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WOODWORKING . . . in action ! ! !
Issue 2, Jan 2006
Features:
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Steve Heller has been harvesting Catskill Mountain hardwoods such as black walnut, butternut, black cherry, and maple to create ‘Naturally Fine Furniture’ and ‘Unnaturally Fine Sculpture’ in his Boiceville, NY shop since 1973. (23min) -
Although indispensable in most shops, the tablesaw can also be unpredictably dangerous. Get the inside story on kickback and learn how to prevent it absolutely! (16min) -
In this first installment on windsor chairmaking, watch how easily a few simple traditional tools can turn a felled tree into the elegant spindles that are at the heart of this American classic. (18min) -
Waterstones represent one of the more satisfying methods of sharpening. In this excerpt from Harrelson Stanley’s definitive 90-minute sharpening video we get a glimpse into the simple efficiency of this timeless approach. (10min) -
See how this thoroughly contemporary technique can be used to update traditional frame-and-paneling — one of woodworking’s oldest construction methods. (9min)
Departments:
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Machine-cut dovetails are ideal for relatively straightforward rectangular work, but when it comes to compound angles and unusual situations you need a little forethought and the right jig to achieve accuracy. (5min) -
Here are two new products from Lie-Nielsen that can make hand-planing easier: a high-angle frog and a heavy-duty chipbreaker. (4min) -
A conversation with well-known woodworker and author, Mario Rodriguez, about two books dealing with high-end joinery: 'Traditional Woodwork' and 'Building Fireplace Mantels'. (11min) -
Take a close look at an American regional style that dates back to the early Federal period, still popular today, as designed and built by Kentucky native Warren May. (9min)