Popular Woodworking 2005-08 № 149, страница 6
PROJECTS, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES 38 Norm Abram's Adirondack ChairDuring a two-day visit with Norm Abram, we spent a day building (an improved!) Adirondack chair in The New Yankee Workshop. Here are plans to build your own. by Steve Shanesy with Norm Abram 45 Advanced Table Saw Techniques WOODWORKING ESSENTIALS Here's how to get the most from your table saw. This chapter covers everything from cutting coves and odd-shaped boards to pattern sawing and kerf bending. Plus, learn how to build a coving fence. by Nick Engler 53 Learning Curves Create a cambered cutting edge on your hand planes to improve your edge joints and to plane boards without leaving plane tracks. by David Charlesworth 60 Leaning Shelves After numerous experiments and revisions using CAD software, we came up with a desk and shelves that are sturdy, curvy and easy to build. 66 A Woodworking Miter Saw A miter saw needs some tweaking before it can be used for precision woodworking. We show you how to do this quickly with only a little material and a few pieces of hardware. 72 76 $5 Router Plane A block of wood, an Allen wrench and a thumbscrew is all you need to build a traditional hand tool that excels at cutting dados and cleaning up hinge mortises. by John Wilson Power-assisted Dovetails for Drawers A hand-held router is the perfect helper when cutting a dresser's worth of half-blind dovetails. by Scott Gibson August 2005
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