Working
with Tablesaws
Best
of Fine Woodworking
Softcover
215 x 275mm
154pp
Published by The Taunton Press, Connecticut, USA.
R.R.P.$29.90
ISBN 1-56158-749-4
Extract from back cover of book:
The tablesaw is the work horse of the modern wood shop. Peerless at ripping stock, this versatile tool can also crosscut accurately and cut a wide variety of joints. This book covers basic tablesaw operations as well as special tasks like cutting coves. Expert woodworkers also offer advice on tablesaw joinery, dust control, and making jigs.
Photos: Colour
Units of Measurement: Imperial
Contents
Introduction
Section
1 - Tablesaws and Blades
Nine
Midsize Tablesaws
Roland Johnson
Ten-Inch
Combination Tablesaw Blades
Tom Begnal
Section
2 - Techniques
A
Tablesaw Primer: Ripping and Crosscutting
Kelly Mehler
Joint-Quality
Edges Cut on a Tablesaw
Lon Schleining
Safe
Procedures at the Tablesaw
Howard Levin
Taming
Tearout on the Tablesaw
Steve Latta
Cutting
Coves on the Tablesaw
Stuart Sabol
Pattern
Cutting on the Tablesaw
Steve Latta
Section
3 - Joinery
Box
Joints on the Tablesaw
Lon Schleining
Tablesawn
Dovetails
Steve Latta
Machine
Dovetails by Eye
Jeff Miller
Shopmade
Tenoning Jig
Brad Schilling
Angled
Tenons on the Tablesaw
William Krase
Joinery
for Curved Work
Garret Hack
Section
4 - Dust Control and Safety
Dust-Proof
Your Contractor's Saw
Dick McDonough
Shopmade
Tablesaw Guards
Sandor Nagyszalanczy
Causes
and Prevention of Tablesaw Kickback
Kelly Mehler
Tablesaw
Kickback
Lon Schleining
Section
5 - Jigs for Crosscutting
Reproducing
Your Project
Ken Picou
Making
a Sliding Saw Table
Guy Perez
One-Stop
Cutting Station
Ken Picou
Sliding
Fence for a Miter Gauge
Tim Hanson
A
Tablesaw Sled for Precision Crosscutting
Lon Schleining
Section
6 - Shopmade Accessories
Shopmade
Rip Fence Assembles Easily, Stays Aligned
Worth
Barton
Shop-Built
Extension Tables
Dwayne
J. Intveld
Credits
Index