MakitaScrewdriverdust collectors, reviewed, 67:74, 75plunge routers, reviewed, 66:56-60sander B0451O, clamp trick for, 66:6Maloof, Sam, judges show, 68:82Malthie, Thorn, lamp by, 71 :81Manhattan Supply Coo, 800-number for, 71: 16Manning, Sam; illustrations by, 68: I 10Mantels, making, 70:42-45Manzanita (Arctostaphylos spp.), described,69:90Maple (Acer spp_), for guitars, 67:48, 49Maple, sugar (Acer saccharum), identificationof, 73:78Marcoux, John, chair by, 68:84Marking:of larger timbers, methods for, 70:78-79with pencil, 70:76See also Marking gauges_Marking gauges:about, 70:74-78locking device for, 73:10-12mortise, 66:67, 68Marquetry:finish for, 67:14patch-pad, process of, 67:77- 79small tabletop in, 66:82-84Masking tape, plastiC, source for, 73:57Mastalir, Harv, table by, 69: 112, 114MCintosh, David c., How to Build a lVoodenBoat, reviewed, 68: 110MCKinley, Donald Uoyd:furniture by, 73:43as teacher, 73:43-44Measuring, decimal conversion of, frommetric, 68:18Measuring tapes, adhesive-backed steel, sourcefor, 68:46Medium-densiry fiberboard (MDF):as jig material, 66:75machining, cautions for, 66:75Meilach, Dona Z_, Creating Small 1V00dObjects as Functional Sculpture, reviewed,70:104Meranti (Shorea spp.), mentioned, 67:16Mesquite (Prosopis spp.):book on, 72: 18organization for, 69: 14, 72:18qualities of, 69:88, 90, 72: 18Metabo, drill D8-2VSR, reviewed, 72:53_ 54,55-56Metal:finishes for, 68: 16powders of, source for, 68:71sawing, 68:46See also specific metal_Melric system. See Measuring.Micarta, for guitars, 67:49Milling machines, computerized, 67:60Milwaukee:belt sanders, reviewed, 369:70, 71, 75drill 021 2-1, reviewed, 72:53, 55-56Miniatures:instruction in, 70: 114making, 66:85-87organizations for, 69:16Minwax Co. Inc.:Antique Oil Finish, using, 66:63waxes, tested, 70:67-68Mirrors, Oriental art-deco, 68:82-83Mitchell, Bruce, work by, discussed, 67:95Miter boxes, for tiny stock, 72:50Miter gauges, stave-angle table for, 70: 16Miters:bandsaw jig for, 68: 1 0compound, 69:41epoxied, 72:49-51splined, Chinese, 68:68, 69tape clamping of, 70:50and wood movement, 67:53Miter trimmers:by brand, compared, 71:39-41foot-operated, sources for, 71 :39knives of, sharpening, 71 :41using, 71 :40-41Mochel, Chip, lamp by, 71:81Mode, Michael 0_, work by, discussed, 67:94Models, ship, book on, 66: 1 12Moisture meters:Liftig homemade, updates for, 66:20- 22Radio Shack part substitutions for, 66:20- 22Molder-planers, knives for, custom, 71: 16Moldings:bits for, making, 70:44fingernail, with router, 70: I 0gluing, 72:79with hollow and round planes, 69:82for mailtels, 70:44miniature, making, 66:86-87movement-allowing attachment of,72:80-81on tablesaw, 70:44rypes of, 66:79, 80uses of, 68:37-38See also Mantels.Moldow, dust collectors, reviewed, 67:74, 75Morado (Machearium scleroxylon):finish for, 73:18See also Purpleheart. Rosewood.MorriS, Graham, tables by, 67: 124Mortise-and-tcnon joints:angled, 69:4 1-43free-moving, 72 :81gauge for, 70:74,76glueless interlocking, 68:67-69making, 66:67-71, 71:64on tablesaw, 70:56- 5 7wedged, 69:40-44, 71:6 1, 64and wood movement, 67:52, 72:81See also Cope joints. Mortises.Mortises:on drill press, 71 :63by hand, 66:67-69methods for, debated, 68:4with milling cutter, 71:6with plunge router, 71 :42-44Moses, Michael, Master CraJtsmen oJ Newport,reviewed, 68: 1 10Moulthrop, Ed:at seminar, 70: 110work by, discussed, 67:94Moulthrop, Philip, bowl by 67:94, 68:4Mousetraps, miniature, 66:86Murphy- Rodgers, Inc., dust collectors,reviewed, 67:74, 75Music stands, plans for, 69: 14Mussey, Robert, dovetail jig by, 68:56-57Myrtle wood. See Bay (Umbellulariacalifomica).NNails, break-away, 70:44Nakashima, George, design after, 68:85Naptha, for cleaning, 70: 14, 67National Hardwood Lumber Association,literature from, 68:61Neufer, Ray, furniture by, 66:114-16Newman, Richard ScOtt, table by, 68:8 1, 83-84Newport (RJ), furniture from, book on, 68: 1 1 0Nielsen, Karl, cabinet by, 69: 1 18Norwegian American Museum, classes of,69:87oOak (Quercus spp.):ammonia fuming of, 66:52-53oil finish for, 66: 16Oak, blackjack (Quercus marilandica),described, 69:89Oak, red (Quercus nlbra), identification of,73:78Oak, white (Quercus alba):identification of, 73:78stearn bending, 67: 18Odors, in wood, removing, 66: 14, 68:6Olde Mill Cabinet Shoppe, waxes, tested,70:67-68Osage orange (Maclura pomifera), described,69:90Oysterwood, Cuban (Gymnanthes lucida),described, 69:91Oz wax, tested, 70:67-68pPacific yew, debate over, 68: 1 18Padauk (Pterocarpus spp.), substitutes for,nonbleeding, 69: 12Paneling, aluminum honeycomb, workingwith, 68:78-80Paralok saw fence, reViewed, 68:4 1, 44-45Parting tools, lathe, beads with, 68:50Partridgc,Jim, at seminar, 70: 110Patterson, Lance, music stand by, look-alikeplans for, 69: 14Pau marfin (Ba/fourodendron riedelianum),qualities of, 73: 16- 18Peach (Amygdalus perslca), workabiIiry of,69:89Pear (Pyrus communis), mentioned, 69:89Peduzzi, Anthony and Judy, Making ActionToys in 1V00d, reViewed, 66: I 10-\2PEG. See Polyethylene glycol.Pencils:manufacture of, 70: I 08- 10mechanical, making, 69:66Penetrating-oil finishes:applying, 71:45fast-setting, 73:90indoor-outdoor use of, 71: 14on oak, 66: 16Penland School of Crafts, writer· in-residenceprogram, 68: I 18Pens, ballpoint, making, 69:64-66Pepper mills, making, in multiple, 73:88-90Pernambuco (Guilandina echinata):bleeding with, 69: 12as dyewood, 66:52-53Peschke, Norm, hold-fasts from 66:20Peteran, Gord, furniture by, 73:42, 45Peters, Alan, rev" Encyclopedia of Fun'l,;tureMaking, The Ooyce), reviewed, 66: 1 10Peterson, Michael, bowls by, 70:116Phillips, Tom, work by, 66:4 1-42Picture frames:clamp for, making, 73:8lacquer finishes for, 68:71Piecrust tables. See Tables: tripod.Pierce, Sharon:Making Folk Toys and lVeather Vanes,reviewed, 66: I 10Making Old-Time Folk Toys, reviewed,66:1 1 0Pine (Phws spp.), staining, 66: 14Pine, white (Pinus strobus), identification of,73:77Planers:about, 70:58-63dust-collector capaciry for, 67:72Planes:brass shoulder, making, 69: 16chisel-nose, making, 69:8coachmakers' rabbet, making, 66:6 1·63with disposable irons, 67:64for drop-leaf table, 69:83hollow and round, 69:8 1-83irons of, suction-cup hold for, 69:8lubricating, wick for, 69:8old, auction prices for, 68: 1 12plow, using, 71:62, 63rabbet, for raised panels, 67:66-67shoulder, 67:67side, 69:83skew block, 67:67soles of, beveling, 68:6water-pump, 68: 14Plastic Dip, source for, 66: 10Plate jOinery:in carcase work, 71 :44and Chinese-motif, 73:55machines for, 66:4, 22Pledge wax, tested, 70:67-68Pliers, welders' locking, 68:8Plum, greengage (Prtmus domestica),mentioned, 69:89Plywood:furniture from, book on, 71: I 04for jigs, source for, 66:75ripping, problems with, 66: 14stack keepers for, 69: 10 (addenda, 72:18)Polyethylene glycol (PEG):as finish, 73: 14using, 71:14Polyvinyl acetate glue (white), heat-activated,68:8· 10Polyvinylchloride pipe (PVC), bending, 66:6Porta Yu II camera, source for, 68: 118Porter Cable, belt sanders, reviewed, 69:70,71, 75Powell, David, work by, 68:85, 71 :72-75Powlesland, Greg, figurehead by, 67: 126Proctor, Stephen, stool by, 69:47Puksta, Fred, stool by, 69:46Pulls:installer for, non-marring, 69: 10making, 66:6, 73:49, 80-83threaded inserts for, 73:80tum-button, 73:73, 74See also Handles.Purge-All, reViewed, 67:80Purpleheart (Peltogyne spp_), mentioned,67: 16PVC. See Polyvinylchloride pipe.QQueen Anne, design problems in, 67:55-56Quimec Mfg., Paralok saw fence, reviewed,68:4 1, 44-45RRabbets, with router, 7l:44Radial-arm saws:about, by brand, 73:60-66blade stabilizers for, conSidered, 68: 1 2books on, 73:65, 66cut-smoothing blades for, 71:4Delta, retrofits for, 68: 1 18dust-collecting for, 67:72, 73ripping with, 71: 12salery with, 73:65See also Circular-saw blades. Rip fences.Raffan, Richard, debated, 68: I 14 - 16Rain Forest Action Network, address for, 70:83Raised panels:edge treatments for, 66:78by hand tools, 67:65-67with plywood, 73: 10profiles for, 71:60with router, 68:8, 70: 18tablesaw jig for, 68:8walls in, 66:76-81Rali, planes, 67:64Rasps, on cabriole legs, 73:85-86Raynaud's disease, aVOiding, 71: I 06Red cedar (Juniperus virginiana), oily oozefrom, 69: 12-14Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens), for guitars,67:48Rees-Memphis, Inc., dust collectors, reviewed,67:74, 75Reid, John, From One Sheet oJ Plywood,reviewed, 71: 104Renaissance wax, tested, 70:67-68Respirators, cartridges for, organic-vapor,66:54Rieff, Pete, boxes by, 71: 16Rietveld, Gerrit, furniture of, plans for, 66:4,69:16Rip fences:aluminum channel for, 70: 18alignment for, 66: 14brands of, reviewed, 68:4 1-45lever-action lock for, 70:18making, 68:46-47, 70:6stock creep-prevention for, 73:8Robertson, William, miniatures by, 66:85-87Robson, Joel, furniture by, 73:45-46Rocking chairs:rustic, 66:39Windsor, 71 :36Rockwell scales, discussed, 71:14, 73:20Rockwell-Delta, tablesaws of, and blades,70:36-37Rodriquez, Dan, aid to, 69:4Roller stands, heigl,,-adjustment mechanismfor, 66: 10Rosewood (Dalbergia or latifolia spp.):for guitars, 67:48-49finish for, 73: 18substitutes for, nonbleeding, 69:12Routers:bits for, custom, 71:16bit speed formula for, 66: 16bits of, in shapers, 66: 16clamps for, vacuum, 66:72-73computerized, 66:72-73, 67:63, 64corners with, radiused, 73: 12dado jigs for, 68:40, 73:8dovetail jigs for, 68:56-57, 70:49dovetails with, sliding, 67:8, 69:62dowels with, 66: 10edge molding with, 70: 10German replaceable-bit, 67:64grooving setup for, 69:65for miniature work, 66:86-87mortises with, 71:42-44multiple-station setup for, 72:83-85pattern routing with, 73:82-83plunge, by brand, 66:56-60plunge, lubricating, 70:6plunge, makeshift, 70: 1 0production runs with, 72:83-85, 73:89purfling jig for, 69:62-63rabbets with, 69:62, 71 :44raised-panel jig for, 68:8 (addendum, 70: 18)subbases for, Plexiglas, 66:8switch shield for, 66:60for tabletop, Circular, 67:84tenons with, 64: 12 (errata, 66:4)See also Shapers.Royal College of Art (England), furniture from,67: 124Rudolf Kaiser, plate joiner Mini 3D "Yario,"source for, 66:22Rules, fOlding, uses of, 67:6Rushton, John Henry, canoe pioneering of,71:6Russian olive (ElaeagmtS angustifolia),described, 69:90-91Rustic furniture, contemporary, 66:38-43, 68:6Rycotewood College (England), furniturefrom, 67:124Ryobi:belt sanders, reViewed, 69:7 1, 73, 75plunge routers, reViewed, 66:56-60radial-arm saw RA200, reviewed, 73:64-65SSaber saws, protective skids for, 67: 10Sadolin Paint Products, lacquer finish of,discussed, 68: 14-16Safery. See Children. Eye protection.Salas, Victor, chair by, 68: 120Saltshakers, making, in multiple, 73:88-90Sanders:bullnose edge, making, 71:76-77graphite cloth for, 71 :77sticky foam-pad system for, reviewed,73:134Sanders, belt:dust-collector capaciry for, 67:72German profiled, 67:64tire cleanup for, 69: I 0Sanders, disc, dust-collection for, 67:72Sanders, drum, making, 67:68-69, 71:16, 77Sanding:with engine-valve chucked, 70:10 (cautionsfor, 71:4)fingertip protection for, 67: 12foam blocks for, 71:8- 10of lathe work, 66:45, 68: 18, 50, 51, 70:8production runs of, 73:89-90vacuum holding device for, 73:69, 70Sanding sealers:aerosol, 73:90and sawdust, as filler, 69: 10See also Sealers.Sandpaper:cleaning, 68: 18cords of, making, 70:8resin-bonded cloth-backed, 68:51Scotch-Brite pads for, 66:47, 72:62storage for, 67: 10Santore, Charles, lVindsor Style in America,The (vol. 2), reviewed, 71:104Santos rosewood. See Morado.Sash clamps, making, 64:46-47 (addendum,66:4)Sato, Hideo,]apanese Woodworking,reviewed, 73: 128Saw blades. See Circular sawblades.Saw sets, about, 68:74, 75Sawhorses, clamp-rack from, 68:8Sawm ills, about, 68:58-60Sawyer, Dave, makes chairs, 71 :35- 36Scheppach America, dust collectors, reviewed,67:74, 75Schiwall, Linda, tables by, 71: 106Schnute, Ronda and William, door by, 73: 134Schroeder, Douglas, dovetail jig by, 68:56-57Schuette, Lee, tables by, 71: 106Scrapers, blades of, suction' cup hold for, 69:8Screwdriver, paint-removing Y-notch for,73: 12108 Fine Woodworking
ScrewsZimmerScrews:brace driving of, 71 :49drywall, countersink for, 67:8in furniture, discussed, 67: 14- 16paint-filled, driver for, 73: 12threaded inserts for, 68:79, 73:80Scribers, for lathe, 69: 10Scroll saws:air stream for, 70:53duplicates with, jig for, 66:8for marquetry, 67:78maldng, 70:5 1-53Sculpture:of carousel animals by, 69: 120fo und-wood, 69: 1 12Sealers:using, 73:18vinyl, against bleedin g , 69: 12vinyl, and lacquer, 6 6 :20vinyl, for marquetry, 67: 14vinyl, for metals, 68: 16vinyl, using, 70: 14wood-hardening, source for, 66:75Sears, Roebuck:bandsaw speed convertor from, 66:4-6belt sanders, reviewed, 69:7 1, 75molding head 9HT32 18, 70:44radial-arm saw 19825, reviewed, 73:65-66sawblades of, 70:39, 41tablesaw, power fOf, 66: 14tablesaws of, and blades, 70:36Selling:aids for, 70:48design-trades book for, 67:4-6by mail, 70:48in multiples, 70:46-48Sen Kong, dust collectors, reViewed, 67:74, 75Seuees:rustic, 66:38- 39, 41, 42Windsor, 71:38Sfirri, Mark, teaches, 73: 130Shagreen, discussed, 71: 12-14Shaker, stools, 69:47Shapers:about, 69:48-53bit speed formula fo r, 66: 16bits for, 69:5 1-53, 71:16dust-collection for, 67:72, 73feed methods for, 69:50fences for, 69:49-50, 51router-bit adapter spindles in, 66: 16safery with, 67:6, 69:48-50table for, auxiliary, 69:50templates for, 69:51tenon and coping jig for, 69:49Sharpening:with drill press, 71:8multi-wheel system for, 66:51See also Benchstones. Buffers. Grindingwheels. Honing. specific rool. Stropping.Shellac:about, 71:56-59books on, 71:59Shelves, assembly squares for, 73: 10Sheridan College School of Crafts and Design,about, 73:43-44Sheriff, john, desk by, 68:82-83Shipworms, described, 73: 132Shopsmith Inc.:dust cOUectors, reviewed, 67:74, 75lathe shore-up for, 70:64-65Shuler, Mike, work by, discussed, 67:95Sideboards, Chinese-motif, 73:54Silicone, removing, 67:80Simonds, Timothy, mirror by, 68:82, 83Simoniz II wax, tested, 70:67-68Sio, Carter, teaches, 73: 130Skew chisels, lathe:bevels for, 68:49lIsing, 68:49- 50Skil, belt sanders, reviewed, 69:71, 75Slicks, about, 73:75Sloane, Bill, stool by, 69:47Small Parts Inc., address for, 70:50, 53(erratum, 72:20)Smeja, Stefan, teaches, 73:44Smith, Margery Hoffman, creates TimberlineLodge, 66: 1 14-16Smith, Michael, corner cupboard by, 73:132Sofas:Belter, 71 :65upholstered, 68:52Sonday, Robert, stool by, 69:47Southern California Woodworking Conference,discussed, 71: 1 10Spline weights, maldng, 72: 18 (addenda, 73:4)Springs, small, maldng, 69:64Square It electronic square, reviewed, 66: 116Squares:assembly, maldng, 73: 10electronic, reviewed, 66: I 16wooden large, maldng, 70:79Stains:vs. dyes, 66:52early, 68:12lightening, 66: 14from lye, 66:20, 67:6preseal for, 66: 14See also Dyes. Lacquer: coloring with.Stanley Tool Co.:chisel-nose plane 97, duplicating, 69:8rabbet plane 78, 67:66, 67routers of, Bosch parts for, 67: 16StasiO, james T_, Making Woodell Toys,reViewed, 66: 1 10Steady rests, skateboard wheels in, 66: 12Steam bending:of bowls, turned, 70:64-65dimension limits for, 66:16equipment for, 67:18, 68:6, 71:16- 18wood expansion in, 71: 18See (liso Forms. Heat-blanket bending. Hotpipebending. Lamination.Steel:bent, straightening, 68:76fo r guitars, 67:49Oil-hardening, using, 66:71Rockwell scale for, 71:14sources for, 66:71, 68:46, 71:16from swords, 67:10tapping fluid for, 66:10tempering, 66:6Steel wool. See Abrasive pads.Srep by Slep lVoodcarving (Bridgewater),reViewed, 67: I 22Sterba, Rob, work by, discussed, 67:92-93Steward, Robert M., Boatbuilding Manual,reviewed, 68: I I 0Stikit sanding systems, reviewed, 73: 134Stirt, Alan, work by, discussed, 67:94-95Stools:gallery of, 69:46-47maldng, 69:4 1-47Stowe, Ernest, cupboard by, 66:39Straightedges, wooden, maldng, 70:78Strobe lights, source for, 73:71Stropping:of carving tools, 66:50- 51with drill press, 71:8Studley, H. 0., tool chest by, 71:112Sumac, laurel (Rhus laurilla), described,69:89Sumner, Jean, sawing advice from, 69: 16Sushi sets, pictured, 70:46Swanson, Charlie, stool by, 69:47Switches:electronic sensing, maldng, 68:62-64remote radiO, 71:16wiring for, 67:18TTables:alignment pins for, 70:57brandy, maldng, 66:82-!l4centipede, 73:46Chinese-motif, 73:52console wood-travertine, 73:47corner blocks fo r, 70:56-57demilune pear-ebony, 68:8 1, 83-84drop-leaf, hollow and round planes for,69:83extenSion, removable leg for, 70:18extenSion, reversable-rabbet, 70:8extension, round, 70:54-57finish fo r, 70:57locks fo r, 70:57maple-purpleheart-ebony, 73:47maple round, with lazy susan, 68:85of matchsticks, 67:132rustic, 66:4 1, 42segmented, English contemporary, 67: 1 24serpentine-top Victorian, 71:66shedua occasional, 69: I 12, I 14slides for, installing, 70:56, 57tilt-top, whimsical, 71:106tripod, maldng, 67:81 -87, 69:76-79walnut hall, 73: 130walnut trestle, 68:85See also Coffee tables. Tabletops.Tablesaws:accessories for, 68:44angles on, compound, 69:41, 70: 16blade-arbor run-out check for, 70:37, 39blades fo r, 66: 14blade warp with, 66: 14crosscutting jig for, 69:55cutoffs from, vacuum removal of, 69: 1 0dust-collection for, 67:72extension table for, maldng, 67: 14finger joints on, 69:55-56fluted panels on, 67:8, 71: I 0metal-cutting on, 68:46for miniatures, 66:86, 87moldings on, 70:44mortise and tenon on, 70:56-57motor of, shared, 66:8power for, 66: 14power of, raising, 67:16raised-panel jig for, 68:8riving knife for, 67: 14sliding-carriage for, wheel source for, 66:6sliding-cradle jig for, 73:88, 89small-piece jig for, 70:8switch fo r. auxiliary, 71:10taper jigs fo r, 69:57, 70:55tenons on, 66:70, 71, 71:44, 62-63tenons on, angled, 66:84top of, trueing, 70: 14turning blanks with, 66:8See also Circular-saw blades. Circular-sawblades, carbide. Hold-downs. Hold-ins. Ripfe nces.Tabletops:attachment methods for, 71:42, 43, 73:72both-sides finishing of, 66: 18radiused corners for, 73: 1 2sliding-dovetail crossbrace for, 68:68twisted, straightening, 73: 16and wood movement, 67:52Tambours, counterbalancing, 70: 14Tapers:compound-angled, table for, 70: 16cutting, 69:57, 70:55-56Taylor, C. Scott, box by, 69: 112, 114Teak (Tecrona grandis):bending, 67: 18color restoration for, 73:6Templates, aluminum printing plates for, 68: 10Tenons:angled, maldng, 66:84by hand, 66:69- 71, 69:45on lathe, cutter fo r, 67: 12repairing, 67:54round, with hollow auger, 71 :49round, with router 64: 12 (errata, 66:4)round, squeeze-jig for, 67:10on tablesaw, 66:70, 71, 71:62-63wedged, 71 :43, 44Thickness planers. See Planers.3-M Company, Stikit sanding systems of,reviewed, 73: 134Tinuvin ultraviolet inhibitor, using, 67:14Tongue-and-rabbet joint, on tablesaw, 69:57Toning_ See Lacquer: coloring with.Tool chests, magnificent, 71: 112Tool rests, discussed, 68:49, 70: 10Tools:cord-loop storage for, 70:8old, auction of, 68: 1 12- 14Raynaud's disease from, aVOiding, 71: I 06Rockwell scales for, 71:14, 73:20Torit, dust collectors, reViewed, 67:73, 74, 75Toronto, woodworking in, 73:42-47Townsend family, book on, 68:110Toyon (Hereromeles arburifolia), described,69:9 1Toys:books on, reviewed, 66: I 00-1 12, 70: I 04- 106eyes for, brass-wood, 66: 12safery information for, 69:69, 70:1 14Tracor Aviation, about, 68:78-80Trammels, maldng, 70:78-79Traver, Hutch, work by, 66:40-41Trees:chemical circulation in, 66:55See also Forests.Trewax Co., waxes, tested, 70:67-68Tru-Grip Chimps, source for, 67: 14TTAC dowel system, reViewed, 70:112-14Turino, Steve, cabinet by, 73:56, 57Turning:architectural, about, 68:48-51"Art," discussed, 67:92-95, 68:1 14-16of baseball bats, 66: 12blanks for, 66:8books on, 68: I 10conferences on, 70:110, 71:110of cylinders, tiny hollow, 69:64-65, 66diameter-measuring for, 68:48on drill press, 67:68-69exhibitions of, 67:92-95heatgun for, 66:45hand positions for, 68:50, 51of hollow stock, 71: 16of greenwood, 66:44-45from the left, 70: I 0microwave drying fo r, 66:44, 45mounting for, 66:45, 47museum for, 70: I 14patterns for, 68:49, 50pharmacists' jackets for, 68:49of pummels, 68:49- 50segment-rin g method for, 73:6speeds for, 6 8:49of spheres, 67:8, 71:18of spheres, hollow, 73:70stock for, 68:49strobe lighting for, 73:71of tabletop, large, 67:84-85tenon cutter for, 67: 12with valve live-center, 70:8- 10 (caucionsfor, 71:4)See also Bowls, turned. Lathe centers.Lathe chucks. Lathes. Sanding. specific lools.Tool rests.uu. S. Consumer Product Safety CommiSSion,toy safety information, 69:69U. S. Department of Agriculture. See ForestProducts Laboratory.U. S. Government Printing Office, lumberdryingmanuals from, 68:61U. S. Testing Company, Buyer's Guide roMeeting ProduCI Safety and Quality Srandardsin Toys and Chi/dren's Articles, 70: 114Ulmia, dust collectors, reviewed, 67:74, 75Underwriters Laboratories Inc., publicationsfrom, 71:80Unifence rip fence, reviewed, 68:4 1, 43-44, 45Upholstery, design for, 68:53-55Urine, smell from, treating, 66: 14vVacuum clamps:maldng, 66:72- 75safety with, tipS for, 67:4venturi systems for, 67: 18Vacuums, floor, dust-collection for, 67:72Valves, as drive centers, cautions against, 71:4Varnish, and oil mixture, 70:65Vases, overlapped steam bent, 70:64-65Vega Enterprises Inc., Saw Fence, reviewed,68:4 1, 42-43, 45Veneer:on bandsaw, fence serup for, 71:8contact cement for, industrial, 68:80dyed, orientation for, 68: 18dyeing, 66:22, 67:77edging strips of, gluing, 68:8- 10hammer applying, 69:77-79hammers for, 69:4pattern method for, 69:76-79repairing, 67:54-55, 73: I 0, 14-16scorch-shading, 66:83, 84sources for, 66:22, 83substrate for, 69:77thickness for, 70: 12wild-grained, taming solution for, 73:16and wood movement, 67:53, 56Victorian furniture. See Belter, John Henry:furniture by.Vises:bench, from pipe clamps, 71: 10saw, maldng, 68:73woodcarver's, maldng, 69: 10V-parting tools, sharpening, 66:48-50WWahl, Wendy, upholstery fabric by, 68:55Wainscoting. See Raised panels.Wall paneling. See Raised panels.Walnut, black (Juglans nigra ):dye from, 66: 5 2identification of, 73:77Warner, Geoffrey, work by, 68:60, 71:81Waxes:properties of, 70:66-68source for, 70:50Waxter, Peter, tests routers, 66:60Webb, Alex, Making COUllrry Fumiture,reviewed, 69: 1 10West System epoxy, source for, 66: 16Wheels, sources for, 66:6, 12Whistles, maldng, 71 :68-69, 70Whitehead, john, work by, discussed, 67:92Wilkie, Ian, plane by, 69: 16Willow (Salix spp.), for rustic furniture, 66:40-41, 42, 68:6Windsor chairs:book on, reviewed, 71: I 04maldng, 71:32-38Wiring. See Lamps: wiring.Wood:books on, sources for, 67:49, 73:79exotiC, ecological implications of, 70:82-83,84-85exotiC, native, 69:88-91exotiC, sociery for, 67:16, 73:79exotic, sources for, 67:49, 68: 18identification of, 73:76-79imports of, by country, 70:81movement of, addressing, 67:52-55, 73:14oily, sealer for, 67: 14quartersawing, 68:58, 60sapwood of, coloring, 68:70- 71roey, 71:18spalted, producing, 71: 108- 110tropical, boycotting, 67:6See also Forests. Green wood.Wood bending. See Steam bending.Wood drying:of difficult woods, 71: 14by kiln, book on, 68:60-61method for, 68:59-61in microwave, 71:18of poles, 66:40testing for, 71:18, 73:20Wood Turning Center, The (Philadelphia),programs of, 70: 1 14Wood-Mizer, saws black locust, 69: 16Woodworker Gllide ro Wood Finishing(Leach), reViewed, 67: 122Woodworking. See Business. Instruction.Insurance. Liability.Workbenches:carpet-underlay holdfast for, 68:10See also Hold-fasts. Vises.Workshops:child safery in, 71 :6, 73:6chip deflectors for, movable, 67: 10cleat-system racks fo r, 73:12cord-loop storage for, 70:8fireproof storage room for, 73:4plywood stack keepers for, 69: 10 (addenda,72:18)soup-can storage for, 73:10sweat guard for, 69:8truck-camper sryle, 68: I 14yYellow poplar (Liriodendren ru/ipifera ):identification of, 73:77as veneer, 70: 12Yellowwood (Cladraslis IlIlea), as dyewood,66:52Your Country Auctioneer, Inc., tool auctionby, 68:112-14ZZaroff, Tamara, chair by, 73: 130Zimmer, Bill and Lynette, show by, 68:8 1-85January/February 1989 109
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