Issue Number 120
April 2005
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Making an Accurate Template
for a Cyclone
Repairing a Cedar Table
Improved Hand Planes
Standard Lamps Don't Have
to Be Turned
Carving Wooden Frames for Gemstones
and Photographs
A Wooden Scrollsaw
Turning a Hollow Wooden
Tennis Ball
The Lathe That Grew
Surface Texturing - 1
Table of Contents
Features
Barry Black and 40,000 Wooden Pens
Innovation and production line methods
are the key to Barry's success as a self-employed woodworker.
Accessories
for Your Table Saw
Improve the performance of your machine.
Wooden
Boat Centre of Tasmania
by Neil Scobie
Located on the Huon
River, the Centre is the ideal facility for learning the art of boat-building.
Club
Drumbeat
The Maryborough (Qld) Woodturners and Craftsmen Guild.
Across
the Teacher's Bench
by Les Miller (Assoc. Editor)
The ABC of
Power Tools - Part 5, Safety with Power Tools.
RIPS
Wood Sculptures
Terry Everingham uses a chainsaw to shape his large sculptures
of bird, fish and animal life.
Auckland
Timber & Working with Wood Show
Show guide including this year's main
attractions and exhibitor list.
USER
REPORT
Feather-Loc Featherboard
by Les Miller
These featherboards
greatly inprove the operation and safety of your table saw or router table.
Woodwork
Competition
Update of details of the woodworking competitions to be held
at the Timber & Working with Wood Shows this year.
Gallery
Huon Pine furniture collection and turned clown.
USER
REPORT
Loggerheads Box-Making Timber Kits
by Neil Scobie
Loggerheads
now offer pre-sized timber kits in Australian timbers to suit Gifkin box designs.
George's
Corner
American Association of Woodturners' Annual Symposium in Orlando,
Florida.
Instant
Gallery Display
AAW Symposium, Orland, Florida
USER
REPORT
JET JPL 358 Pen Lathe
by Neil Scobie
Projects
Making
an Accurate Template for a Cyclone
by Alan Edwards
How to calculate
the shape of the cyclone for John Greenlees' dust collection device.
Repairing
a Cedar Table
by George Hatfield (Assoc. Editor)
Furniture
repairs offer new challenges to the woodturner.
Improved
Hand Planes
by Chris Anderson
Still at high school, Chris has
hand-built two steel planes, both with an adjustable mouth.
Standard
Lamps Don't Have to Be Turned
by Alison Barnett
A cabinet-maker's
standard lamp.
Carving
Wooden Frames for Gemstones and Photographs
by Ken Williams
Use
your wood offcuts to make these attractive gemstone mounts and necklace picture
frames.
A
Wooden Scrollsaw
by Stuart Hulme
An engineering systems approach
to the design of custom-made machines.
Turning
a Hollow Wooden Tennis Ball
by W A Lane
Turning a tennis ball
is a challenge of patience and accuracy.
The
Lathe That Grew
by Reg Skelton
Modifications to a basic lathe
have greatly improved performance.
Surface
Texturing - 1
by Glenn Roberts
Surface texturing is one method
of making your work stand out and be noticed.
Other Features
New Products
Good
Ideas & Short Cuts
Kitchen Hobby Sander and Quick-Change
Router Baseplates
Book
Reviews
Woodturning with Ray Allen
by Dale L Nish
Scroll
Saw Portraits
by Gary Browning
Woodworking Wit & Wisdom
by
Jim Tolpin
Carving Eyes
by Jeff Phares
Building Woodshop
Workstations
by Danny Proulx