109.pdf

WOOD LOOK·ALlKES that help you $ave

........

MODEL

GlOU

ONLY

$44'.00

1-1/2 ILP•

1'" flEAVY-DUTY TABU SAW

HODEL GlOn

SPECIAL PRICE $695.00

HEAVY-DUTY

16" UNDSAW

MODEL Glon

ONLY S595.00

VARIABLE SPEED

WOOD LATHE

MODEL G5.19 ONLY S1.5.00

10" HEAVY-DUTY TAlIU SAW

HODEL GIOnZ ONLY S......OO

MODEL

GI011

ONLY

$495.00

......

DOlUN",

MODEL G4OCI.

ONLY sn'.95

.....

MODELG..OOI

ONLY SII9.95

IlEAVY DUTY

.EAVY DUTY

"""'... DOlU

.rPUNOl

HODEL GlOl1 ONLY $399.'5

HODEL GlOJ)

ISSUE NO. 109 NOVEMBER 1998

TblslSSlle's cover woodgrain: Cottonwood

Better Homes and Gardens$

D D ~ ~

THE WORLD'S LEADING WOODlNQRKJNG MAGAZINE

CONTENTS

41 Precision resawing

Try our shop-tested methods for cutting thin

stock on a bandsaw and tablesaw.

49 Mission on a mountaintop

See how one successful Arkansas furnituremak-

er has turned his business into a family affair.

58 Project showcase

Marvel at this turning display from Oklahoma.

60 Bell/disc sanders under $600

Check out the resuhs of our tool test on five

6x48" combination sanders.

66 Wood look-alikes

Looking for inexpensive substitutes for oak,

walnut, and maple? Here's help.

74 Arts and Crafts finish

Learn to apply an authenic-Iooking fumed fin·

ish without the; haz<lrds of fuming.

Page 49

Woodworking projects

16 Music-box manger

Make this scroUsawn Christmas project, then

see the turntable rotate while a melody plays.

54 Victorian-style bird feeder

Treat your fine-feathered friends to a free

lunch with our cedar-shingled eatery.

68 The ultimate rainy day project

You need not work in cubits when making

this charming shelftop Noah's Ark.

76 Fairgrounds prancer

Capture the excitement of carnival time by

carving this spirited tabletop steed.

80 Tilt-top router table

Page 16

The lift·up top of this fUll-featured

shop pro-

ject makes changing bits a breeze.

86 Penguins on parade

Dress up your holiday decor with this hand-

some trio of fun-loving flightless birds.

Page 68

SHORT-SUBJECT FEATURES

4 The Editor's Angle

22 Tool Industry Insider: Ridgid Tools

6 Talking Back

24 Tips From Your Shop (And Ours)

10 Great Ideas For Your Shop: Tool Crib

38 Wood Anecdote: Sassafras

12 Where Safety Begins: Mitersaw Cutting

--,:9"'2'--::A"'s"'k-'-W-'-O::....::O=-D_-=--,-

14 Router Bit Review: Rabbit-Bit Bearings 106 Products That Perform

112 Finishing Touches

WOOD MAGAZINE

NOVEMBER 1998

_NARDWARE

- fASTUIln sunM'

-U"OTOOLS

- ooou

-AI.rOOlS

When there's no more room to expand, there's always the illusion.

With Stanley- mirror doors. you can create abrighter, more spacious

feeling in less than an hour. They're available framed or frameless, and in

sliding, swing or hi-fold styles. Perfect for tight budgets. And even tighter quarters.

I-BOO-Stanley. www.stanleyworks.com

IlYDu,uut TOOLS

STANLEY

MAKE SOMETHING GREAr

Plik z chomika:

Inne pliki z tego folderu:

Inne foldery tego chomika: