Lots of other useful information for finding sizes of screws and washers

Medium-size storage for bits and bobs

I made my red boxes out of wood and kicked them up a notch by making them in three different sizes, 6 in., 12 in, and 18 in. wide.

By Asa Christiana #226–May/June 2012 Issue

• ceramic alumina wheels
• diamond dresser

The Outermost Chair is a loving homage to the original Adirondack chair designed by Thomas Lee in 1903. That first design has spawned thousands of variations, but Outermost Home founder Chris Nagle wanted to return to the elegant, dynamic form of the original — timeless in design and constructed for endurance and longevity. Each chair is crafted of solid sapele mahogany, notched for structural integrity, and finished using stainless steel fasteners. All Outermost Chairs are crafted in partnership with Cape Associates Custom Builders, located on the Outer Cape.

By Sean Clarke Issue 225
I’ll show you how to prep a wood door properly whether it has been painted or varnished, how to make minor repairs, how to apply an epoxy sealer, and finally, how to build up a varnish finish that yields a durable, clear shine.

If you’ve got a table saw, here’s a new way to put it to work: making cabinet doors. You don’t need any special jigs— just your saw, large or small, a miter gauge and a sharp blade. And you don’t need any specially prepared wood; material from a home center will be fine.