Woodworking Newsletter    Vol. 4, Issue 4    March 2010
	From the Archive   Excerpt from The Boy Mechanic, Book 2, 1915. Use for an Old Table An old table of the extension type, that may have a post broken, can be used against the wall in a kitchen as a work table. If there is a damaged part, that side is removed by sawing the crosspieces of the table in two and attaching it to the wall against the leaf which is turned in a reverse position. — Contributed by A.S. Thomas, Gordon, Can.            Other Articles from this Issue   Making a Trestle Table   The Wisdom of the Hands   Return to Newsletter Home       What's New in Woodworking   Milk Paint Magnetic Sweep Retractable Lead Pencil Miter-Slot Slider Bars   Kreg™ Featherboards Kreg™ Router Table Kreg™ Floor-Stand Table Kreg™ Router Lift	News & Events            Upcoming Trade Shows         Features         Subscriber Services         Subscribe Privacy Policy Newsletter Archive