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$195.00
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MODEL G1014
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MODEL G1183
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3/4 H.P. single phase motor
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Comes complete with miter gauge
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Separate 1/4 HP belt feed motor
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All cast iron body construction
Single phase. 220V.
5 H.P. motor
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Quick belt release lever
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Dual belt-driven sanding drums
1 H.P. motor, single
110/220V, 3450 R.P.M.
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Quick belt
release
lever
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Built-in dust collection ports
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Appr. shipping weight 155 Ibs.
16" BANDSAW
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Shipping weight is 470 Ibs.
Machine weighs approx. 114 Ibs.
Bed rollers are shielded
ball bearing type
Heavy-duty magnetic switch
14"
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MODEL G1019
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Single phase, 220V, 2 H.P. motor
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Shipping weight 200 Ibs.
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Handles two machines with ease
Table equipped with
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One-piece, cast iron body
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Suction capacity: 1182 cfm
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Hinged wheel covers
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Shipping weight: approx. 124 Ibs.
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Micro-adjustable blade guides
Heavy-duty rip fence
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Table tilts 45° right and 10° left
Bandsaw wheels have rubber
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Shipping weight: approx. 395 Ibs.
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10" HEAVY·DUTY TABLE SAW
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1 0" TILTING ARBOR
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MODEL G1023
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1-1/2 H.P., 110/220V motor
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Precision ground cast-iron
table top with T-slots
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2 interchangeable spindles
(1/2'
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Table size with extension
wings: 27-1/8' x 40-5/8'
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Precision ground solid
cast iron table and wings
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Dual speed, reversing motor
3 H.P. motor, 220V
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Shipping weight:
approx. 255 Ibs.
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2 independently adjustable
2-1/2' x 10' fences
Table size 20" x 18'
precision- ground, cast iron
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3 H.P. SHAPER
MODEL G1026
Steel miter gauge
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JOINTER HEAVY·DUTY
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$375.00
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1 H.P., 110/220V motor
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Cabinet-type stand
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1-1/2 H.P., 220V motor
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Heavy-duty all-steel miter
gauge with full-length bar
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Longest (47') bed of all
jointers in its class
3 H.P., 220V motor with
reversing switch
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Cast iron wing
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Heavy-duty
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Solid, polished cast-iron table top
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approx. 250 Ibs.
65" x 8" precision ground,
cast i ron bed
Table with standard wing attach
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MODEL G1021
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MODEL G1017
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Dual-knife cutterhead
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3 H.P., 220V motor
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Capacity: 12' wide x 5'
thick stock
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Magnetic switch protects
against overload
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Capacity: 20" wide x 8" tall
Precision ground cast iron bed
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Complete with instruction
manual
2 speeds: 16' and 20' per. min.
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Table measures 15' x 20'
Optional dust hood available
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Weighs
more than 475 Ibs.
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Weight: 87 Ibs.
4-blade all ball-bearing cutterhead
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3-knife cutterhead
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Letters
Reviews
Questions
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Methods of Work
Events
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TICLES
Notes and Co
A Small Bureau Built to Last
by Robert Treanor
Op aquefi nish and applied moldings cloak alock of dovetails
A technique to turnfo urcoats into a smooth, beautful fi nish injust
48
hours
Vacuum-bag veneering, p.
62
62
Basics of Vacuum-Bag Veneering
by David Shath Square
Tips and tricks to make even yourfi rstproject a success
67
A Stop for Every Jig
by Sandor Nagyszalanczy
Simple, versatile stops are crucial to accurate machining
71
Making a T-Slot Track
by Sandor Nagyszalanczy
72
Building an Open-Pedestal Table
by John Burchett
Doubled members Simpli fyjoinery; templates make shaping quick and easy
76
Comparing Jointer-Planers
by RobertM. Vaughan
Do combination surfa cers match the performance of separate machines?
82
A Visit to Irion Company Furniture Makers
by Jonathan Binzen
Pa ssionforperiodfurniture creates a brotherhood of joiners
85
Hand-Picked Wood for Handmade Furniture
86
Simple Tools Can Reproduce Most Moldings
by Robert S. Judd
Scratch stocks are quick and easy to use and make
88
Shopmade Rip Fence Assembles Easily, Stays Aligned
by Worth Barton
Bolted steel components, setscrews and a toggle cla mp are keys to accuray
91
Bowback Windsor Step by Step
by Harriet Hodges
Green woodworking lends its strength to this classic design
97
91
Building a Windsor chai, p.
Spline Joinery
by Steven Cook
Stronge, quicker and more versatile than biscuits
100
On the Cover: Sven Hanson adds an
other coat of oilfinish to this tabletop. To
learn how he achieves a nofuss, lustrous
finish with only four coats in just two
days, see p.
5.
Photo: Charley Robinson
Krenov Student Show
by William Sampson
houghful design, superla tive cratsmanship
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A visit with James Krenov-There are
few real stars in woodworking. Of the
handful who might be called stars by
woodworkers even fewer are known out
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Krenov is one of those few.
Until recently, I knew Krenov only
through his books and the pieces of his
furniture I'd had the pleasure of seeing in
person. Most of those experiences dated
to the early 1980s when I lived in
Mendocino County, home of the College
of the Redwoods woodworking program,
which Krenov still directs. So it was a bit of
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May to visit the area, see the work of his
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Krenov is a man of passion. He is pas
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and he is passionate about passing that
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That inspiration showed in the work the
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