• Computer Desk - Make a Computer Desk with one sheet of Plywood in one weekend, for under $100.00.

• Concord Table - The Concord Table, also known as the candle stand table, is a traditional American Favorite.

• Convertible Window Box - Versatility is the selling point of this portable window box, a handsome and practical addition to your porch. It serves dual purposes by functioning as a planter and as a server, both of which enhance your outdoor entertaining area.

• Corner Cabinet - A desktop and computer desk accessories transform this corner cabinet into a handsome, functional work center. A retractable keyboard shelf supports the keyboard at an easy working height. Most furniture sold in stores does not fit well in a corner. But due to its triangular shape and efficient design, a built-in corner cabinet fits naturally into any room corner.

• Corner Reloading Bench (pdf) - This reloading bench is based on plans by M. L. McPherson as published in the October 1993 American Rifleman. The compact footprint that makes good use of corner space that is usually poorly utilized.

• Corner Shelf - This corner shelves project is a very simple weekend project. The shelves are made out of plywood with cheap pine used as the edging to give the effect of a thicker, more solid type of wood.

• Country Shelf - Besides being a great addition to your kitchen or bathroom, this country shelf is a good exercise in cutting curves and sanding edges.

• Cut Inside Corners - Every so often it is necessary to make cuts in areas that on first glance may seem impossible, here are three solutions to such situations.

• Cutting Crown Molding - The advantage to cutting crown molding using this method is that no bevel cut is required. Therefore, when adjusting the saw for out of square corners, the user needs to only adjust the miter system, as opposed to both miter and bevel systems when laying crown materials flat.

• Cutting Wide Boards on a Table Saw - Cutting wide boards using the miter gauge on a table saw.