Small
Woodworking Shops
Best
of Fine Woodworking
Softcover
215 x 275mm
154pp
Published by The Taunton Press, Connecticut, USA.
R.R.P.$29.90
ISBN 1-56158-686-2
ON BACK ORDER
Extract from back cover of book:
A well-designed, well-built workshop can do more for your woodworking than a new tool. A good shop is a place where you want to be - a safe, well-lit space where work flows efficiently from machine to bench to finishing area. The articles included in this book offer ideas and solutions on everything from designing your floor plan for workflow to the nitty-gritty of picking the right tools.
Photos: Colour
Units of Measurement: Imperial
Contents
Introduction
Section
1 - Locating and Organizing the Shop
The
Shop as Tool
Joe Tracy
Great
Shop in a Two-Car Garage
Curtis Erpelding
The
Almost Perfect Basement Shop
Jan Carr
Turning
a Parking Place into a Great Shop Space
Chris Gochnour
a
Well-Organized One-an Shop
Ross Day
Smart
Shop in a One-Car Garage
Matthew Teague
Dream
Shop in the Woods
Les Cizek
Section
2 - Outfitting the Shop
My
Five Essential Power Tools
Gary Rogowski
Essential
Tools
Michael Dunbar
Section
3 - Lighting, Heating and Flooring
Shop
Heating Choices
Ken Textor
Lighting
for the Workshop
Jack l. Lindsey
Low-Cost
Shop Floor
Scott Gibson
Section
4 - Dust Control and Collection
Four
Ways to Control Wood Dust
Alec Waters
Small-Shop
Dust Collectors
Sandor Nagyszalanczy
Protecting
Your Lungs from Woodworking
Charles W. Calmbacher
Dust
Collection for the One-Man Shop
Anatole Burkin
Dust
Detector
Robert S. Wright
PVC
Pipe Dangers Debunked
Rod Cole
Section
5 - Shop Safety
Woodworkers'
First Aid
Alan Marco, M.D.
Protect
Your Hearing in the Shop
William Dickworth
Pain-Free
Woodworking
Thomas P. Leroy
Section
6 - Mobile Machines and Shop Equipment
Basement
Shop on Wheels
Anatole Burkin
Section
7 - Shop Accessories
Woodworking
Benches
Michael Dunbar
Vises
are a Woodworker's Third Hand
Michael Dunbar
A
Woodworker's Apron
Steve Latta
Not
Your Father's Pegboard
Hank Gilpin
Credits
Index