Woodworker's Journal 2009-33-6, страница 70
What's In Store ^ VMM.woodwoikBf8foismaS.com B ^QUIK-LINK brushes and water. Turn it on and clean up your brushes for a price of $29.97. Oneida's Dust Deputy Smith's Diamond Tri-Hone ing, no shims. Just set it over the wood to be inserted and turn the adjustment. The included Porter-Cable style brass guide bushing fits most routers, and the DadoMax also works with a variety of bit diameters. Also included with the tool are a 25" edge guide clamp, 90° head accessory and aluminum carrying case. The DadoMax will also make stopped dadoes for mortises and dovetail sockets for sliding dovetails. It's priced at $109. Quik-Link takes you directly to the web page on which these products appear! No navigation necessary ... just go to woodworkersjournal. com and click on the Quik-Link icon shown above. standard shop vacuum. It separates over 99 percent of all dust and material and sends it into the container under the cyclone, not the shop vacuum. It minimizes filter clogs and helps the shop vac maintain optimum performance. And. since the cyclone is a clear container, it's also entertainment — kind of like a lava lamp, except with dust. Watch those fine particles swirl, for a cost of $99 for the kit. Regardless of which tool you're using, if your joint of choice is the dado, the Woodline USA DadoMax™ will come in handy. The all-aluminum jig works with any handheld router: no measur Woodline USA DadoMax™ RyobP's BC400 Paint Brush Cleaner Speaking of clean shops and cleanup, Ryobi 's BC400 Paint Brush Cleaner makes that task easier after your project is all finished. The BC400 is a one-gallon capacity paint brush cleaning machine. It will clean all paintbrushes up to four inches wide of all kinds of latex paint by swirling them around with soft rotating Take care of your tools, too, by sharpening your plane blades, perhaps with the 8" Diamond Tri-Hone, model #500008, this year's addition to the line of sharpening tools from Smith's® a company that's been around since 1886. Two Interrupted Surface Diamonds include a Micro-Tool Sharpening Pad for sharpening small edges and tools. The stones in this offering include 8" x 2V>" versions of both fine (750-grit) and coarse (325-grit) diamonds and a natural Arkansas stone. The triangular stone holder has knobs on the ends for easy stone rotation. The cost is $74.99. —Joanna Werch Takes ^ 72 December 2009 Woodworker's Journal |
