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Fxing mistakes

Bandsaw tires

Precise angle setups

Low assembly table

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Methods of Work

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Cabinetmaker's Assembly Table by Charles Davis

Torsion-box construction and a wooden brake

make this mobile work surfa ce strong and stable

Dealing with Woodwor

n g Mistakes

by Sandor Nagyszalanczy

And strategiesfo r aVOiding slpups

Building a low, mobile assemby table, p.

Reeded Colu n s from Shaped Staves by Tim Carr

How to Install Bandsaw Tires by Robert M. Vaughan

Getting them on is only part of thejob

Routing Tapered Flutes in Flat Panels by Malcolm Vaughan

Jigs make short work of a magazine rack'sfa n-shaped ens

Choosin2 the Grain Pattern for Curved Parts

by Peter TisChler

Endgrain orientation d etermines surfa cepatten

Simple Instrument Sets Precise Angles by Tom Rose

A shopmade sine-bar and basic math yield accurate miters and beves

Mounting bandsaw tires, p.

Curvaceous Carcase Construction by John Eric Byers

Slats dress up bendableplywood sides

Build a Bent-Plywood Kayak by Chris Kulczycki

Stitch-and-tape construction can put you on the water in less than afo rtnight

Double-Blade Tablesaw Teno

g by Mac Campbell

Sp acers and shims between blades make setup fa st and accurate

r eaded-Lid Boxes by Steven Gray

Molding on a Radial-

Saw by Dick Willford

Auxiliaryfe nce and tableprovide safe y and versatiliy

Setting upfor angle cuts, p.

Cutting Sheet Goods Down to Size by Charley Robinson

Altenative rigs fo r sawing and routing large panes

On the Cover: Cutting tenons with a

double-blade setup increases accuracy

and production. Mac Campbel tells how

to cut tenons safey with his unique aux

iliary fence on p. 72. Photo: Alec Waters

n g a Box by Spider Johnson

Simple, inexpensive methodfo r adding a velvey lining

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Bandsawn and routed segments simulate carving

Shop-built device simplfies threading wooden containers

Floc

( WW #93) about paulownia trees as a source for high-quality

Source for paIo a seeds -Hurray to Fine Woodworking

fo r publishing the articles by John Melhuish and Warren May

smoked a little, but I wasn't too surprised because I knew this

was a very deep cut to make, especially in hard maple. Ater the

cut, I checked the cheeks of the tenon-and they weren't

burned-so I set up for the next cut.

But when I made the final check of my setup, much to my

dismay, I noticed a red glow inside my tablesaw. Since I had let

my dust-collection system running, I had not noticed the smoke

coming fr om the fire developing in the sawdust below the blade.

A spark, fa nned by the dust collector, had now developed into

quite a blaze.

I quickly shut the blast gate to the tablesaw and grabbed for

the fire extinguisher that I keep near the enu-ance of my shop.

Luckily, the saw was not damaged and the burning sawdust had

not been sucked into the dust-collection system, but if the fire

extinguisher had not been close at hand, a minor mishap could

have cost me my tablesaw, if not my house. I had never expected

to use tlat fi re extinguisher on a fire ignited by my tablesaw.

hardwood. John and I have worked together for over 13 years

researching and experimenting with paulownia. We had a vision

that blossomed into a mission -a global mission. We have en

deavored to introduce this incredible tree to the public for its

ecological, economical and wood-utilization virtues. We asked

Wa rren to help shape the direction of the mission by working

with the wood to demonstrate that the raw material does have a

confirmed use. The excellent photos in the article of the finished

products only touch on the real beauty of these items.

John let his job with the U.S. Forest Service, and I let my

professorship at the University of Maryland, and we set up the

National Paulownia Center. We have provided information, start

er kits, seeds, growing instructions and economic data to over

9,500 tree growers, woodworkers, industries, conservation

groups, the Peace Corps, Native American tribes, and state, fe der

al and private agenCies in the United States and 66 other coun

tries. If you are interested in receiving high-quality seeds, grow

ing instructions and other information about paulownia, send $1

and a SASE to ational Paulownia Center, 4303 Kenny SU-eet,

Beltsville, MD 20705; or call (301) 937-4635.

m done working, and I always check my work

shop before I go to bed. I hesitate to k what might have hap

pened if tile spark had ignited on the last cut of

n evenings' work.

-David t ason, Brighton, Mich.

-Peter Bec kjord, PhD., Beltsville, Md. Se n g a loose dst bag-I've come up with a tool modifica

...

tion inspired by Sven Hanson's article in WW #92 on orbital

sanders. When I used my Bosch orbital sander (model

#3283DVS), I ran into tlle same problem that Hanson described

in the article-the dust bag came loose. Hanson had also re

marked that Bosch's right-angle model (#1370DEVS) uses an

a-ring to hold its dust bag in place. This gave me the idea to

modiy my sander. I iled two slots on opposite sides of the dust

-I'm writing to relay an experience

that occurred in my woodshop recently. I was cutting an open

mortise and tenon for an end vise on a maple workbench using

my tenoning jig on the tablesaw. Because the tenoning jig held

the workpiece vertically, I had to cut a fu ll 2% in. into the end

grain of the workpiece. When I made the first cut, the wood

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