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Michael Thonet, Shaper Cut
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Laminated Bowls, Stock Prep
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Hans Wegner, Making Sanding
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George Nakashima, Tapered
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Woodworking in Mendocino,
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Spindle Laminations, Finishing on
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Kerf-Bent Boxes, Alpine
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The Wood Butcher, Wood
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Stacked Plywood, Serving Cart,
Pricing Work.
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The Shape of a Violin, The
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Edward Barnsley, Locking the
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DEPARTMENTS
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Letters
Methods of Wo rk
Questions & Answers
Books
Adventures in Wo odworking
Events
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The Turned Bowl by John Kelsey
Connections
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last Was Best by Richard Starr
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Timber by George Nakashima
The end of infancy for a craft reborn
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What it means to cut a tree
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Slip Joints on the Radial-Arm Saw by Curtis Erpelding
Wooden Bar Clamps by To m Gerson
How to make these essential tools
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Grainger McKoy's Carved Birds by Roger Schroeder
On Making Chairs Comfortable by Alan Marks
How to it the seat to the sitter
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Burning-In Bird Feathers by Eldndge Anold
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Cutting Gauge by John Lively
Getting accurate results from a versatile machine
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Cover: A covey 0/quad explodes into light
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The right tool for cross-grain layout
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The Business of Woodworking
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How
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How to make steambent containers
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#30, Sept. '81) was interesting yet frustrating ....Re
gardless of all that was said about customer service, quality
control, curing of iron castings, despite the company
spokesmen bragging about precision, neither firm seems able
to make a flat saw-table any longer. I own machines from both
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Comparing them to the same basic models sold 15 to 25 years
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There was more time and care devoted then .. ..
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well as to have the fun of building my own machine. Now cer
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Having used both the drill press and lathe regularly for sev
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enjoyable to build and seems sensibly designed. I used heavier
lumber than called fo r and added glued joints to the bolt
together construction. The castings seem durable enough but
not well finished so I had to dress them myself to render the
headstock, which also serves as the carrier for the drill spindle,
square to the lathe bed. The drill-press table, which travels on
a rack-and-pinion mechanism, required some shimming to re
duce play and to bring it square to the spindle. I'm not com-
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