Woodworker's Journal 2008-32-4, страница 7
mm? "revolving" center? That still leaves some confusion, though, because the headstock center also revolves, driven by the pulleys, driven by the motor, put into action by electricity. I'd guess if I were only using Tom's logic, then the headstock center isn't actually live, either, as it's being driven by something other than itself. Slapshot Rocker! While not a "fine woodworking" project, I thought you may find my rendition of the woven rocking chair [February 2008] interesting. It is constructed using mortise and tenon joinery, and the rockers and armrests are Mobile, organized storageChanging products and terminology make for a confusing situation. Live, dead, revolving ... what's a turner to do? made from poplar. It took about eight hockey sticks to make the rest of the chair. John Leach Columbus. Ohio Editor's Note: He scores! Plywood the Right Way When Chris Marshall responded that it shouldn't really matter which way plywood is oriented [Questions & Answers, April 2008), he was wrong, very wrong. Plywood is most resistant to bending in the direction of the long grain. Per the engineering guidelines published by the American Plywood Association (APA), it makes a great deal of difference. Our reader combines his two passions: hockey and of course, woodworking. A shelf with the grain orientation of the face veneer crosswise to the length is going to sag considerably more than the same dimension of shelf with the grain orientated longitudinally. Randall Thomas Salmon, Idaho 3" x V/." locking casters Get your FREE catalog! Online: www.rockler.com Phone: 1-800-403-9736 (Code 864) Stores Nationwide Kg ROCKLER f 4 WOODWORKING AND HARDWARE Create with Confidence ' (Circle No. 74 on PRODUCT INFORMATION form) Powder coated with a durable sand finish Includes 4 steel shelf hooks and 8 zinc coated 5/8 steel rods 14 Subscribe now at www.woodworkersjournal.com/digitaledition August 2008 Woodworker's Journal |
