September/October 2002
Volume 10, Number 5
  1. Hardwood Train
    -Instructions     
    -Patterns 
    -Buyer's Guide
    Made of several hardwoods, this train will be loved by adults and children alike.
    By Linda Hendry
  1. Train Shelf
    A great place to store and show the hard-wood train when not in use.
    By Linda Hendry
  1. Shop Drill Cabinet
    Help organize your shop with this cabinet. With its own electrical outlet inside, your batteries will always be charged.
    By Rob Joseph
  1. Napkin Rings
    The use of various woods laminated together make these napkin rings an interesting addition to your table.
    By Michael Theriault
  1. Media Case 
    Store your CD's or DVD's in this free-standing, hinged oak case.
    By Bob Chapla
  1. Turned Candlesticks
    Different woods, a different angle, and you've turned out some great candlesticks.
    By Tory Allman

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  1. Football Hero Puzzle
    Pick your team, pick your paint and in no time you can have a puzzle of your favorite player.
    By Linda Hendry
  1. CD Albums
    Simple, yet very useful. These albums can be adapted to hold photo pages, too.
    By Linda Hendry
  1. Wader Hanger
    From waders to rain boots, finally, a place to hang that wet foot gear!
    By William Stamatis
  1. Chinese Checkers
    When you're not playing, this favorite classic marble game looks great on the wall for storage.
    By Linda Hendry
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