Issue Number 106
Decmeber 2002
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Turned Christmas Trees
Isoloc Joints in Cabinet
Neil Scobie's Curved Front
Table
Drilling Better Holes
Dressing Table Stool
Faceplate Work with Scroll
Chuck
Carving a Cat
Table of Contents
Features
Japanese
Tools on Show
The Sydney Show gave visitors the opportunity to watch a
Japanese shokinun at work.
Masters
of Marquetry
Presidents and Princes have commissioned their work. Now
Kalman Radvanyi and Kalman Jr. have made a limited edition print of one of their
most magnificent pieces.
George's Corner
George reports on the Daintree Timber Gallery in Far
North Queensland.
Surfing
the Stars: The Terry James Shield
by Ernie Newman
Gilding
an Angel
Paul Gregson had to rise early to spend time with this angel.
Carving
a Bishop's Crook
by Ron Sizer
Few woodworkers are given the
opportunity to make part of a Bishop's regalia.
Across
the Teachers Bench
by Les Miller
Learning more about glues
and gluing can substantially reduce the frustrations involved in making secure
joints.
Scrollsaws
- Versatile and Addictive Machines
by Neil Schulz
This is
the first of a series of articles about the scrollsaw and its uses.
A
Show for all Seasons Canberra Show 2002
by Les Miller
User
Report
Model 1000B Jet Air Filtration System
by Alan Burstall
An addition to your workshop that can stop dust getting up your nose.
Projects
Turned
Christmas Trees
by Ernie Newman
This is the perfect time of
year to try your hand at making these Christmas Trees.
Making
a Small Drawer Cabinet Utilising Isoloc Joints
by Cedric D Shorey
PhD
These special joints, made on a Leigh Dovetail Jig, can be used to
produce dramatic visual effects.
A
Curved Front Table (Pt.1)
by Neil Scobie
This modern version
of a centuries old design would add a touch of elegance to any decor.
Trying
to Drill Better Holes
by Glenn Roberts
Try these drill press
modifications to improve the quality of holes.
Take
a Seat
by Les Swift
What
do you do with one leg?
Turn three more of course. Then you can make
this elegant dressing table stool.
Woodturning
Tips
by George Hatfield
Making several friction plates allows
you to use your Scroll Chuck for a variety of faceplate work.
Technical
Sketching - 5
by Terry Gosschalk
Render and change the density
of the outlines on your sketches to bring them to life.
Carving
A Cat
by Maricha Oxley
For beginners, this is an easy introduction
to woodcarving, but more experienced woodcarvers will see other possibilities
in this deceptively simple design.
Other Features
Good
Ideas & Short Cuts
Tool trees & moveable lamps
Club
Drumbeat
Cairns & District Woodworkers Guild
Book
Reviews
Simple Marquetry
by Mike Burton
Carving Facial
Expressions
by Ian Norbury
Turning Wood
by Richard Raffan
Woodworking Techniques
by Fine Woodworking