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September 2010
ShopNotes No. 94
Easy & Accurate Thin-Strip Ripping
Drill Press Table & Fence System
Cutoff Storage Bins
Miter Vise
Features
Dream Shop Project
18 / Drill Press Table & Fence System
Get more from your drill press with this top-notch upgrade. Built-in dust collection, a large worksurface, and easy clamping features make it a must-have.
Storage Solutions
28 / Cutoff Storage Bins
Keeping short stock and cutoffs organized is a challenge. But in a weekend, you can build this handy storage system with a few sheets of MDF and some hardboard.
Hands-On Technique
32 / Perfect Miters — Top 10 Tips
Follow these time-tested tips and techniques for cutting and assembling tight-fitting miters every time — guaranteed.
Best-Built Jigs & Fixtures
36 / Miter Vise
Featuring sturdy arms and an adjustable clamping block, this vise lends a hand when gluing up miter joints of almost any size.
Departments
4 / Readers' Tips
Router Workshop
8 / Foolproof Hinge Mortises
Here’s a simple jig and technique for routing flawless hinge mortises.
Mastering the Table Saw
10 / Easy & Accurate Thin-Strip Ripping
Looking for great results when ripping thin strips? These techniques show you how.
Jigs & Accessories
14 / Power Up Your Drill Press
With a few handy add-ons, you can make your drill press even more accurate and versatile.
Shop Shortcuts
26 / Shop Short Cuts
Shop-tested techniques and tips to solve your woodworking problems.
In The Shop
42 / Getting More Out of Cordless Drills
Getting the best results from this shop workhorse means knowing the basics.
Setting Up Shop
44 / Small Shop Set-Up Secrets
Arrange your workbench and power tools to make the most of limited space.
Materials & Hardware
46 / The Basics of Edgebanding
Edgebanding is a great way to hide a plywood edge. Here’s what you need to know to choose and use edgebanding for your projects.
Great Gear
48 / The Versatile Micro-Pinner
A pin nailer makes attaching molding profiles a breeze — and almost invisible.