Creative Woodworks & crafts 2003-03, страница 21
SUPPLIES Wood: walnut or wood of choice—one piece 3/4" x 10-3/4" x 15-3/4" (for the cross), one piece 3/4" x 4" x 8" (for the lower base piece), one piece 1/2" x 2-1/4" x 6-1/4" (for the upper base piece) Tools; scroll saw with blades; drill press with 1 l/64"-Dia and 1/I6"-Dia. bits, l-3/8"-Dia. Forstner bit: router with roundover bit Temporary-bond spray adhesive Sandpaper, assorted grits Clear package tape T-7/16"-Dia. photo insert Two 1" drywall screws Two 1-1 /A" drywall screws WHY ARE WE PRACTICALLY "GIVING AWAY mmm "461 Woodworking Patterns for Only 2$ Each?" ^ IF YOU LIKE TO CUT PATTERNS OUT OF WOOD, THIS IS THE SET FOR YOU! YOU'LL FIND A TREASURE HOUSE OF IDEAS INSIDE. 461 BEAUTIFUL WOODWORKING PATTERNS AND DESIGNS. (Bv Frank K. Wood) FC&A, a Peachtree City, Georgia, publisher, announced today that it is practically "giving away" an all-new set of "461 Woodworking Patterns." • Wooden furniture lor patio and porch. • Stylish reindeer will give your yard a I'es-tive holiday touch. • "Garden golfer" whirls all day long, while» works of art bless your hearth and home. • Angels for the kitchen, cote critters galore, neighborly welcome for a door. • Large outdoor patterns add seasonal fun, create delightful kitchen gadgets and household helpers for everyone. • Oue-of-a-kind birdhousc designs, a victorian-stylc holder for beanie bag "finds." • Shimmering snowflakes, santas and sleighs, a Christmas countdown number the days. j • TVvirling whirligigs fill the sky / — woodpecker, owl, and a f-— pig that can fly! • A 3-D village, sleepytime. rabbit and a frog that hangs out over„ your door. •Noah's ark toy, a garland for teacher, clever animal notepad keepers. • An adorable armoirc and baby cradle, dressing screen, and a tree-top table. • Classy corner shelves, handy peg racks, decorative vine and animals that shine. • Unique intarsia patterns, dazzling sunflower birdhousc clock. • A cabinct for your TV and VCR, western wranglers for your little buckaroo. •Child-size "teddy bear" chair, santa pull-toy, kids can ride away on a galloping horse! •Pretty birds, curious cats and bouncing bunnies frolic among wooden sunflowers. •Playful piglet shelf-sitters and a caboodle of koalas from down under: •Outdoor snow couple in their Sunday best; Santa takes a much needed rest. • And much, much K ■ u Build all these wooden favorites. Illustrated plans include intricately detailed patterns and complete instructions. To order a set, just return this notice with your name and address and a check for $9.99 plus S3.00 shipping and handling, and we will send you "461 Woodworking Patterns." Or, for only $12.99 plus $3.00 shipping and handling, you can get both the basic set and an extra 100 patterns. Plus, you'll also get a free preview of companion sets of FC&A Woodworking Patterns, about every two months, on a 30 day free trial. You can keep only those sets you want and cancel any time. Send your check along with your name and address to: FC&A, Dept. BCB-3, 103 Clover Green, Peacblvee City, GA 30269. You get a no-time-limit. guarantee of satisfaction or your money back. You must cut out and return this notice with your order. Copies will not be accepted! IMPORTANT — FREE GIFT OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 6.2003 All orders mailed by March 6, 2003, mil receive a free gift, "561 Special, Seasonal, Woodworking Patterns," guaranteed. Order right away! s)HC&A2003 Carl Gordon Weckhorst "The Father of modern day fretwork" October 23,1924 - January 19,2002 Although deeply saddened by his passing, we can all rejoice m his having lived. It is with a spirit of respect and admiration that I honor my good friend, Car) Weckhorst, with a few words in his memory. Well known for his scroll sawing and woodcarving talents, visitors from ail parts of the country (including me) made special trips to his home to see his magnificent Creations. His li felong love of working with wood produced a house full of amaring.cloeks, furniture, and hundreds of other projects of every size, shape, and description; Carl's hands were gifted with many talents.. .and were as big as his heart! It is because of Carl's passion for scroti sawn fretwork that many of us today can once again enjoy a hobby that had all but died out entirely in the mid-twentieth, century. Carl had spent much of his lifetime searching out and collecting old scroll saw/fretwork -patterns from the late 1 HOrt's and early 1900's It was the projects that Carl had created from these patterns, coupled with his know-how, that were used to re-kindle interest in scroll sawing beginning in the 1980's. Thanks to his generosity and willingness to share, scroll sawing is alive and well today! I will always remember Carl as "The Father of fretwork," the man who carried fretwork and scroll sawing "like a belovedchild7' through a period of time when much could have been lost. His work opened my eyes and the eyes of many others to a fascinating world tilled with magnificent Fretwork projects. I am blessed to have known him, and forever grateful! Dirk Boelmcm
Carl Weckhorst with Dirk and Karen Boelman. Carl Weckhorst with Dirk and Karen Boelman. Assembly Locate and drill two 11/64" diameter holes for mounting screws through the upper base piece. Countersink the screw heads flush with the bottom. Also, drill 1 /16" pilot holes in the bottom of the cross to line up with the base. Install two 1" long drywall/multi-purpose screws to test fit the cross to the upper base piece. Make adjustments as needed, then reassemble with a small amount of glue between the parts. Fasten securely together and let dry. Also, locate and drill two 11/64" diameter holes through the bottom section. Dry fit, then secure all together with glue and two 1-1/4" long drywall/multi-purpose screws. When completed, apply finish as desired. May you be blessed in many ways for your efforts! jjlj| |
