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NORTHWEST INDIANA WOODWORKERS ASSOCIATION There Is a $2.00 Per Item Per Month Fine for Over Due Material DVDs & CD’s — January 15, 2018 NORTHWEST INDIANA WOODWORKERS ASSOCIATION There is a $2.00 per item per month fine for over due material. Copying of Videos is in Violation of NIWA Policy Router DVD 1.1 ........ Router Table Mount--#1 ....................................................... DVD 1.2…….Complete Guide to Mastering Your Router…………………Wood Magazine DVD .. 1.5 ....... Circle Work--#5 .................................................................... Bob Rosendahl DVD 1.6 ....... Internal Guide Work--#6 ....................................................... DVD 1.7 ....... External Guide Work--#7 ...................................................... DVD 1.8 ........ Inlay Work--#8 ...................................................................... DVD 1.9 ........ Router Jigs and Techniques ................................................ Bernie Maas DVD 1.11 ..... Professional Routing Secrets ............................................... Rodale Press DVD .. 1.12 ..... Advanced Router Jigs and Fixtures ..................................... Marc Adams DVD 1.13 ...... Think Jig - Leigh Router Joinery System ............................ Leigh Industries DVD 1.14 ...... Router Joints ........................................................................ Woodline Arizona DVD 1.15 ...... Spacer Fence Joinery Basics............................................... West Oaks Woodworking, Inc. DVD 1.16…..Building A Router Table………………………………………..Norm Abrams CD....1.17……Router – A collection of 5 books…………………………….. Turning DVD 2.2 ....... Basic Bowl Techniques ........................................................ Dick Sing CD 2.3 ....... Turning – A collection of 4 books ......................................... DVD 2.6 ....... Bowl Turning ........................................................................ Del Stubbs DVD 2.7 ....... Unimat (Small metal-wood Lathe) ........................................ Emco DVD 2.8 ....... Ornamental Milling ............................................................... Legacy Ornamental Mill DVD 2.9 ....... Ornamental Milling ............................................................... Legacy Ornamental Mill DVD 2.10 ..... Ring Master .......................................................................... Porta Nails, Inc. DVD 2.11 ..... Basic Pen Turning ................................................................ Bill Baumbeck DVD 2.12 ..... Tips for Turners - Tapes 1,2 and 3 ...................................... David Ellsworth DVD 2.13 ..... Turning Projects from Scrap ................................................ Robert Rosand DVD 2.14 ..... The Dark Side and the Sweet Side of the Skew .................. Alan Lacer DVD 2.16 ..... Turning Green Wood ............................................................ Michael O’Donnell DVD 2.17 ..... Turns a Wood Range Rider Hat ........................................... Johannes Michelsen DVD 2.18 ..... Construction of Segmented Wood Bowl .............................. Max Hernick DVD 2.19.... Segmented Bowl Turning ..................................................... Max Hernick DVD 2.20…. Turning Project……See Companion Book .......................... Richard Raffan DVD 2.21…. Turning Boxes ...................................................................... Richard Raffan DVD 2.22 ..... Pen Turning .......................................................................... Ron Benson DVD 2.23 … Windsor Chair Spindles ……………………………………....Jim Van Hoven DVD 2.24 ….Sharpening Lathe Tools …………………………………….. Ron Brown DVD 2.25…..Turning Wood………………………………………………….. Richard Raffan Table Saw DVD..3.1…….Complete Guide to Mastering Your Tablesaw………………Wood Magazine DVD 3.2 ....... Mastering Your Table Saw ................................................... Kelly Mehler DVD 3.3 ........ Dado Tips & Tricks ............................................................... Freud Inc. Scroll Saw DVD 4.1 ....... Scroll Saw Basics ................................................................. Alex Snodgrass DVD 4.2 ....... Scroll Saw Patterns .............................................................. Scot Phillips DVD 4.3…….Scroll Saw Workshop ………………………………………….Steve Good DVD 4.3.1.….Scroll Saw Workshop Catalog Disk #2………………………Steve Good DVD 4.3.2.….Scroll Saw Workshop Catalog Disk #4………………………Steve Good CD 4.4 ....... Scroll Saw Patterns Over 400 Patterns ............................... Berry Basket DVD 4.5 ....... Scroll Saw with Harry Nelson ............................................... Harry Nelson Page 1 of 5 www.NIWoodworkers.org DVDs & CD’s — January 15, 2018 NORTHWEST INDIANA WOODWORKERS ASSOCIATION There is a $2.00 per item per month fine for over due material. Copying of Videos is in Violation of NIWA Policy DVD 4.7 ....... Scroll Saw Compound .......................................................... Dick Sader DVD 4.8 ....... Scroll Saw – A collection of 73 books and plans ................. DVD 4.9 ….. Portrait Pattern Design Complete Course ……………..….. Steve Good Band Saw DVD 6.1 ....... Mastering Your Band Saw ................................................... Mark Duginski DVD 6.2 ........ Band Saw Basics ................................................................. Radial Arm Saw DVD 7.1 ....... Radial Arm Saw Joinery ....................................................... Curtis Erpelding Biscuit Joinery DVD 8.1.1 .... Biscuit Joinery Techniques .................................................. Hank Metz DVD 8.2 ....... Biscuit Joinery (Build a Bookcase) ....................................... Frank Klause Wood Planes and Scrapers DVD 9.1 ....... Wood Planes and Cabinet Scrapers .................................... College of the Redwoods Jigs and Fixtures DVD 10.1.2 .. The Complete Incra Jig Video .............................................. DVD 10.1.3 .. Dubby Cutoff Fixture ............................................................ DVD 10.2 ..... Pocket Hole Tips and Techniques ....................................... Kreg Jig DVD 10.3 ..... The Pocket Hole Solution to Tables ..................................... Kreg Jig DVD 10.4 ..... The Pocket Hole Solution to Router Tables ......................... Kreg Jig DVD 10.5 ..... The Pocket Hole Solution to Cabinetmaking ....................... Kreg Jig DVD 10.6 ..... Pocket Hole Systems ........................................................... Kreg Jig CD 10.7 ..... Kreg Pocket Hole 15 Unique Project Plans ......................... Kreg Jig DVD 10.8 ..... Leigh Jigs (Classic Joinery Made Easy) .............................. Leigh Jigs DVD 10.9 ..... Incra Incremental Positioning Jig ......................................... Cabinet Making DVD 11.1 ..... Cabinet Making .................................................................... Mark Adams DVD 11.2 ..... Joinery .................................................................................. Mark Adams DVD 11.3 ..... Making Mortise and Tenion Joints ....................................... DVD 11.4 ..... Cabinet Making Made Easy ................................................. Marc Sommerfeld DVD 11.6 ..... Dove Tails Made Simple ...................................................... Jim Kingshott DVD 11.7… .. Making Raised Panel Doors................................................. Woodline DVD 11.7.1... Making Raised Panel Doors................................................. CMT DVD 11.8…..Dovetail A Drawer……………………………………………… -D DVD 11.9 ..... Making Mortise and Tenon joints ......................................... Frank Klausz DVD 11.10 ... Essential Woodworking Techniques: Volume I .................... Woodworkers Guild of America CD 11.11 ... Cabinets – A collection of 8 books. ...................................... -D Work Shop DVD 12.1 . ... Small Shop Techniques (joints, planes, router jigs) ............. DVD 12,2….. Small Shop Techniques (sanders, routers) .......................... DVD 12.3….. Mastering Woodworking Machines ...................................... Mark Duginske DVD 12.4….. Hand Tools (Tuning and Using Chisels, Planes and Saws . Frank Klausz CD 12.5 Tools – A collection of 10 books .......................................... -D CD 12.6 Shop – A collection of 8 books ............................................. -D CD 12.7 Storage – A collection of 5 books ........................................ -D CD 12.8 Joints– A collection of 6 books ............................................. -D Page 2 of 5 www.NIWoodworkers.org DVDs & CD’s — January 15, 2018 NORTHWEST INDIANA WOODWORKERS ASSOCIATION There is a $2.00 per item per month fine for over due material. Copying of Videos is in Violation of NIWA Policy Carving DVD 13.1 ..... Chip Carving ........................................................................ Wayne Barton DVD 13.2 ..... Relief Carving - Kentucky Rifle ............................................ Wallace B. Gosler DVD 13.3 ..... Wood Carving - Wood Spirits ............................................... Tom Wolf DVD 13.4 ..... Wood Carving - Wood Spirits ............................................... Tom Wolf DVD 13.5 ..... Carving – A collection of 36 Books ...................................... -D DVD 13.6….. Kolrosing …………………………………………………………Judy Ritger CD 13.6 ….Carving an Eagle Head Cane for Wounded Hero ………..... -D Projects DVD 14.1….. The Winfield Collection (craft projects) ................................ CD 14.12 Small Projects – A collection of 6 books .............................. - D CD 14.13 Guitars – A collection of 5 books. .......................................
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