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ISSUE FORTY-SEVEN Dado Blade Case page 6 • Contents Features Dado blade Storage Case_6 The "hanging files" in this storage case hold the chippers and blades of a stacked dado set. This provides easy access to the individual pieces and protects them from damage. Restoring a bench Plane_10 Turn an old rusty bench plane into a hard-working tool that looks great too. Also, we include step-by-step instructions on making a new handle or front knob. Mortising Machine_16 This shop-built mortising machine lets you rout perfect mortises every time. With a router carriage that moves up and down and a table that slides in two directions, you can set up the machine and cut a mortise in less than a minute. brush basics _26 One of the secrets to getting a smooth, even finish is the quality of the brush. We offer practical suggestions on selecting brushes, applying a finish, and some clean-up tips. Tuning Up a bench Plane_14 A bench plane is a precision tool — when it's tuned up properly. Here are some simple tips and techniques to help you get the most out of your bench plane. Bench Plane Tune Up page 14 Departments Readers5 Tips Our readers offer their own shop-tested tips dealing with some of the most common woodworking problems. Mortising Machine page 16 Tool Talk _30 In this issue, we take a look at an innovative new router collet that doesn't require a wrench to tighten the bit. Sources_31 Information and mail-order sources for the hardware and supplies used to build the projects in this issue. No. 47 ShopNotes 3 |
