This new, easy-to-navigate and searchable CD gives you instant access to all six 2002 issues of Popular Woodworking magazine – plus you get a bonus — Issue 1 of our sister publication, Woodworking Magazine. And what's more, a simple click on a cover line or title in the table of contents takes you instantly to the story you want. Here's just a sample of what you'll find:

Eight time-tested tricks for dealing with wood movement, from renowned furniture maker and woodworking teacher Lonnie Bird. With this expert advice, you'll ensure your projects expand and contract — not self-destruct.

The Ultimate Tool Cabinet — a piece that would look as good in your dining room as in your shop. This father-and-son project from Malcolm and Glen Huey is a masterwork in case construction, and will help you understand how to design tool storage for whatever type of tool cabinet is in your future.

Glen Huey gives you step-by-step plans for building a Shaker Press Cupboard — a piece that's been so popular with his clients that he finally retired it from his repertoire. So here, he shows you how to make your own.

Learn a few simple tricks from Troy Sexton, and you'll be able to build a stunning extension table large enough to seat the entire clan for any family gathering.

Plus, you'll discover the premiere issue of Woodworking Magazine — a publication that takes a different approach to teaching woodworking. Many woodworkers get sidetracked by the different approaches to the craft. While almost all the techniques may work, we know from our years of shop experience that some are more accurate and easier than others. We try out every technique and trick we can find for a woodworking operation, compare them and tell you the easiest way to get the best results. In our inaugural issue, you'll learn many things, including Better Ways to Cut Accurate Rabbets, Making Stub-Tenon Doors and Using the Simple Wipe-on Finish. Then use these techniques to build two great projects: a classic Shaker Hanging Cabinet and a useful Hanging Tool Cabinet.