Creative Woodworks & crafts 2003-11, страница 38
SUPPLIES Wood: granadillo*—one piece 1 /8"x 4-1 /2" x 40" (for the 24 ribs), one piece 1/8" x 3"x 6-1/2" (for top and bottom accents), one piece 3/8",x 2" x 2" (for base insert); yellow poplar*—one piece l/8"x9"x 18" (for outer rings), one piece 3/8"x2"x2" (for neck insert) Tools: scroll saw with Sfeebar PTT1 scroll saw blade; drill with 1/16" (0.0625" or 1,5875mm) drill bit Temporary-bond spray adhesive Sandpaper, assorted grits Fine ballpoint pen Minwax Fast Drying Polyurethane - Semi Gloss (finish for dyed pieces) Watco Wipe-on-Poly - Semi Gloss (finish for granadillo) Cyanoacrylate (Kraiy Glue*') Rif liquid or powered dye in Scarlet or color of choice** *Available at D&D Woodcrafts, R. R. #3 Box 3066, Saylorsburg, PA 183553: 1-888-751-1400. **For on Rif dyes contact Rif-Consumer Affairs, P.O. Box 21070, Indianapolis, IN 46221-1070: (317) 231-8044, 9:00 to 4:00 Eastern Time. 38 • Creative Woodworks S. Crafts November 2003 Patterns Located in Full Size Pattern Section No. 21 designed by John Nelson; sawn and developed by Wes Demarest wmmmm Introduction Here is another simple but elegant design from the incredible mind of John Nelson. Twenty-four ribs and a few rings accented with a bit of color and you have a showpiece. We chose granadillo, a Central and South American exotic that resembles walnut, but is harder and has a natural luster for the ribs and non-accented rings, and yellow poplar for the dyed accents. If you are worried about the thin yellow poplar breaking, try 1/8" plywood. We are using scarlet Rif Dye® to add color in this project, but a small word of caution: this particular color emitted a stronger and more irritating odor than the other colors we have used, so use it in a ventilated area. INSTRUCTIONS Start by cutting all components to length with a little allowance on all sides. |
