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Four Planes That Ean Their Keep
by Sven Hanson
These quiet hand toos belong in any power workshop
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Events
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Classiied
Notes and Co
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Five Steps to une Your Plane
by Sven Hanson
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Using a shaper safe, p.
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Jobs a Shaper Does Best
by Lon ScWeining
Po wer and stabiliy mean vibrationfree cuts
With a Shaper, Safety Comes First
by Lon Schleining
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Build a Harvest Table
by Gary Rogowski
A quick, satsying project with simple lines and loose-tenon joinery
50
Taper Jig Is Simple, Safe and Efective
by Gary Rogowski
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Attaching Tabletops
by Garrett Hack
Five ways to connect base with top while allowing fo r seasonal wood movement
54
Clamping Panels the Easy Way
by Jim Tolpin
An inexpensive vertical press saves space and makes aligning boars a snap
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Attaching a tabletop, p.
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Decorative Hardware Sources
by Vincent Laurence
here to find the right hardware to complement your work
60
Veneering a Compound Curve
by John Gallagher
We dge-shaped piecesfo rm a delicate, elliptical box
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Shop-Built Roller Extension Table
by Bob Gabor
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On the Cover:
At least four handplanes
belong in evey woodworking shop, even
shops where most of the work
Marquetry Step by Step
by Gregg Zall
Double-bevel cutting makes the process easy and accurate
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addresses a
safety issue of importance to all wood
workers. Some of the information, howev
er, is misleading.
Bone conduction is very important to
our hearing and to the acoustic trauma
we endure but not in the way the article
portrays. Sound waves striking the skull
are, in fact, conducted to the cochlea
(hearing apparatus) and can contribute to
hearing loss. When testing hearing, we of
ten check air conduction vs. bone conduc
tion with a tuning fork placed on the
mastoids (behind the ears) and the midline
forehead. A vibrating tuning fork placed in
those spots easily can be heard by persons
with normal hearing.
The contention in the article that vibra
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ed through the body can contribute to
hearing loss is absurd. The only apprecia
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bone conduction is that traveling directly
from the power tool to the skull through
the air. Vibrations conducted through the
body must cross several joints, large and
small, before reaching the head. Cartilage,
tissue and joint fluid would dampen any
vibration to the point of insignificance.
Therefore, we submit that the only way
anti-vibration gloves might help prevent
noise-induced hearing loss is if you cov
ered your ears with them. Anti-vibration
gloves, however, can help reduce cumula
tive trauma disorders like carpal tunnel
syndrome and tendonitis.
The author also emphasizes the amplii
cation of sound at the eardrum compared
with the sound outside the ear. He attrib
utes this to resonation in the ear canal. But
the physical dimensions of the ear canal
are simply not large enough to allow for
resonation at these lower frequencies. The
higher measurements he and his re
searchers obtained are most likely due to
internal ampliication of the miniature mi
crophone or resonation of its sound tube.
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incorrect definition of the decibel was
also given in the article. Named in honor of
Alexander Graham Bell, one bel repre
sents the difference in sound intensity be
tween two sounds, one being
10
times
more powerful than the other. A sound
carrying twice the power of another sound
is
3
dB louder, not
6
dB, and a lO-time pow
er increase results in a
10
dB increase in
loudness, not
20
dB as stated in the article.
Last, the statement is made in the article
that tinnitus (ringing in the ears) will warn
you of impending hearing loss if it occurs
after loud noise exposure. While this is
true, it is very common for a person to ex
perience noise-induced hearing loss with
out having tinnitus. So relying on this
symptom to give you early warning is not
#110,
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Fi nk, Shelbune, Vt.
As a sufferer from tinnitus, a very frustrat
ing condition, I was pleased to read Jack
Vernon's article "Taming Woodworking
Noise." In years past in my work place, I
was subjected to continuous loud noise
and am now suffering from tinnitus (in my
case, an ever-present buzzing).
Use care. I will be forever plagued by this
condition. This could have been avoided if
the danger of continuous loud noise had
been recognized. A safe shop must include
noise reduction and ear protection.
-Charles Brownol, Davis, Cal.
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Mr. Vernon's worthwhile mention of dull
and, therefore, noisy cutting tools was ex
cellent and has long been overlooked as a
source of unnecessary shop noise (not to
mention the extreme physical danger of
using dull cutting tools).
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