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Arrow Fastener Co.. Inc., 2/1 Mayhill Street, Saddle Brook. New Jersey 07663 Canada: Jardel Distributors, Inc., 6505 Metropolitan BM. East, Montreal. 3usbecHTP1X9 ioiw »•- - ' Un'lel1 KinB|1om: A"°v' Fastener |U.K.) Ltd., 14 Barclay Road, Croydon, Surrey CBO 1JN Wherever fwe www.arrowfastener.com <w>ooi nimow =astenescompaw inc. Rov.7oo INSTRUCTIONS Step 1. Select your wood. You can use stock in the thickness you want. In this example, we are using 5/8" eucalyptus and 3/8" bubinga. Both are on the red side of brown, but have a subtle contrast. Apply the pattern with temporary-bond adhesive and drill the blade holes with the 1/32" (0.0312" or 0.7925mm] bit. Different Length Brads ET100" Nail Master 5/8" CI5mm) 3/4* (ZOmm) 1" (25rnm) Step 2. Eucalyptus cuts easier with a blade with wide spaced teeth such as a Steebar PTT2 or Olson PGT 5. If you have difficulty inserting the blade into the drilled holes, reduce the size of the top untoothed portion of the blade with a grindstone or file so that it fits the hole easily. You may also find it necessary to use a slower blade speed to avoid burning the edge. Make all cuts. continued on page 34 Creative Woodworks a Crafts June 2002 • 33 |
