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Popular Woodworking 2005 Index-by Issue 14Out on a Limb:Value ofWoodworkingOut of theWoodwork:Woodshop PestControlWoodworkingMiter SawWoodworkingEssentials Chp. 7:AdvancedTechniquesA Better Table fora Drill PressShanesy,Steve techniques August-05 8 1Sieling, PeterThiel, DavidEngler, NickHedberg, Erictools andshop August-05 96 1tools andshop August-05 66 6tools andshop August-05 8tools andshopOctober-05 36 6Can professionalwoodworkers survivein the 21st century?Will the work createdtoday ever bring theremarkable prices ofantiques? Steveexplores thedifferences betweenthen and now.A humorous look ona lumberyard ownersapproach tocontrolling snakes,small mammals andchildren.Compound mitersaws are great tools,but out of the boxthey are more suitedto job-site roughcarpentry than inshopwoodworker.David explains whatto look for in a sawand then adds aninexpensive fence,stop and tablesystem. Turn yoursaw into a precisionmachine that deliversaccuracy,repeatability andeasier use.Here's how to get themost from yourtablesaw. Thischapter coverseverything fromcutting coves andodd-shaped boardsto pattern sawingand kerf bending.The problem withmost drill pressesisn’t the machine;it’s the table andfence. Here is an allpurposetable andfence system thatwill turn any drillpress into a precisionwoodworking
Popular Woodworking 2005 Index-by Issue 15machine.Arts & Mysteries:The Secrets toSawing FastCherubini,AdamtechniquesAt the Lathe: Howto Pursue an IdealForm Ditmer, Judy techniquesBent Laminations Lang, Robert projectBuild an Oil WickePeterson,SamuelprojectOctober-05 42 4October-05 96 3October-05 76 6October-05 61 1Do you really need atable saw? Adammakes a case forsawing by hand,showing you thetools and techniquesthat were efficientlyused in days goneby.Using a variety ofturned objects asexamples, Judydiscusses the basicsof good design,getting good ideasfrom other mediums,acquiring good taste,and the impossibilityof perfection.You don’t need tosteam wood to makea curved form. Weshow you how toglue multiple thinstrips on a form tocreate curved shapesfrom flat lumberwhile making acontemporary wallhung shelf.If you’re slidingdown the slipperyslope of hand tools,this ancient benchaccessory willlubricate the sole ofyour plane in just afew seconds. Atraditionalwoodworker showsyou how to makeand use this nearlyforgotten benchaccessory.
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