Popular Woodworking 2006-10 № 157, страница 3

Popular Woodworking 2006-10 № 157, страница 3

PROJECTS, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES

34 Master Your Jigsaw

With the right blade and body position (and a modicum of practice), you can perform incredible feats of cutting with this oft-misunderstood tool. by Troy Sexton

40 Conquer the Through Mortise & Tenon

Discover how to make this ancient joint three different ways: First by hand, second with a hollow-chisel mortiser and table saw, and third with a plunge router and band saw. by Frank Klausz

45 Setting Up Shop: The Right Location

WOODWORKING ESSENTIALS

The first of seven stories in our Shop Setup series shows you how to make the most of any shop location, be it basement, garage or outbuilding.

53 Bare Bones of Carving

A master carver reveals the essential tools and sharpening techniques to develop your skills in this wholly approachable woodworking art. by David Calvo

58 Pleasant Hill Shaker Miniature Chest

This pint-sized chest appeals with diminutive size, charming country-style details and solid joinery. by Kerry Pierce

64 Almost-forgotten Handsaw Tricks

Discover how to clear a line of sawdust without depleting your lung power. Plus, reflections on marking accurate 90° and 45° angles sans square. by Carl Bilderback

66 Draw-leaf Game Table

Clever concealed leaves provide immediate easy access to more table surface area - without having to move anything from the tabletop. by Glen Huey

73 Avoiding Mistakes

Mistakes are expensive in many ways - here are a few tips for saving time, money and frustration. by Michael Dunbar

October 2006

Troy Sexton shows how the humble jigsaw can be used to create unbelievable curves that are ready to finish with a mere swipe of the sandpaper.

Cover photo by Al Parrish

DEPARTMENTS

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Out on a Limb

Are woodworking "rules"meant to be broken ?

12

Letters

Mail from readers and answers to yo ur wood working questions.

82

At the Lathe

Essential maintenance techniques to keep you turning smoothly.

90

Flexner on Finishing

Reflections on sheen.

96

Out of the Woodwork

Sawdust serves as soup seasoning.

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Popular Woodworking

October 2006