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NEW BEST OF FWW: SMALL WOODWORKING SHOPS

NEW BEST OF FWW: SMALL WOODWORKING SHOPS
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Locating and organizing your shop, good floor plans, essential tools, good choices for lighting and heating, dust control and collection, shop safety, benches, vises, aprons, and pegboards. These are articles that have appeared in recent Fine Woodworking Magazine issues.

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