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Methods of Work
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I read, with much interest, the article on spraying with lacquer
in
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#62. I find lacquers very satisfying to use. I switched
from polyurethane to lacquer a couple of years ago. What used
to take several days to do with polyurethane can be done with
lacquer in a matter of an hour or two.
Once applied, polyurethane must sit in a dust-free environ
ment for six or eight hours, or dust wi ll cling to it like steel to
a magnet. Lacquer, on the other hand, can be handled and
moved in a matter of minutes. By the time I clean my spray
gun, I can move the piece and make room for something else.
I let the finish sit for a day or two before putting it to use.
One thing I disagree with is spraying inside pigeonholes
with the back enclosed. It's much easier to leave the back off
and spray inside the holes. The overspray goes right out the
back, instead of in your face . Spray the back wh ile it is off and
after both pieces are dry, fasten the back to the piece.
There is another advantage to using lacquer over polyure
thane. On dark wood there's not much difference. However,
on light-colored wood, such as maple, oak and pine, using
polyurethane tends to slightly yellow the true color of the
wood. When I switched to lacquer, there was a noticeably
nicer color to the finished piece.
-David Miller, Annville, Penn.
EOITOR"S NOTE:
There's nothing wrong with your glasses. According
to Blizzard, the cross members should be flush with the main chassis
member. The drawing on p.
75
is incorrect. Unfortunately, the photo
didn't reproduce well enough
o
fit the
7.
in., but must be
space available and, as a result, left some details
the builder. The front axle cross bar is nominally
shaped and profiled to fit the front axle unit.
r
have been using for
several years. They're similar to drywa ll screws, having a
straight shank, double thread and gimlet point. One thread has
a high (deep) profile, the other has a low profile. They have a
standard Phillips flat head, and are packaged by Elco Indus
tries Inc., 1103 Samuelson Rd ., Box 7009, Rockford, Ill. 61125.
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Harold
E.
Smitb, Dabinda,
l.
I read the article "Grinding Wheel Primer"
(FWW
#61), by Jer
ry Glaser, with great interest. The properly maintained bench
grinder has always been
tbe tool
for shaping a cutting edge.
As a wood tuner, a grinding wheel coarse enough to re
move metal quickly and coolly, and still leave the tool smooth
enough to hone easily would not be of use to me. Once a lathe
tool is initially ground, it will not require frequent reshaping.
Instead of fre quently grinding the edge, may I suggest only
polishing the edge.
The bond type "R" that Glaser told us to "forget" is perfect
for this edge work. This rubber-bonded abrasive wheel gives a
quick mirror- like fi nish on any cutting edge. This polished cut
ting edge allows the bevel to polish the tuning workpiece.
The only significant disadvantage I have fo und with rubber
bonded abrasive wheels is that the wheel must tun away
from the cutting edge . If you sharpen with the wheel turning
in the standard direction, you will slice the wheel as a lathe
tool slices rotating spindle work. These wheels are readily
available from Cratex Manufacturing Co., Inc., 518 Stone Rd.,
Benicia, Calif. 94510, (707) 746-1700 .
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Tbad B. We lcb, Marina, Ca lif
WW
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the long ru n. The NHLA management was not attempting to
put something over on the public; they were simply defend
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the miniscule net profit the hardwood industry "enjoys,"
loss of the 7% shrinkage would put most of them in the red,
so don't be surprised if prices increase as a result of the law.
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By accident, I once broke an old Buck Bros. chisel, and I
called the factory to moan about my bad luck. The superin
tendent wrote me a secret: On old Buck chisels, especially
the big ones, the limit of temper was marked with a miniature
buck's head, about the size of the white part of a match head.
He said if I could see that deer head, no retempering was
needed, just resharpen as necessary. Not all have it, but most
of the old and big ones do. Nice to know.
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Fo rd Green, San Antonio, Tex.
As a retired research chemist, I would like to correct a state
ment made by Ric Carpenter in his article on wooden combs
(FWW
#62). He states that "wood, on the other hand, is or
ganic and similar to hair in its mo lecular structure." This is
not only erroneous, but technically misleading. Wood is cel
lulose, which is composed of glucose un ited to form long
chain molecules, while hair is a protein consisting of amino
acid units in long chains. They are both organic compounds,
but radically different in mo lecular structure.
On the other hand, the plastic materials used in making
combs are also long-chain organic mo lecules such as nylon,
polystyrene, polypropylene or ce llular acetone. The only true
statement that can be made differentiating plastiC and wood
WW
#61.
First, I find no specs for the front axle cross bar in the
schematic on pp. 74-75. Second, on p. 74, if the main chassis
cross members are made as indicated, it appears to me that
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the tops of these two parts would be fl ush. However, the
schematic and the pictures seem to indicate that the cross
members are recessed below the top of the main member.
-CA. Brown, Wa terville, Vt.
o
show the joint clearly. Because the
truck is so complex, we condensed the material quite a bit
o
the discretion of
"Drywall screws: Who needs pilot holes ?"
(FWW
#60) re
minds me of the "Hi-Lo" wood screws
As a life -long hardwood lumberman, a National Hardwood
Lumber Association member and
Fine Wo odworking
reader,
I always get a chuckle from letters like Brad Newcomer's
(
Garening jouaist
Either my glasses need changing, my brain is in neutral or I
detect two glitches in Richard Blizzard's toy truck draWings
in
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