Popular Woodworking 2006-08 № 156, страница 6
ON THE COVER Master cabinetmaker Frank Klausz shares his thoughts on basic, but important, hand tools. Then he shows you how to build a toolbox to store them. Cover photo by Al Parrish DEPARTMENTS 8 Out on a Limb How woodworkers connect with tools 10 Letters Mail from readers 82 Flexner on Finishing Rubbing out a finish 88 Out of the Woodwork Woodworking brings a father and son closer PROJECTS, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES 36 Your First Toolkit A basic set of hand tools is important for the beginner or master woodworker. Take a look at one master's short list of the must-have tools and the best way to store them for on-the-road or at-the-bench. by Frank Klausz 41 Casework Construction: Special Applications WOODWORKING ESSENTIALS In this final chapter on casework construction we look at special accessories to maximize storage and convenience in all the rooms of your house. 52 49 Making Ogee Feet Many woodworkers are intimidated by ogee feet. But a jig, a few clamps and some know-how make this period furniture detail simple to execute. by Lonnie Bird 52 Test-driving Exotic Infill Handplanes You can spend thousands (thousands!) on a hand plane - but should you? We test 10 of the world's priciest planes to see how they perform. 60 Country Settle Table This traditional Colonial piece converts quickly from a breakfast table to a surprisingly comfortable chair, with some storage below, too. by Troy Sexton 66 Make Drift a Myth A simple jig made from a hinge and a couple tweaks to your band saw let you resaw super-thin veneer. by CarlBilderback 68 68 Best $20 I Ever Spent We pick the brains of some woodworking experts to learn what woodworking tools they consider a bargain. Turns out many are sentimental favorites. 72 The Libella A tool as old as the Pharoahs is still useful today - and it's quick and fun to build. by Samuel L. Peterson 74 Ribbon Table This sinuous modern table looks like it's made from red linguine - not wood. But there's no bending. It's all simple band saw and router table work. by John Hutchinson 4 1 Popular Woodworking August 2006 |
