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ISSUE CONTENTS QTY. PRICE PAYPAL

May / June
1982
In This Issue - Setting Up A Home Shop (A great shop doesn't have to be large, a small shop doesn't have to be awkward. Tips and guidelines for success include "Creating a personal shop", and easy improvements to speed your work); Workbenches (They're more than just something to set things on. Design and build one or make yours even better with these ideas for inexpensive construction and accessories. Make your workbench a "personal tool"); Jigs And Fixtures (Homemade helps that increase the safety, versatility, and ease of using the Mark V and other stationary power tools. Complete plans and step-by-step instructions); The "Under-The-Mark V" Cabinet (Make a cabinet using inexpensive plywood to hold a whole shop of accessories, tools and supplies - fit it neatly underneath your Mark V - and store it all in the space of a walk-in closet); Four New Projects (Complete plans and how-to copy for a Wall Desk, a full-length Cheval Mirror, a set of three handy Nesting Tables, and a space-saving Elephant Bed! Projects to save space and add beauty); Clean Cuts, Part 4: Oriental Waterstones (How to use them, store them, care for them. How do they compare with the more familiar oil stones? This question and more answered in this fourth part of our series on sharpening)
1
$5.00

April / May / June
1983
Hands On - Family Journal; A Woodworking Project You'll Have Fun Digging Into: Norm Marshall Toy; The Pendulum Cradle: A Project That Keeps On Giving (You can create an heirloom...A Pendulum Cradle. The classic elegance of its design will be appreciated for generations to come); Workbench; Techniques For Faceplate Turning; Pass The Pasta (Here are three "hot" Kitchen Utensil projects that'll add a personal touch to your cooking. Great gift ideas - they're simple to make); Storystick; Bookshelves (What takes three hours, costs $25, and holds volumes of material? If you guessed simple, inexpensive, easy-to-build Bookshelves, you're right); The Paneled Door: A Personal Touch For Your Home; Safety Dos And Don'ts; A Planer In My Shop
1
$5.00

March / April / May
1984
Hands On - Family Journal; Making Classic Furniture: The Rolltop Desk, Part 1; Safety...A Matter Of Self-Respect; Grade "A" Fun; Designer Woodworking; Off To An Early Start; Joinery: Solving The Puzzle; Getting A Ball Out Of Woodworking; Storystick; Cutting Wide Stock
1
$5.00

September / October
1984
Hands On - Family Journal; Strip Laminate Bending; On The Road Again; 5th Annual Contest Winners; The Right Frame Of Mind; The Luggage Stand; Academy Instructors' Conference; Storystick; Keep It Running Smoothly; Safe Operations: Do's And Don'ts
1
$5.00

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ISSUE	CONTENTS	QTY.	PRICE	PAYPAL
May / June 1982	In This Issue - Setting Up A Home Shop (A great shop doesn't have to be large, a small shop doesn't have to be awkward. Tips and guidelines for success include "Creating a personal shop", and easy improvements to speed your work); Workbenches (They're more than just something to set things on. Design and build one or make yours even better with these ideas for inexpensive construction and accessories. Make your workbench a "personal tool"); Jigs And Fixtures (Homemade helps that increase the safety, versatility, and ease of using the Mark V and other stationary power tools. Complete plans and step-by-step instructions); The "Under-The-Mark V" Cabinet (Make a cabinet using inexpensive plywood to hold a whole shop of accessories, tools and supplies - fit it neatly underneath your Mark V - and store it all in the space of a walk-in closet); Four New Projects (Complete plans and how-to copy for a Wall Desk, a full-length Cheval Mirror, a set of three handy Nesting Tables, and a space-saving Elephant Bed! Projects to save space and add beauty); Clean Cuts, Part 4: Oriental Waterstones (How to use them, store them, care for them. How do they compare with the more familiar oil stones? This question and more answered in this fourth part of our series on sharpening)	1	$5.00
April / May / June 1983	Hands On - Family Journal; A Woodworking Project You'll Have Fun Digging Into: Norm Marshall Toy; The Pendulum Cradle: A Project That Keeps On Giving (You can create an heirloom...A Pendulum Cradle. The classic elegance of its design will be appreciated for generations to come); Workbench; Techniques For Faceplate Turning; Pass The Pasta (Here are three "hot" Kitchen Utensil projects that'll add a personal touch to your cooking. Great gift ideas - they're simple to make); Storystick; Bookshelves (What takes three hours, costs $25, and holds volumes of material? If you guessed simple, inexpensive, easy-to-build Bookshelves, you're right); The Paneled Door: A Personal Touch For Your Home; Safety Dos And Don'ts; A Planer In My Shop	1	$5.00
March / April / May 1984	Hands On - Family Journal; Making Classic Furniture: The Rolltop Desk, Part 1; Safety...A Matter Of Self-Respect; Grade "A" Fun; Designer Woodworking; Off To An Early Start; Joinery: Solving The Puzzle; Getting A Ball Out Of Woodworking; Storystick; Cutting Wide Stock	1	$5.00
September / October 1984	Hands On - Family Journal; Strip Laminate Bending; On The Road Again; 5th Annual Contest Winners; The Right Frame Of Mind; The Luggage Stand; Academy Instructors' Conference; Storystick; Keep It Running Smoothly; Safe Operations: Do's And Don'ts	1	$5.00