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plex shape might at first suggest. Eugene Landon
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Home-cooked spline weights-In
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#72, p. 18, you de
scr ibed how to melt lead on a gas gr ill to make spline weight s,
bu t you sh ou ld have st ressed th e hazards of melt ing lead a bit
more th oroughly. Th e health considerations involved with
melt ing and cast ing lead ar e so gr ave th at ou r com pany discon
tinu ed all lead oper at ions sever al years ago. One of th e easiest
ways of contract ing heavy metal poisoning is th e inh alation of
lead um es. Lead melt s at approxim at ely 62 0° F and doesn't boil
until 3, 16 4° F; however, it does fum e at remark ably low tem
per at ur es, depending on a variet y of circum stances. A per son
work ing with lead over a back yard barbecu e will be exposed to
lead fum es about th e sam e way a per son sitt ing ar ou nd a camp
ir e will be exposed to wood sm ok e. Th ere ar e also addit ional
hazards involved in th e pour ing of th e molt en material.
Lead is an industr ial metal th at is alloyed with a gr eat many
ot her metals, and each alloy has
.
it s own ch ar act er ist ics as to
melt ing temper at ures, boiling temper at ures and toxicity, so us
ing scr ap material can really be opening up th e possibility for a
nu mber of addit ional danger s.
It is possible to do th is type of lead cast ing safely, bu t it takes
a great deal of care and trouble, wh ich is a big part of th e reason
wh y th e cast weight s ar e so expensive to bu y. I th ink a per son
might be bett er of pu rchasing these weight s and devot ing his
time and money- saving efort s to any one of th e ot her excellent
ar ticles your magazine ofer s. -Thomas J Walz
Rearden Metallurgical Labs, Tacoma, Wash.
tr icky tur nings you 'd like to tr y. We have wonder ed many
times if Delt a wou ld ever reintr oduce th e magaZ ine. Schutz
pr obably answer ed th at qu est ion by noting th e ever -incr easing
com pet it ion it wou ld have today th at it didn't have th en.
Ma
i
icent tool chest- Th e back cover of
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#71 pr e
se nt ed a magnificent collect ion of woodwork ing tools assembled
by H.O. Studley. He was ident iied as a carpent er and st onem ason.
Ater careful scrut iny, I was unable to locate any tools th at ar e
used in th e sto nem ason' s tr ade.
I
did, however, noti ce th at to
th e imm ediate left of th e second hinge fr om th e bott om ar e th e
param ount tools of th e specu lative mason: th e squ ar e, compasses
and th e level. Br ot h er Stu dley was a ree and accept ed mason
of a lodge of mast er masons. Th e mistake was easily over look ed
by a per son not associated with th e cr af t. To th e let and right
of th e squ ar e and the com passes ar e th e repr esentat ions of th e
two pillars on th e inner por ch of King Solomon's Temple.
-Neal D. COOPe� Anchorage, Alaska
he me
n
g of IPS -In th e ar t icle on wooden lam ps,
c
ww
#71), I near ly fe ll ou t of my ch air laughing wh en I read th e
explanat ion pert aining to th e condu it used in lamps. For your
enlight enment, th e corr ect designation for su ch is lis -in.
IPS,
wh ich means "iron pipe siz e" and not, as st at ed, s-in.
IP,
mean
ing "inside per im et er ." Inside per im et er , indeed!
v
es-Iel
ww
#71, p. 45, you
descr ibe an expensive and som ewh at cum ber som e spline de
vice for mark ing large cur ves. As an industr ial and ar ch it ectur al
patt er nmaker, I do a lot of cu rved work ; th e last cur ved piece
I
made was more th an 22 t. long.
Th e device I use for laying ou t large and not -so-large cu rves
can be made fr om a piece of nylon st r ing and scr ap pieces of
Plex iglas, Masonit e or any ot her lexible material th at' s about
-.
Kretchm, Elmira,
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Another way to lay out c
a
nce-Wat ch ing my insur
ance rates climb to astronomical height s over th e years has
really been hard to take. Ever y year at renewal time was th is
fr ant ic sear ch for a new com pany or som eone to inance th ese
hu ge am ou nt s into som eth ing reasonable on a mont hly basis.
Th is year, I insur ed myself in th e for m of a fir epr oof tool
room . Wh at used to be an oice is now clad with two layers of
%-in.-th ick Sh eetr ock, and th e door is 2-in.-th ick solid ir . I
give it at least an hour -th e fir e departm ent isn't far away. All
hand tools, power tools, clam ps, bit s, bolts, et c., ar e ch eck ed in
at night . Insur ance on th e basic bu ilding is ver y inexpensive,
and it seems th is idea of being responsible for your own tools
can apply to ot her sh ops: Used sh ipping containers might be
good fr am es for a ir epr oof vau lt . I am cu rr ent ly look ing for
heat -r elect ive, waterproof, insulat ive and ver y tough fabr ic to
cover som e st at ionary tools well enou gh to pr event total loss.
I realizeth is syst em is not 100% fo olpr oof, bu t I sleep bett er
knowing I won't lose everyth ing. By paying insur ance, you ar e
gam bling with your tools. I pr efer to take a more act ive role in
pr ot ect ing my investment . -Gary Boudreau, Nevaa City, Calf
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Fireproof room lowers ins
/
16
in. th ick by
%
in. wide. Simply cut a narr ow kerf or dr ill
a sm all hole in each end of th e scr ap piece; thr ead th e st ring
thr ough both kerfs or holes; pu ll th e st r ing until th e desir ed
cur ve appears; th en wr ap th e excess st ring a couple of tur ns
and pu ll it back thr ough th e kerf or hole. In essence, you have
ju st made a large bow.
-Michael Plesh, Sunlan, Cali.
ave reviews for
h
e Delta
a
m"-I thoroughly enjoyed
Walt er Schutz' s ar t icle "Th e Delt agr am " in
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#72, p. 120. It
spark ed a lot of pleasant memories for myself and a fe llow
woodwork er I sh ar e an oi ce with .
We both well remember ed th at th e majority of pr ojects in
hi gh-sch ool woodsh op came fr om
The Deltagam.
We also re
called, with sm iles and chu ck les, th e bu ilt-up turning pr ojects,
th e ar t -deco fur nitur e and lam ps, th e Wor ld War II-inspir ed
ar my toys for th e kids, and th e pr et ty models with 1940s hair
st yles. Also, du r ing th e Wor ld War II issues, Delt a wou ld lavor
th eir ads with a patr iotic "Bu y war bonds now, so you can bu y
Delta tools lat er ."
We both st ill have a few dog-eared copies of
The Deltagram,
and it 's un to look through th em and st ill ind one of th ose
fr om
ww
is th e at tent ion to detail as well as th e at tent ion to
safet y. Wh y, however, pu blish th e art icle on eye safet y on p. 70
of issu e #72 and pu blish a fe atur e ar t icle with a gu y having his
head alm ost in th e cent er of a spinning tr ee tru nk on p. 87
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