This cupboard captures the essence of a primitive slant-back cupboard without being pretentious. Best of all, though, you don't need to have a supply of old wood or moldings on hand to make the piece. The cupboard can be constructed entirely of 3/4 inch pine boards and stock molding available at your local lumber-yard.

The design of this deck table is based on an idea that's been used for everything from stools to small tables. As a side table for your barbecue grill, an extra serving table in the dining room, or in some other capacity, this little fold-away table will find many uses.

Fishing rods don't usually fare very well when stored in closets, garages, basements or attics. Better to keep them in a rack like this, where they can be given a measure of protection. It also makes a handsome display for the living room or den.

The punched-tin panels, black iron hinges and simple casework make this little pine cabinet a country gem you'll want to put in a prominent spot.

The availability of inexpensive sanding drums has made possible the construction of low-cost shop-built spindle sanders. Our design takes the simple motor-in-a-box spindle sander one step further. Its adjustable table and replaceable insert enable the owner to use any number of different size and design sanding drums, from shaft type to threaded.