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Fine JULy/AUGUST 1983, No.41, $3.50 ood ill 1 Giant Turnings • • POWERMATIC ROCKWELL. HEGNER. INCA. PORTER-CABLE . HITACHI. BLACK & DECKERt:l. t.!j BRATTON MACHINERY SAVES YOU MONEY �> 90% of our orders are shipped in 48 hours -1-800-874-8160 � ROCKWELL (FOB Tallahassee, FL) 15-091 Drill Press Floor type with 'h h.p., 1 ph. 10" Contractor Saw motor, p.b. switch. Includes stand and With mortising two extension wings. 14" Band Saw attachment and 25" rip capacity right, with enclosed steel set of V. and � 15'h left, self-aligning stand, beltguard, Greenlee Micro-Set Jet-Lock Y. hp single phase Mortising Chisels rip fence. Cast iron motor & push button and Bits table. Heavy duty switch mounted and $560. Value stamped steel wings wired in stand 1 115/230 motor SALE ...... $459. 'h List ............ 800. toggle switch. Sa.. ........... 599. List ........... 925. POWERMATIC (FOB McMinnville, TN) Sa.. ........... 699. Model 100 12" Planer 3 h.p., 1 ph. motor, 230 volt, weight 410 Ibs. Model 26 -Shaper List ... $2,436. .. 'h and :y. inter­ Model 60 SALE .... $2,235. chang able spindles, 8" Jointer, with Stand 3 hp single phase 1'h single phase 230 volt motor, 115 volt motor, magnetic controls toggle switch. List ........... 1833. List . .. .. 1,451 HITACHI SALE . .... 1,699. .... ... SALE ......... 1,325. PORTER CABLE (Prices include freight) P100F -Planer MAKITA List .... ..... $1,530. .. Model 360- SALE . ..... .. $1,120. Belt Sander (Dustless) Router TR 12 3 x 24 List ............... $299. List ........... $269. SALE ............. $196 SALE ......... $209. Router TR 8 • List ............... $196. SALE ............. $124. c:: Model330 Speed-Bloc 00 Sander SB75 3 x 21 F1000A Planer-Jointer Finishing Sander List ... $1,999. List ............... $195. ... .. .. 4'1>x4'h 1.2 amp � SALE ..... $1,460. 10" Miter Box SALE ............. $128. .. List . .... 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Box 20408 Multimax 2 Tallahassee, FL 32316 <: SALE $829. Call toll 1-800-874-8160 t.!j free: rn• Woodturning Lathe In Florida: (904) 222-4842 SALE $1,745. Write for catalogs. �o Duplicating Attachment Enclose $3 for postage & handling. SALE $995. Limited qualities of sa le items. Advertised prices are trl cash sales. Visa and Mastercard are accepted. Z ROUTER BITS & SAW BLADES NOW IN STOCK! $40.00 minimum order for cash or charge. trlt"' • trl POWERMATIC • ROCKWELL. HEGNER. INCA. PORTER-CABLE . HITACHI • BLACK & DECKER • 2 FINE WOODWORKING Editor John Kelsey Art Director Deborah Fillion Associate Editors Rick Mastelli Paul Bertorelli Assistant Editor Jim Cummins Fine Copy Editor Nancy Stabile Art Assistant Roland Wolf Editorial Assistant Linda D. Whipkey / Contributing Editors Tage Frid JULY AUGUST 1983, NUMBER 41 R. Bruce Hoadley �V\brking' Richard Starr Simon Watts Consulting Editors George Frank DEPARTMENTS Ian J. Kirby Letters News and Notes A.W. Marlow 4 Methods of Wo rk 88 Exhibition: At the Wustum Methods of Work Jim Richey 12 90 20 Questions & Answers 92 Events 80 Notebook: Bark Beetles 98 Connections 82 Books 102 Adventure: Pick-Up Sticks 86 Profile: Cornwall Carver ARTICLES 28 A Wooden Tablesaw by Galen Winchip An attractive, shopmade alternative to cast iron 33 Testing the wooden saw by Pa ul Bertorelli 34 The Laminated Wood Ribbon by Ja mes Rannefe ld A built-up joint with sculptural possibilities 36 Respiratory Hazards by George Mustoe Choosing the right protection 40 Making Ax Handles by Delbert Greear A good handle fits at both ends 42 Kitchen on a Stick by Jere Cary A pencil and a few lx2s tell the whole story 46 The Legendary Norris Plane by Edward C. Smith A hard-to-find tool that's worth the search 48 Turning Giant Bowls by Dale Nish . Ed Moulthrop's tools and techniques 54 Making a Pencil-Post Bed by Herbert W. Akers Cover: Ed Moulthrop turns a tulip magnolia A method for shaping tapered oCtagonal posts log into a bowl 30 in. in diameter. To under­ stand Moulthrop's special tools and tech­ 56 Layout tips from the boatyard by Michael Podmaniczky niques, woodtuming expert Dale Nish visited Moldings by Vi ctor J. Taylor him at his Atlanta shop. Be inning on p. 48, 57 g Applying geometry with sryle Nish tells what he learned. Cover photo by Louie Favorite, Atlanta Journal. 60 The Woodcraft Scene: San Francisco in Miniature by Michael Pearce 62 Keeping the "Poplars" Straight by Jon W. Amo Many woods, good for many different things 65 Making Your Own Hardware by David Sloan Hand-worked brass beats the store-bought stuff 66 A catch, three hinges and a lock THE TAUNTON PRESS Wooden Eyeglass Frames by Howard Bruner Paul Roman, publisher; Janice A. 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Postmaster: Send address changes to The Taunton Press, Inc., PO Box 355, Newtown, CT 06470 3 Letters I am glad to see that the stain-versus-gloss controversy, which cause the codes are written for large industrial motors. had raged in earlier issues, has been revived by Don Newell's In 40 years in the chemical industry, I never saw a blower well-taken comments regarding the appropriateness of each or fan with non-sparking blades, except for plastic blades (FWW #37, p. 102). Charles Dickens, that master of the used to avoid corrosion. The fan switch can spark unless it's a spirit of descriptive prose, expressed his own mid-nineteenth­ mercury switch. The garden-variery mercury switch won't century opinion on the subject in chapter three of Mar­ meet industrial explosion-proof standards, but it can't spark tin Chuzzlewitt: in normal operation. -David Ca rnell, Wilmington, N.C. It was none of your frivolous and preposterously bright bed­ rooms, where nobody can close an eye with any kind of pro­ Stan Wellborn's letter in FWW #39 about the wood turner priety or decem regard to the association of ideas; but it was a wearing a necktie brought to mind a recent experience I had. good, dull, leaden, drowsy place, where evety article of furniture I've adapted a Sony Walkman to fit inside my hearing pro­ reminded you that you carne there tosleep, and that you were tectors ...a super way to make hours spent at droning ma­ expected to sleep. There was no wakeful reflection of the fire chines more enjoyable. But watch Out for those loose ear­ there, as in your modern chambers, which upon the darkest phone wires.
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    iFRAMESAW FRAMESAW TECHNOLOGY MÖHRINGER MARKET LEADER IN FRAMESAW TECHNOLOGY With a Möhringer Framesaw you benefit from more than 125 years of technological experience in Framesaw design, production, and operation. We are market leader in the field of Framesaw technology because we up-date the design of our Framesaws by teaming up with our customers and the concept matches the various applications in Germany and abroad. In order to offer you a reliable and cost effective modular system Möhringer Framesaws are designed to use those components: • Easy extending with optional equipment at any time • Fast and economical exchange of all parts on site • Fast assembly and use of standardized parts creating short delivery time All Framesaw types have the following standard equipment: • Electric frequency-controlled feed speed • Independent electronic control for feed and overhang with numerous adjustment possibilities for an optimal rate between speed and overhang • PLC control with touch screen display for individual adjustment by client i.e. lubrication times Steel construction with 20 years of warranty • User-friendly menu navigation, does not require any PLC knowledge • Integrated counter for operation and service hours • Large CPU hardware: all software options can be upgraded • Hydraulic engaging and disengaging • Automatic overhang adjustment • Central lubrication system • Framesaw hydraulic • Complete set of foundation screws and special tools • Steel shaker chute • Single pulley drive Optionally available: Steel roller inserts • Logging: