Woodworker's Journal 2004-28-4, страница 10

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Edward Albrechl's boyhooi memories include what was probably one of the first RlRRtrir. jigsaus nn the markf t.

dad. I was seven years old. It was purchased Tom Sears, Dcc. 14th, 1941. at a cost of 87.16.

I know not many things of metal were made after the war started, so I guess we were lucky to purchase the Jigsaw at that time.

Edward !. Albrecht Clarksville, Ohio

A Bedtime Story

I have been a fan of Kick White's articles for many years, and save many back issues of '.lie journal just for

his projects. Recently my son was redoing a bedroom for his daughter, and I remembered Rick's bed project ["A Bed Designed f:>r Reading"] from the February 2001 issue. Attached are a couple o; photos of my completed version of that project. I decided to hit the wood ightly with dark walnut Danish oil, to bring out the grain in the ash. I think it turned out great, and my granddaughter loves it.

De\Vayn( iMKdwthr Andersen, Indiana

De Wayne Landwehr's granddaughter will have no troubla reading In bed. The Indiana woodworker decided to use dark walnut Danish oil to bring out the grain in the ash. ^

^:.ih!ty Learning hnw to operate power mul hand tools is essential for dsvBlofiinq safe woodworking practices. Fjr purposes of clarity, necessary gjnrds have Ucoa removed irom equipment shown in our magajlne. No di njt rccomnwnd using this equlpnent without satoty guards and urga rtaden to follow manufacturers' instructions and safety precaution*.

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