Woodsmith 154 - Aug-Sep 2004 - Tip Turn Table.pdf - Woodsmith(1) - VanClaaude

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ne of the things I like about woodworking is that th€re's

almostalways more than on€way to go abouta job. A pe €ct

example of this is the tip and tum tableon page30.

When we werc plarudng the table,w€ spent a lot of time dis-

cussingwhat kind of top to make.And I think tlrc tw€lve€ided,

veneeredp\,wood top we cameup with looks gieat. (Youcansee

it on the cov€.) But shortly aJterwe finished building and Photo

graphing the table for this issue,Ted Raife, one of our editors,

came to me with an id€a for making a rourd, dish€d toP out of

sold wood using a router.

Ted's procedure involved using a trammel along with the

rorter to cr€at€th€ molded edSeof the top. Then the router is

mounted on a sled that alows you to dish out the cent€r of the

top. I haveto admit that it sound€d pr€tty intriSuing.ButunJortu-

nately, as interestingasTed'sidea was, there just wasnl enough

spacein the nagazine to indude it as Part of the tableadide

Now a coupleof yearsa8o,that would havebe€nthe end of the

story But that's no longer the case.with th€ intemet, we now

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llondSowPegboordStoroge

Althoughmytablesawandbandsawdomostofthe

cutting

ahandsawis quicker

on the pegboard mountedabovemy workbench,as

showninthe photo at left.

Therackis m6deup ot two parts. Thecuruedsaw

handlesreston a dowelslippedovera pair of long

pegboard hooks.Thebladesofthe s6wsaresecured

in a piece of hardwoodwith slotscut in it. A pair ol

holesdrilled in the back fit over short, L-shaped

hooks,asinthedrawingbelow You cansizethe rack

to holdalmostanynumber1orsize)of saws.

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Woodsmith

No.154

inmyshop,forsomejobs,

andeasier.The problem

SUBINIIYOUR

ilortising

vvn|e ourorng some doors recenfly, I

needecl a way to cut the mo(ises for the

hinges. l'vetried using a hand,hetd router

in the past. The routermakes cleancuts

and it's easyio sefthe deprh precisetv, bur

it canbedifficu tto seewhat's going on. So

lcameupwith a differenttechnique.

Insteadof usingthe router,

lchucked a

rl" dia.straight bit in my drill press, as

illustratedin the drawingat efi. Now l

No.15,f August/Seprembcr,

2004

Publisher DonaktB.Peschtc

ldilor Terry J. Strohman

canseewhafs happening

and still get ihe sanre,

clean cut and precise

TedRaife

Phil Huber

For best resLrlrs, You'l

needto setthe drill press

to the highest possible

speed.And c amped a

rence and stop block in

place to guide the work

piece asthemoriiseisc!r.

Thenyou cansetthedepth

ol the bit andturn on the

dri press. Slowlyslide the

workpiece;niothe bir and

routoutthemo.tise.

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(inrsor (rrriDh a,firJr

Conrrib.Editors

BrvanNelson

Todd Lanrbirth

Ll.\'id Krcvling

DirkVcrSieeg

]lnrlan V Clark

Da! e Kallcmyn

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SPECIAf, PURLICATIONS

tet-Upfig

Using3 splitter on the tablesaw is an

importantsafety siep. lt keepsthe work,

piecefiom bindingagainstrhebtade, caus,

ingkickback.The

CIRCULATION

photo below, it's on y a long piece of p y

wood with a saw ked cut in it.

To useit,lslip the b adein rhekerf so

the jig extendspast the end of rhe saw

table (make surethesaw is unptugged).

ThenI slide thesplitterthroughrhe kert

and lock it in pace. Now lr's perfectty

aiignedandreadytogo.

problem isitcan besuch

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to put the splitteron and get it

propedyaligned with rheblade.Even if it,s

offbya small amounr,theworkpjece can

catchduring a cutandspoilthe edge.

Toget aroundthis problem, tmade a

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