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. Handles two machines with ease
. Suction capacity: 1182 cfm
. Complete with instruction manual
. Shipping weight: approx. 124 Ibs.
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Veneer Matching: From Small Sheets, Great Patterns
10 Reviews
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& Answers
18 Events
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Methods of Work
101 Notes and Co
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Questions
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by Frank Pollaro
How to make the best possible use of extraordinay veneers
Weaving a Cane Seat by Judy Warner
45
Installing knfe hinges, p.
More comfortable than wood, less expensive than uphostery
f e Hinges by Gary Rogowski
48
Installing
Careful layout and mortising are keys to success
Picking a Detail Sander by Sven Hanson
52
Priced from $40 to $185, these lightweight sanders tackle tight coners
Stow-Away Router Table by Jim Wright
56
Cantilevered frame lamps to bench quickl, stores in secons
Choosing the Strongest Joinery for Doors
58
by John D. Wagner
Mortise-and-tenon options may be best overall performers
Better Painted Furniture by Chris A. Minick
62
Use automotive filer and primer to level the wood, aerosol cans to paint it
Models Help Projects Succeed by Jan Zaitlin
66
Protoypes help solve design and construction problems
Photographs Make Models Look Real by Jan Zaitlin
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70
Getting the Most from a Scroll Saw by Spider Johnson
These versatile saws cut everythingfrom abalone to zinc
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Supporting Drop Leaves by Christian H. Becksvoort
75
Six ways to keep them solid and level
Waterstone Upkeep by William Tandy Young
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For the sharpest toos, keep stones wet and latten them oten
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Ratingjoinery fo r doors, p.
Furniture Fit for Worship by Alec Waters
Woodworkers show inspired work in religious pieces
describes several techniques on p. 40.
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More on cleaning Hies-Associate edi­
tor Charley Robinson gave some good ad­
vice on cleaning files when he answered
the question from Sands Figures (see
mally sells for about $2 to $3.
Instead of hot water to soften residue in
a file, I prefer to use WD-40 or kerosene.
Both are mild solvents and, when dry,
leave a min coating that resists tile forma­
tion of rust. Lamp oil purchased at craft
stores is a scented and inoffensive form of
kerosene. My personal observations indi­
cate mat files dragged backward across me
abraded surface tend to clog more fre­
quently than iles mat are lited clear dur­
ing the return stroke.
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Editor Scott Gibson
Art Director Mark Sant'Angelo
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# 109, p. 32).
I've used another simple method for
many years and think it works better for
overly clogged files. Start with a piece of
I /s -in.-tIlick brass, 1 /2 in. wide and 5 in. long.
W
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Lay the file down on a bench or flat sur­
face, and run me brass across tile file. The
ile will cut grooves in me brass to match
the cut of me file, and me brass men cleans
anything caught in me grooves of me file.
You simply start at one end and work to­
ward the other. I can clean a 6-in. file in
less than two minutes.
-john M johnson, Church Hil, Tenn.
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Hodgkin, Longmont, Colo.
butilg Editors Tage Frid,
R. Bruce Hoadley, Christian Becksvoort,
Robert M. Vaughan, Mario Rodriguez,
Sandor Nagyszalanczy
Methods of Work Jim Richey
Ill xer Harriet Hodges
Tools I wish they'd m ake -Like all of LIS,
I constantly need something that I don't
have in my shop. So I conjure up jigs, fi x­
tures and tools, most of mem very specific
to the task at hand. Some, however, are
more universal in nature, and I'd like to
see someone make tllem.
How about sandpaper color-coded to
grit size? That would make it a lot easier
to identify sandpaper when it's been cut
into small pieces. The back of SO-grit pa­
per, for example, could be red, yellow for
120-grit, green for 150-grit, etc. The same
color should be used for all abrasive types.
Another item is a double-ended carpet­
style tack to prevent two pieces of wood
from sliding around when you're trying to
glue and clamp them Lip. The tacks would
be small and insertable wim a simple tool
and could remain permanently buried in
the assembly. I'm sure that many such
thoughts are hovering out mere.
-Leonard Feldberg, Chestnut Ridge, NY
When it comes to cleaning files, here is
something my dad used to do mat seems
to work better for me than anything else
I've tried. It's just a nail flattened on one
end and inserted in a handle (see the
drawing below).
Chiavelli
Circuatiol Manager Brenda Hamilton
Admillistrative Secretary Susan M. Clark
Woodworking Books - Videos
File-cleaning tool
Nail with flatt en ed end
How to :onct e T"unton Press
Associate Publisher Helen Albert
Administrative Secretary Barbara Hudson
Tu rn ed handle
I make my handles on the lathe using
scraps. Once you introduce it to me file, it
cuts its own grooves and does a nice job.
It gets me job done, and that's the bottom
line. -Rich Dumle, Russel, Kan.
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Paint containers: an invention of the
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this. About latex paints-the metal cans to­
day, with meir dumb grooved lips, deserve
to be in me hall of shame. After spending
hours and days making a wood project
comes me inal, dreaded finish. I open the
can and ind rust particles! My knees buck­
le. I gulp hard and mix furiously to hide
mese suckers. They'll show up later.
About oil paints-no matter how well I
clean the grooves, turn the can upside
down or add a little thinner on top, the
paint will scum up later. Why can't some­
one make plastic quart and gallon contain­
ers with strong female plastic lids? I guess
we'll have to wait for a Japanese, Chines
or European solution.
-Walt Gaus, Medford Lakes, NJ
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File cards are excellent tools, but they
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cluding bits of soft metals. The brush nor-
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and appears to be an excellent glue for
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