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Lute Roses
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1977,
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Summer
1977,
Volume
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Number
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CONENTS
4
News
5
Letters
14
Methods of Work
18 Questions
&
Answes
Editor and Publis her
Paul Roman
Managing Editor
John Kelsey
Contrib uting Editors
Tage Frid
R. Bruce Hoadley
Alastair A. Stair
Corespondents
Rosanne Somerson (New England)
David Landen (South)
Alan Marks (West)
Editorial A ssistants
Ruth Dobsevage
Vivian Dorman
Barbara Hannah
JoAnn Muir
Art Consultan t
Roger Barnes
Advertising
Janice A. Roman, manager
Lois Beck
A dvertising Represen tative
Granville M. Fillmore
Subscrip tions
Carole E. Ando, manager
Gloria Carson, Nancy Knapp
Viney Merrill
Business Manager
Irene Arfaras
21 Books
24 Addenda, Erata
26
Coopeative Shop
by Rosanne Somerson : Group shares machinery , skills
28
Glues and Gluing
by R. Bruce Hoadley : Adhesives are stronger than wood
33
Winter Market:
Woodworkers show in Baltimore
35 Three-Legged Stool
by Tage Frid : Design around the construction
3
8 Lute Roses
by Lyn Elder : Delicate patterns are cut or sawn
6
Doweling
by James Krenov : The whole secret is absolute accuracy
50
Spalted Wood
by Mark Lindquist : Rare jewels fr om death and decay
45
Wharton Eshetick:
Museum is sculptor's masterpiece
54
Antiqued Pine Funiture
by B. D. Bittinger : Construction and fi nishing
5
9 Solar Kiln
by Paul]. Bois : Boards emerge bright, check-free
60 Carving Fans
by R. E. Bushnell : Add richness , authenticity
62
Bending
a
Tray
by Jere Osgood : An experiment with lamination
65
Two Meetings
by John Kelsey : Woodworkers compare notes
66
Index to Volume One
68 Caving Tools
Cover: Lute Rose 0/16th-centuy Bolognese
style , about twice actual size, carved by
master lu thier Lyn Ede r in sp ruce that is
only 1/16 in. thick. Horizontal bars are
supp orting braces. Elde r discusses the de
sign and carving techniques on page 38.
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ordered it . The price in bookstores and for new mail orders
received aft er that date will be $8.
The book consists of about 600 photographs of current
work in wood by more than 400 craftsmen . It was compiled
by the senior editors of
Fine Woodworking
fr om 8,000
photographs entered by woodworkers fr om all over North
America. Photos for the second
Biennial Design Book
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Exhibiions nd shos
Paint on Wood : Decorated American Furniture since the
17th Century : An exhibition of 55 painted wooden objects,
through Nov. 13 at the Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian Insti
tution, Washington, D. C.
International Wood Carvers Congrss : A large annual
show held Aug. 4 to 14 at the Great Mississippi Valley Fair ,
Davenport, Iowa. Entry deadline is July 20 ; contact Chester
D. Salter, 2815 Locust St ., Davenport, Iowa 52804 . Entrants
in this show may , upon request, have their work shipped to
Toronto for the First Canadian Agricultural Wood Carving
Exhibition. This show is to be part of the annual Canadian
National Exhibition held in Toronto Aug. 17 through Sept.
5. The org anizers, who include the National Wood Carvers
Assoc iation, expect it to be among the largest shows ever
mounted , with $13,000 in prize money . Details fr om Ross T.
Farr, Agricultural Manager , CNE, Exhibition Place, Toronto,
Ont., Canada M6K 3C3.
Young Americans: Fiber/ Wood IPlastic ILeather. A pres
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Council for artists and craftsmen between the ages of 18 and
30. The exhibition opens June 7 and runs to July 15 at the
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Wodwokes fon ld
A woodworker 's guild is fo rming in New England , spon
sored by the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, to ex
change technical and business information , and possibly to
fo rm cooperatives for buying machinery and wood. The new
guild plans to meet quarterly . Dues are $5 a year , plus $6
ACC national conference in Winston- Salem, N.
c.,
and then
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more or less as it comes off the tree ....The sort of thing Ms .
Swartz is doing bears about as much relation to ine wood
working as would, say , origami (paper fol ding) .
The methods of work involved in plywood are quite dif
fe rent than those of wood work . In joinery they tend to be
much more primitive . Plywood and laminates show a dif
fe rent response than solid wood to the stresses and climate of
use. Plywood , particularly the hardwood variety , is not in fact
cheap , either new or used , at least not here in Toronto. Ply
wood and laminates call almost exclusively for the use of
power tools and abrasives. Plywoods and laminates every
where look different than solid wood. Plywood tends to split
out and break off at the edges of the top and bottom layers .
Plywood is all too often poorly made , with uneven gluing and
large internal pockets even in the better grades . You
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plywood often has a strained, exhausted and bleached-out
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not take color well. Plywood will warp if the edges are not
sealed ....
The constant references to saving time , and saving money,
and needing fe wer tools, are the giveaway . Compromises
should be grudgingly made, not eagerly sought.
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