excellent example of moldings done right.
With roots in urban architecture, the corbels, arches, and intricate - bricking
break up its tall form and tend a grounded sensibility. Heirloom
Bookcase by Rick White With its bowed front, fluted accents,
and mahogany veneers, our classic bookcase design will expand your woodworking
skills and , deliver a project worthy of the ages. If you have not yet invested
in a vacuum press for veneering, now would be a good time to get one you are going
to need it. Walnut
Library Bookcase by Rick White You will add a touch of elegant
formality to your den or study when this handsome bookcase adorns a wall. Its
built-up crown, fluted styles, and rosette accents include all of the classical
elements. Choose some figured or burled walnut plywood to : complete the package.
Entertainment
Center for Two by Rick White If you would like to build a substantial
display piece for the den or family room, our entertainment center offers the
best of two worlds: With its unique sliding door in their closed position, the
cabinet displays your family's favorite collectibles. Entertainment
Center by Rick White Cherry dentil moldings crown this third
generation of our most requested plan, and building it yourself can save you thousands
of dollars. An
Elegant Entertainment Center by Rick White Picture our beautiful
mahogany and smoked glass cabinet in your living room. It can hold a large television,
a stereo system, and your music and video collections without overpowering the
room. It is a good exercise in big casework construction and gives you a chance
to try your hand at basic veneering. |