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• MISSION BUFFET

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  To complement the dining set we designed the Mission Buffet. There is a great deal of storage behind each of the doors, which has a single glass shelf on each side. The six drawers have half blind dovetails and the small center door has an oak inlay in the center. This has proven to be one of our more popular designs and is easily constructed from white oak solid material and a sheet of 1/4" & 3/4" oak plywood. Size: 44 high by 52" wide and 19 1/2" wide. Skill level Intermediate.

• COMPUTER CENTER

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  This is an efficient workstation. The desktop slides out from the top unit and the keyboard is contained in the false drawer front. The unit is constructed wit h rails and stiles with raised panels. Top and lower section are two pieces. 76"H X 66"W x 25"D. Intermediate to advanced.

• TUDOR BENCH SEAT

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  This classic bench seat is constructed with pegged mortise and tenon joints to assure long life out of doors. The plan shows the double crest sull sized. 62"L x 20"w x 36" H Beginner.

• AURORA END TABLE

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  Aurora End Table. This end table will fit in just about any room. It is the perfect size for beside a chair or at the end of your couch. The proud finger joints in the drawer add a distinctive touch to the piece. Size: 21 1/8" high 21 1/8" deep and 22" wide. Skill level-Intermediate.

• SPEED TOYS FOR BOYS

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  Complete plans are provided for a variety of interesting recreational projects for both boys and girls. The projects all date from the late 1920s when manual arts classes were in their prime and hundreds, if not thousands, of students would enter pushmobile and scooter contests. These nostalgic projects will appeal to baby boomers, grandparents, and hobbyist woodworkers.

• AN INTRODUCTION TO ECCENTRIC SPIRAL TURNING

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  "A valuable work breaking entirely new ground; as one eminent turner remarked, Robinson has something the others hadn't got." (See entry in A Bibliography of the Art of Turning by Abell, Leggat and Ogden). 1906 E.F. Spon, London.