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Methods of Work
Tool Fo
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Questions
Events
Index to issues
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RICLES
Veneering over a Solid-Wood Substrate
by Tage Frid
Thiry-year old rosewoodgives lfe to a shapely cofe e ta ble
Rolling Chop-Saw Stand Saves Space
by Charles Jacoby
Fo lding wings support long stock
Making
a
veneered cofee table, p. 40
Loose Tenon Joinery
by Ken Picou
Separate tenons are quick, easy andstrong
i
ture
Investments in F
by Ben Bacon
Brushing on a Finish
by Chris A. Minick
Goodpreparation andlowing strokes yield smooth results
Biscuit
Joinery
ets More Versatile
by Sandor
NagyszaIanczy
Ne w hardwarefo rfa st joints, even without th e machine
Quick and Clean Bookcases
by John Kelsey
Lumberyardpine with bscuits make a sturdy bookcase
Where mil meets stile, p. 66
Where Rail Meets Stile
by Mac Campbell
Mitered sticking s strong and neat
Bending a Big Curve
by Jeff Miller
Laminations with sp indles make this bed a Wi nsor
Restoring Vintage Machinery
by Robert M. Vaughan
Bansaw's lesso ns can be applied th roughout th e shop
A
New wist for
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by Dick Burrows
A
Table for Breakfast or Banquets
by Steven M. Lash
Ne wfu niturefrom London, p. 50
On the Cover: Stop-action photogaphy
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p. 54. Photo: Susan Kahn.
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Splined Miters Join Mirror Frame
by Bob Gleason
Ta bletop projectPivotsfo r a better view
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Drop down legs support expansion mechanism
Editors Notebook
y John Kesy
n
g on your house-So we move
the household from one side of town to
the other, and I stalt over: cardboard box
es crammed with tools and supplies, piles
of lumber, tarped jumble of machines. At
the old place, I'd built a workshop bigger
than a two-car garage. Here I'm starting
with a one-car garage and I can't even get
all my stuff under cover.
On the first day, I need blocks to prop up
some crummy built-in shelVing. I re
arrange the box mountain until I find the
one labeled handsaws, root out a saw and
a square. Aaarrgh! Now clear the boxes off
the sawhorses to make enough room for
knifing a line and sawing those blocks
of wood. Go back to the house to nail
them in-no, go back outside to find the
box containing nails, hoist it onto the
sawhorse ....
I'm taking three or four steps sideways
for every inch forward. Sometimes when
I'm Wildly shiting piles of boxes, I can't re
member what I was looking fo r. I forget
that my goal is not to move boxes, not to
make little blocks of wood, but to get past
moving in and on to setting up my new
shop. As my goal recedes into the infinite
distance, I realize that I can't do anything
without my workshop. Having a work
shop is what defines the woodworker.
A trim carpenter operates out of his
truck, taking toolbox and materials to the
job site to cut and fit parts. But the wood
worker takes measurements and materials
into the workshop to make parts, which
he then carries back to the job site.
My frustration at being shop-less illus
trates this interesting difference and leads
me to a new series of articles about how
shop-based woodworkers approach utility
projects. The first in the series, on p. 62 of
this issue, describes the pine shelving I
built as soon as I got my tools wrestled in
to that little garage. In our next issue, we'll
describe basic drawermaking with a Sears
type dovetailing jig.
These articles aren't about making fine
urruture, but they're not about rough car
pentry either. They're about utility wood
working from a shop-based point of view.
If you'd like to participate in this series,
please write me about how you use your
workshop to solve problems around your
place.
tool category and you'd like to try working
with us on tl1ese brief tool reviews, please
get in touch with us.
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