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Arbor Bench

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By Craig Ruegsegger, Kevin Boyle Verified
| WOOD Magazine
This simple arbor with a two-person bench invites you to sit a spell, rest a beverage on one of the wide arms, and lean back with a good book or a cozy conversation with a companion. Rather than dominate the landscape, it’s sized to sit comfortably within it, providing a perfect perch to soak in some sun or shade and a few birdsongs. Build the arbor as five subassemblies that you then put together on-site: two side assemblies, the seat, the seat back, and trellis.
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Scalloped-Base Nightstand

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By Craig Ruegsegger, Kevin Boyle Verified
| WOOD Magazine
Rest easy; this simple-to-build case won’t cause you any sleepless nights. Sturdy solid-wood legs and aprons cover the edges of the plywood used for the sides, while solid-wood edging hides the plywood top. Templates ensure you shape the scalloped aprons perfectly. And the simple joinery for the spacious drawers is cut on the tablesaw. FIRST, CHOOSE SIDES 1 From ¾" cherry plywood, cut the side panels (A) to size [Drawing 1]. 2 From solid cherry, cut the side aprons (B) and front apron (C) to size.
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Secret-Door Cellarette

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By Zach Brown, Kevin Boyle Verified, Brian Bergstrom
| WOOD Magazine
Before refrigeration, a cellarette was the free-standing furniture item used to store, and sometimes cool, beverages before serving. They were found in fashionable European houses and drinking establishments as early as the 15th century. During the Prohibition era in the United States, cellarettes saw a resurgence in popularity, disguised by clever scofflaws as everyday furniture or a shelf full of books.
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