ChairsFortuneBelter, 71,65birch-burl, 66' 116box side-, 73,45and Chair Loc, 70,12, 71,6Chinese, of glueless joints, 68,66-69Chippendale, making, 73,86-87corner, 71,38de Stijl, drawings source for, 66,4dining, upholstered, 68:8518th-Cent., design problems in, 67,55-56English contemporary, 67,124glue for, 70,12leg-tenon jig for, 67,10maple and leather, 68:52miniature, 66:86nylon-cord seated, 68,84Olympic shell, 72,122opaque- lacquered, 73:56papal, 68: I 20Queen Anne, arms for, 71:12rung-hole boring for, 69,43, 46-47rungs for, fitting, 71,6rung tenons for, 64, 12 (errata, 66:4)rustic, 66:40, 41sculpt-backed, 68,84Southwestern priest's, 72,90spindles for, making, 69:45-46steam bent, 73,45trapezoidal plywood, 73,130upholstered desk, 68,52, 55upholstered dining, 68:53upholstery process fo r, 68:53-55Windsor-Nakashima, 68:85and wood movement, 67:53See also Windsor chairs.Chalklines, using, 70,78Chambers, Robert, makes chairs, 71,36-37(erratum, 72:4)Chamfers,belt-sander jig for, 72,10on dowels, pencil sharpener for, 72,12Cherry, black (Prunus serofina),Colonial attitude toward, 67:4described, 66,64-66lye darkening of, discussed, 66,20, 67,6steam bending, 67, 18Vinegar bleaching of, 66,20Chest of drawers. See Bureaus.Chests,cherry dowel-hinged, 70,112of matchsticks, 67,132Southwestern, 72,9 1, 93Children,in workshOps, fiats against, 71,6, 73,6Chinaberry (Melia azedarach), described,69,89Chinese design:joinery in, 68,66-69books on, 73:53, 54motifs of, incorporating, 73:52-55Chippendale, design problems in, 67:55-56Chisels,mortise, described, 66,67-69mortise, making, 66,7 1sharpening, 66,48sheaths for, leather, 66,6sheaths for, Plastic-Dip, 66:8- 10See also Sharpening. Slicks. Stropping.Chopsticks, pictured, 70:46Christmas ornaments, making, 73,68-70Cimarron Collection, The, table by, 72,90Cincinnati Fan & Ventilator Co., Inc., dustcollectors, reviewed, 67,74, 75Circles:compass cutter for, 67,12jigsaw trammel for, 72,8Circular-saw blades:"buzzing " correcting 72'16noisy, qu'jeting, 68: 12 ' .stabilizers for, 68: 12, 70,6, 72,16thin-kerf, for smoother cut, 71:4Circular-saw blades, carbide:about, 70,36-41for smoother cut, 71,4Clamp 'N Tool, source for, 67, 14Clamps,aligning eelge-gluing, 70,8cam, making, 71,71for extension tables, 67,14picture-framing, making, 73,8pipe, bench vise from, 71, 10pipe, foam pipe insulation for, 72:8welders' locking pliers as, 68,8See also Sash clamps. Vacuum clamps.Clocks, miniature, 66:86eNc. See specific machine, computerizedCocobolo (Dalbergia retusa), bleeding With,69, 12Coffee tables,Chinese-style, with glueless jOinery, 68:68-69curved-dovetail, making, 71,75opaque-lacquered, 73:56oval pedastal, making, 71:72-74ribbon-benCh, making, 71,74-75rustic, 66,4 ISouthwestern Mimbres, 72:90See also Tabletops.Coloring. See Lacquer: coloring with.Compasses, large, improvised, 70,78-79Computers, cabinetry by, 67,60Contact cement:540-psi spray, 67,77for marquetry, 67,77for veneer, industrial-strength, 68:80Containers, geometriC, 73:46Cope joints, making, 71:63Corian, for guitars, 67:49Corner cupboards, wormy mahogany, 73, 132CounterSink, quiCk-Change, 67,8Coutts, Joe, carving by, 72,128Covington, Ben, chair by, 68, 120Cow Brand carpet-and-room deodorizer,source for, 68:6Cowman, Sophie, carving by, 69,1 12Cracks,glue for, 67,10- 12repairing, 66, 14- 16, 72,88See also Fillers.Craft Alliance (St. Louis),exhibition by, 1987, 67,92-95information from, 68:4Craft Students 1.eague (New York City), classesof, 67, 18Craftsmanship, and machinery, 72,1 24-26Crane, Richard, tool auction by, 68,1 12-14Credenzas, making, 71,42-45Cumpiano, William, and Jonathan D. Natelson,Guitar Making, reViewed, 69,110Cupboards, rustiC, 66,39Curves:large, compass for, 70,78-79large, jig for, 73:4marking gauge with, 70,75-76spline-and-weigllts layout for, 71,45, 72,18,73,4Cut-off saws, 1.ED-equipped, 67,64Cyanoacrylate glue,eye danger from, 72,71-72source for, 70:50Cypress (Cupressus spp.),finish for, 68, 12for gUitars, 67:48Cypress, Monterey (Cupressus macrocarpa),described, 69,88, 91DDabrowski, Richard Adam, Classic Designs Jo rWoodcarving, reviewed, 67: 122Dadoes,router jigs for, 68:40, 73:8T-slot, 72,81Daphne Furniture Award, ceases, 66,116-18Darkes, Jeff, table by, 73,130De Cristoforo, R. j.,Complete Book oj Stationary Power ToolTeclllliques} Tile, reViewed, 72:118Dean, Peter, chair by, 73,56Decimals. See Measuring.Dehos, Bill, and Patrick Spielman, CarvingLarge Birds, reviewed, 69, I 10Delta International Machinery Corp.,Deltagram, The, from, 72, 1 20-22dust-collection-system design aid from, 69:4dust collectors, reviewed, 67 ,74, 75radial-arm saw retrofit by, 68,118radial-arm saw 10, reviewed, 73,62-63Unifence rip fences, reviewed, 68:41,43-44, 45Dergins, Cheryl, furniture by, 72,91Oem, Larry, wall system by, 72:42Design,books for, 68,37of bureaus, 68,36-40international Yearbook of, 67: 122for large cabinets, 72,46See also Chinese design. Craftsmanship.Design Cooperative, TI"lc (Toronto), discussed,73,45-47Desks,Arts and Crafts Style, 66, 1 14curved-front, 71,50, 54-55German modern, 67,63miniature, 66:86pedastal contempordry, 68,82-83post-office, making, 73:72-74rustic, 66,40, 41, 42See also Lap desks. Tambours.DeWalt, radial-arm saw 7770- 10, reviewed,73,63Dexter-Hysol Hot-melt glue, source for, 66,47Dial indicators, using, 70,62-63Dichloroethane, toxicity of, 72, 14Dieboard, for jigs, 66,75Diemert, Robert, furniture by, 73,47Disston handsaws, about, 68,76Dodd, John, jewelry case by, 68,85Doolings of Santa Fe, furniture by, 72,92-93Doolings, Rob, furniture by, 72,92-93Doors:barred-glass, guide to, 72,48-51ballen, making, 69, 12cabinct, bumpers for, 71:10carved entrance, 73,134curved showcase, making, 70,71-72finish fo r, 68, 12frame-and-panel, cracks in, 67:56frame-and-panel, making, 71,60-64sliding dovetail for, 69,12steel, wood overlay for, 68, 12See also Handles. Pulls.Dorr, Alan, turns wood, 71: 110Doubtfire, Stanley, Make Your Own ClassicalGuitar, 67:49Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii), bending,67, 18Dovetails:angled, making, 71,53for glueless jOinery, 68:67-69half-blind vs. throUgll, 72,77jig for, adjustable, 68,56-57mock, with router, 70,49, 50production sequence for, 73,50-51sliding, movement-allowing construction of,72,80-81sliding, router jig for, 67,8sliding tapered, jig for, 69,62for tripod table, 67,82-83See also Marking gauges.Dowel Crafter, reviewed, 67: 128Dowel joints:angled, 69:41for carcases, 70,69-73for credenza top, 71,43-44drilling sequence for, 70,8jigs for, commercial reviewed, 67, 128-30jigs for, making, 68,8, 70,70Dowel pOinter, using, 71 :49Dowels,automatic inserter for, 67:64chamfering, pencil sharpener for, 72,12by chisel, jig for, 69,45with containerized glue, reviewed, 70: 1 12-14drilling out, 6754, 69:4end-drilling, 67,10, 70,50hardwood, source for, 70,57long, with router, 66: 10maple fancy, source for, 72,16types of, 70,70and wood movement, 67,52Drawers:books on, 71,50both-sides finishing of, discussed, 66, 18curved-front, making, 71 :50-55design of, 68,37, 72,83dovetailed, production sequence for, 73:48-51fasteners for, knockdown, 67:58-59, 61glue squeeze-out avoidance for, 73:8making, 73,72-74marking, 70,74, 75mounting, 68,39one-piece laminated, 71 :66pivoting, 71:52production, router setup for, 72,82-85runners for, commerCial, 67,58-59, 61secret, 72,76-79slides for, metal, 68,39, 72,83slides for, positioning jig for, 72,82sliding-dovetail jig for, 67,8stops for, 68:40in 32-mm cabinetry system, 67,58-61velvet lining for, 67,8- 10, 73,8- 10See also Handles. Hardware. Pulls.Drill presses,compound angles with, 69,44endgrain boring set-up for, 69,41foot switch for, source of, 70: 18foot-hand switch for, 72:20hole-enlarging devices for, 73,12jigs for, 73,88-89line-boring attachments for, 67,61mortises with, 69,42, 71,6, 63multi-spindle heads for, source of, 68, 18post storage-cabinel for, 72:8safety cautions for, 68,18self-centering drilling with, 67, 10sharpening with, 71,8sliding table for, 69:4 1, 42threaded inserts with, 73,80turning with, 67,68-69valve sander for, 70: 10Drills, hand,cordless, by brand, 72,52-56microchuck for, lemporary, 71:8See also Bits.Drying. See Wood drying.Dunbar, Michael, chairs by, 71,33, 34- 35Dunham, John, chest by, 70, I 12Dust-collection systems:bag security for, 72, 10- 12book for, reference, 67:72for cut-offs, 69, 10for each machine, 70:4gate valves for, making, 68:64-65 (errata,70,16-18), 72,8grounding, 67,71PVC pipe in, bending, 66,6reviewed, 67,70- 75setting up, 67,70-75sources for, 68, 18switches for, 69,16, 70, 16-18switches for, electronic sensin g , 68,62-64switches for, radio-wave, 69, 16, 7l:16values for, establishing, 69,4venturi-box collector for, 70: 1 0Dustking, dust collectors, reviewed, 67,74, 75Dyes,applying, 66,52-55, 68,6early, supply sources for, 68, 12eye danger from, 72,70-72fabric, on wood, 66,40, 4 1vs. slains, 66:52supplies for, 66,54in-the-tree, 66:55using, 73:46See also Lacquer: coloring with. Stains,EEbony, Ceylon (Diospyros ebellum spp.) forguitars, 67:49Ebony (Diospyros spp.), substitute for,commercial, 70: 14Ekki (Lopbira alata var. procera), for bridges,67, 128Elecktra Beckum USA Corp., dust collectors,reviewed, 67,74, 75Elements Gallery, The (Greenwich, CT),exhibition by, 1987, 67,92-95Elkan, Michael, work by, 68,85Ellsworth, David,at seminar, 70: 110work by, discussed, 67,93-94Elm, American (Ulmus americana),identification of, 73,77Elm, Chinese (Ulmus parvifolia), described,69,90E1.U. See Black and Decker.Elvrum, Jon, consultant, 67,61End grain,bit for, 71 ,48veneer application to, 72: 1 0See also Dowels. Wood: identification of.Environmental Defense Fund, address for,70:83Epoxy,fastening pins for, 68,79for lamination, 66, 16as nontoxic alcohol-proof finish, 67,16for oily woods, 72, 14Epp, Paul, furniture by, 73:4 3, 44Erickson, Robert, chair by, 68,84Excalibur T-Slot saw fence, reviewed, 68:4 1,44, 45Eyes,emergency care for, 72,72-73protection for, guide to, 72,70-72FFader Photo Works, camera kit, reviewed,68,118Faux finishes, classes in, 67, 18Featherboards. See Hold-ins.Feathers, peacock, source for, 69,86Figureheads, pictured, 67,126Files,on cabriole legs, 73,85-86ceramiC, 72,20diamond, 72,20saw, 68,73-74Fillers:acrylic paste for, 67, 10automotive, and lacquer, 73:58finish as, 68:14-16sawdust and sanding sealer for, 69: 10silex, using, 66,6solvent-shrinkage problems with, 66,6using, 72,64vinyl sealer with, 66,6Finger joints:errorless system for, 72: 12on tablesaw, 69,55-56Finishes:aged, 66,6alcohol-proof, 67, 16books on, 67, 122cleaning, 70, 14coloring, 68,70-71, 69,8color-protective, 67,14, 72,89, 73,90containers for, plastiC, 72:20Danish, reviving, 71: 12faux, classes in, 67: 18indoor-outdoor, 71,14metallic powders for, 68,71mixing, cautions against, 73: 18nontoxic, 66:45, 47, 67,16with PEG, 73,14pigment-bleeding problems with, 69, 12pigments for, 68:70-71production runs of, 73,90removal of, 73, 12, 18repair of, video on, 73,16rubbing out, 72,62-64See also Fillers. Sealers. specific Jinish.Surfacing. Turning.Fir, balsam (Abies balsamea), identification of,73,76Fire prevention, room for, 73:4Fireplace bellows, making, 72,66-69Fireplaces. See Mantels.Fish eye. See Lacquer.Fish Eye and Silicone Stop, reviewed, 67,80Fleming, Peter, furniture by, 73:46Flutes (grooves),with router, 70,44with tablesaw, 67,8, 71,10Flutes (instruments),cane, making, 71 ,69-70See also Whistles_Forde, Terry, Fun-fo-Make Wooden Toys,reviewed, 66,110- 12Forest Products Laboratory, Wood Handbook:Wood as an Engineering Material, reviewed,70,104Forests:organizations for, 70:83responSibility toward, 67,6, 71,4, 72,4temperate, 70:82tropical, destruction of, 70,80-85Formby's, finish packaging by, 72,20Forms:for boxes, 69:84-85Formica for, 71:18for guitars, 675 1universal bending, 68, 10Fortune, Michael, as teacher-craftsman,73,44-45106 Fine Woodworking
FowlerFowler, Brian, chair by, 67,124Frame and pane.l:for backs, 71 ,44-4 5shaper tenon-and-coping jig for, 69A9tenons for, movable, 72,81and wood movement, 6752, 56See also Doors. Raised panels.Frank, George, water-wax by, tested, 70,67-68Franklin International, liquid hjde glue of,discussed, 6755Franklin, Peter, makes chairS, 71,37,38French Buffing Wax, tested, 70,67-68French polishing,process of, 7 L59See also Shellac.Freud Inc.'belt sanders, reViewed, 69,7 1, 72, 75plate joiner jS100, 66,4sawblades, 70,36, 37, 40, 41Friends of the Earth, address for, 70,83Frink, LeRoy, dyed-in' the-tree wood by, 66,55Furniture:books on, 69, 11018th-Cent., design problems of, 6755·56field guides to, reviewed, 7 U 04repair book on, reviewed, 73,128repair of, video on, 73,16See also Chinese design. Rustic furniture.GGaboon (Aucoumea klaineana), for guitars,67A9Gallery Fair (Mendocino, CA, 1987) show,about, 68,8 1-85GaJlo, Frank L, music stand plans from,69, 14Gardner, Greg, work van by, 6R I 14General, tablesaws of, and blades, 70,37Genevesse, Mario, dovetail jig by, 68,56-57George School (Newtown, PA), exhibition at,73,130Germany, woodworking in, 67,62Gilson, Giles, work by, discussed, 67,92-93Glasse"double bifocal, 66,10safety, guide to, 72,71-72See also Eye protection.Glazing. See Lacquer: coloring with.Glues:for chairs, 7 L6fluorescence of, 66, 10fluorescence of, lamp for, 67Afor lamination, 66: 16mason-jar pot for, 70,10for musical instruments, 67:51removing, 66, 10, 67,53,54spreaders for, 73Btolerances for, 6754for turning, 66A7and wood movement, 6753-54See also Contact cement. Cyanoacrylateglue. Epoxy. Hide glue. Hot-melt glue.Polyvinyl acetate glue (white).Gluing up,assembly squares for, 73,10of carcases, 71 A4of oily woods, 72,14sawhorse clamp-rack for, 68,8squeeze-out prevention for, 73:8Goblets, finish for, 73,14Goddard family, book on, 6R 110Goddard's wax, source for, 70,73Goggles, safety, guide to, 72,71-72Golden mean, discussed, 66,78, 68:36Gougeon Brothers. See WEST SYSTEM epoxy.Gouges, carving:sharpening, 66:48-51sheaths for, 66:6, 66:8- 10See also Chisels.Gouges, lathe:bent-shank undercutting, 70:65bevels for, 68:49fingernail, grinding jig for, 68: 10half-round, using, 68:50Graphite cloth, source for, 71 :77, 72: 18Green wood:book on, reviewed, 72: 118check inhibitors for, 67: 16Gregson, Barry, work by, 66:38-39, 43Grinding wheels:fingernail-shapes on, jig for, 68: 10waterwheel fo r, 66:48, 50Grizzly Imports, Inc.:dust-collectors from, 67:70, 74, 75, 69:16miter trimmer, reviewed, 71:39·41Grommets, source for, 72:47Grooves:with plow plane, 7L62, 63Y-, angle block for, 72:78Guide to Craft Galleries USA, publication of,67:128Guild of American Luthiers, guitar-makinginformation from, 67:49Guild, The, as sales aid, 67:4·6Guitars:books on, 68: 18, 69: 110bridge lifting in, repair of, 66: 16- 18glue for, 67:51making, 66:4, 67:46-48, 68:18,69:58-62purfling for, 69:62-63steel·string, making, 67:46-51supplies for, 67:49, 68: 18woods for, 67:48-49, 70: 12-14HHall, David, furniture by, 72:91Halogenated hydrocarbons, toxicity of, 72: 14Hambridge Ctr. for Creative Arts and Sciences(Rabun Gap, GA), grants from, 70: 114Hammers, Warrington, 66:6, 67:4, 69:4Handles:brass, making, 66: 7 Icontoured, fitting, 71 :55designing, 73:49door, making, 71:45for drawers, 73:74See also Pulls.Handsaws:anti-rust coating on, removing, 68:77back, rip teeth for, 68:77lubricating, wick for, 69:8sharpening, 68:72-76, 77using, 68:76-77Hannover Fairs U.S.A., Inc., Ligna fairinformation from, 67:64Hardware:birdcage catCh, 67:84cabinetry-assembly, 67:58-59, 61drawer, 67:58-59, 61, 68:39, 40, 72:83grommets, 72A7jOint connector bolts, 72:47knockdown drawer fasteners, 67:58-59, 61leveling, 67:58-59, 61, 72:47suppliers for, 67:61suspension fitting, 67:58,59, 6132-mm cabinetry system, 67:58, 61wall-hanger, homemade, 72: 10 See also Hinges. Locks.HarriS, Stephen, furniture by, 73:43, 44Heat-blanket bending, for guitars, 69:61Heitz, Ken, work by, 66:39-40Hemlock (Tsuga spp.), bending, 67: 18Heuer, Otto H., eulogy to, 70: 1 12Hickory, shagbark (Carya ooota),identification of, 73:77Hide glue:bulk, source for, 70: 16liquid, disadvantages of, 67:55loosening, 66: 16, 69: 12qualities of, 67:54, 55removing, 67:53Hill, Tom:canoes by, 69:1 16' 18Hillman, Anthony, Painting Shorebird Decoys,reviewed, 72: 1 18Hinges:butt, installing, 72:65concealed compound-action, 67:58-59, 60,61dowel, 70:49, 50wooden dowel, 70: I 12Hitachi:belt sanders, reViewed, 69:70, 75drill DRC- IO, reviewed, 72:53, 55·56plunge routers, reviewed, 66:56-60Hogbin, Stephen, furniture by, 73:43, 44Hold-downs,shaped, 73,69sliding-table, 70:8wheeled commercial, 68:42, 43, 44Hold-fasts, iron handmade, source for,66:20Hold-ins, wooden spring, 73: 10Holes:boring, with brace, 71:48-49drill-press jigs for, 73:88·89enlarging, methods for, 73: 12large, method for, 68:14undersize, enlarging, 71 :49Hollow augers, using, 71 :49Holz Machinery Corp.:dust collectors, reViewed, 67:74, 7567:61Holzapfel, David, chair by, 66: 1 16Honing:of carving tools, 66:49- 51ceramic files for, 72:20diamond files for, 72:20rubber wheels for, 66:5 1Hood Products:800-number for, 70:4finish cleaners, reviewed, 67:80Hophornbeam (Ostrya virginiana), for rusticfurniture, 66:40Hot Stuff glue. See Cyanoacrylate glue.Hot-melt glue, for turning, 66:47Hot-pipe bending, for guitars, 69:59-61Hutchinson, james, stool by, 69:46Hydrocote lacquer:reviewed, 69:80workshops and kits fo r, 70:4IInca:bandsaws, blade position for, 67:6dust collectors, reViewed, 67:74, 75mortiser, sliding dovetails on, 68: 12·14radial-arm saw 810, reviewed, 73:63-64Incra jig, reviewed, 72: 126Indian laurel (Tenninalia alata), described,69:90Inlay:line-and-berry, 72:79sculptural, 72:69Instruction:in bentwood boxes, 69:87in canoebuilding, 69: I 18in fa ux finishes, 67: 18German, 67:62in minjatures, 70: 114in water-based lacquer, 70:4Insurance:coverage of, needed, 69:67-69and incorporation, 70:4tax deductability of, 70:4See also Liability.Interiors de Mexico, (castero by, 72:91international Design Yearbook Two, The (ed.Ambasz, Sudjic, and More), reViewed, 67: 122International Guild of Miniature Artisans,school of, 70: 114International Luthier's Supply, guitar supplies,67:49International Wood Collectors SoCiety,described, 67:16, 73:79Ireland, john, furniture by, 73:46-47Ironwood. See Hophornbeam. Mesquite.Ivory, for guitars, 67:49-50JJ. Philip Humphrey International Inc.:Excalibur rip fence by, 68:44, 45jackson, Albert, and David Day, Better ThanNew, reviewed, 73: 128jacques, Gilbert, work by, 66:42-43japanese woodworking:book on, reviewed, 73: 128influence of, 68:83jenks (W. S.) & Son, 800-number for, 66:22jet Equipment & Tools, dust collectors,reViewed, 67:74, 75jewelry boxes:maple-rosewood, 70:48pedastaled, 68:85jigs:books on, reviewed, 72: 1 18, 73: 128materials for, 66:75multi-tool, reviewed, 72: 126See also specifiC operation, tool.jigsaws, circle trammel for, 72:8johnson, Roy, lamp by, 71 :80johnson (S. C.) and Son, Inc., waxes, tested,70:67-68johnson, Skip, work by, discussed, 67:94joinery:and wood movement, 67:52,55g1ueless, 68:66-69See also specific jOints.Jointers:dust-collector capacity for, 67:72saw, 68:74-75tablesaw·motor power for, 66:8Jones, Peter, Shelves, Closets and Cabinets,reViewed, 70: 106joyce, Ernest, Encyclopedia of FurnitureMaking, The (rev., Peters), reviewed, 66: 110KKaufman's Dowel jig, reviewed, 67: 128Kawalski, Robert, table by, 73:56Kirk, David, bank by, 66: I 18- 20Kitchen cabinets:book on, Cited, 73:8332-mm system for, 67:57-61See also Cabinets. Hardware,Knobs. See Pulls.Knudsen, Mark A., gigantiC turnings by, 71:1 10Kochman, Bill and jim, cabinetry shop of,67:60Korn, Peter, judges show, 69: 112-14Kraemer Tool and Mfg. Co. Ltd., dustcollectors, reviewed, 67:74, 75Krause, Bob, work by, discussed, 67:94Kutchma, joseph, boxes by, 71:16LLacing, birch-root, 69:86-87Lacquer:catalyzed, reviving, 71: 12colorants with, 68:70-71, 70:16, 73:59fillers for, 73:58fish-eye prevention fo r, 67,80over lye-treated wood, cautions for, 66:20for marquetry, 67: 14masking tape for use with, 73:57metallic powders for, 68:71opaque, using, 73:56-59padding, nature of, 71:58pigment bleed-through prevention for,69: 12pre-catalyzed, discussed, 68: 14-16primers for, 73:57-58retarders with, and rub-out, 72:64rubbing out, 72:62-64safety with, 73:58and steel WOOl, problems from, 69: 12vinyl sealers witll, 66:20water-based, 69:80, 70:4, 70:4using, 73:18Lacquer thinner:eye danger from, 72:7 1-72toxicity of, 72: 14Ladders, showroom, 73:44Lamello, plate joiner of, vs. Freud's, 66:4Lamination:books on, 71 :50for bracelets, 68: 18compound-curve, early patent for, 71:66Makitafor curved doors, 70:7 1, 72, 73for drawers, 7 L50-51with foam corc, 68:80glue for, 66: 16pigment bleeding With, preventing, 69: 12procedure for, 66: 16See also Belter, john Henry: furniture by.Lamps:exanlples of, 71 :80-81making, 71:78-80 (addenda, 73A)Langsner, Drew, Green \Voodworking,reviewed, 72: 118Lap desks, making, 69:54-57Lathe centers:live, defined, 72:4mini, source foc, 70:50Lathe chucks:English, Canadian source for, 67:6three-jaw, muzzle for, 67:18wooden collet, threaded, 73:8Lathes:Boice Crane, parts for, 72:16duplicator for, making, 68: 14dust-collection for, 67:72, 73faceplate, for large vessels, 72:86-87finish guards for, 67: 10layout tool for, 69:10oval, 72: 18speeds for, 68:49vacuum clamp for, 66:75See also Gouges, lathe. Parting tools, lathe.Sanding. Steady rests. Turning.Lau.n mahogany (Shorea spp.), identificationof, 73:78Law, Gene, furniture by, 72:91Leach, Noel johnson, Woodworker Guide toWood Finisbing, reviewed, 67:122Lead casting:backyard, 72:18danger of, 73:4Leatller:source fo r, 72:68See also Shagreen.LeCoff, Albert, exhibition by, discussed,67,92·95Lee, jeng, joinery style of, 68,66-69Lee, john, tests routers, 66:60Leeds Design Workshops, student tables from,71:72-75Legs:bracket· feet, and wood movement, 67:52cabriole knees for, carved, 7257-61cabriole, making, 73:84-86levelers for, commerCial, 67:58-59marking gauge for, 70:75tapered, making, 70:55-56tripod, spider for, 67:82Leonard, joe, carousel animals by, 69: 120Liability:books on, 69:69woodworker's, extent of, 69:69See also Insurance.Liberon Supplies, wax from, tested, 70:67-68Liftig, Rick:Frugal Woodworker, The, reviewed, 71:104moisture meter by, updates on, 66:20-22Lighting:for wall systems, 72:47See also Lamps.Lindsley, E. F., Metalworking in the HomeShOp, reviewed, 72:1 18Lindsley, Monte, work by, 66:40-41Linseed oil:applying, 72:89and V'J.rnish mixture, 70:65Lion miter trimmer, reviewed, 71 :39-41Livos PlantChemistry, waxes, tested, 70:67-68Locks, cabinet, making, 70:73Locust, black (Robinia pseudoacacia):qualities of, 68: 14sawing, 68:14, 69:16Logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum) asdyewood, 66:52-53Lopbira alata. See Ekki.Lory, David, work by, mentioned, 67:92-93Lye, and finish problems, 66:20, 67:6MMachinery:auto-based, 70: 114bearing replacement for, 66:60belt tightener for, 69:8- 10book on, reviewed, 72: 118foot switch for, source of, 70: 18German fair of, 67:62-64leveling, appliance feet for, 6R8motors for, source for, 66:51rehabilitation of, 69:1 14·16, 73,6sealed bearings in, lubricating, 66: 10-12supply sources for, 70:53surfaces of, trueing, 70: 14See also Eye protection.Mack, Daniel, work by, 66:43Mahogany (Swietellia spp. ):finish for, aged, 66:6for guitars, 67:48identification of, 73:78See also Lauan mahogany.Mahogany Masterpieces Inc., claims against,73:6Major, Robert, claims against, 73,6Makita USA, Inc.:belt sanders, reviewed, 69:7 1, 75drill 6093D, reviewed, 72:53, 55-56January/February 1989 107
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