Wood Magazine 27 by Larry Clayton

Author:Larry Clayton
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Wood, Home and hobby woodworker
Publisher: Meredith Corporation
Published: 1989-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

W hole 1 W deep

Supplies: 2-^36" lengths of W dowel stock. For placement outdoors, use an exterior glue such as slow-set epoxy or resorcinol, and exterior house stain or exterior primer and paint For use indoors, use regular woodworker's glue, stain, and polyurethane.

A COMFY COUNTRY BENCH

4 Check that you're square to the surface, and drill W holes \W deep centered from edge to edge where marked. (We used a portable electric drill.)

5 From Ya" dowel stock, set a stop, and cut six pieces 3Ys" long. Sand a chamfer on each end. (We formed our chamfers on a belt sander.)

6 Next, cut four W-thick scrap spacers. Glue, dowel, and clamp both bench ends together, placing the Ys" spacers between the end pieces for a consistent Ya," gap as shown above right. Save the spacers—you'll use them when joining the seat and back pieces later.

7 Sand a slight round-over on all edges of each bench end.

8 From 2X8" stock, cut the two seat pieces (B) and backrest pieces (C) to length.

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11 Va*

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