Woodworker's Journal 1993-17-6, страница 6

working tools designed to

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In woodworking, every project is an adventure. You explore the wood, studying

_____ _ " its grain,

seardv ing for something

hidden within. Your goal is to emerge, weeks later, with a proud souvenir. A planter. A Shaker chair. Or perhaps a rustic chest of drawers.

Ironically the ease of any woodland journey depends largely on a decision you make before embarking: your choice of tools.To this end, a move in the right

direction is Skil Woodshop Tools."

Skil Woodshop Tools are a full line of wood-

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aligning, quick-set rip fence makes short work of sizing raw stock.

Afterward, smooth off cuts and round corners with the 3370 combination 4" belt

Every step of the way

Enter the woods with a confident first cut on the 3400 10" benchtop tablesaw. Its powerful 13.0 amp motor and the exclusive Accu-Lign ' self-

6" disc benchtop sander. A quick-release belt adjustment (another Skil exclusive) lets you effortlessly switch between vertical and horizontal bed positions.

If your plans call for intricate cuts, use the 333016" benchtop scroll saw. It accepts either plain or pin-