Issue Number 128
August 2006
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Tina's Tool Holder
Scalloping the Reduced Reversible
Candleholder - 2
Turned Wooden Trivets
Arts & Crafts Book Rack
Drilling Jig with Auto Centring
Portable
Woodworker's Workshop
Building a Woodstrip Canoe
Colour It Beautiful
A Sledge for Cross-cutting
on the Triton Workcentre
Stainless Steel with Touch
of Wood
Make a Mini Studio
Table of Contents
Features
USER REPORT
FESTOOL Domino Dowel Joiner DF 500
by Neil Scobie
This tool is set to revolutionise workshops in the way that cabinetmaking
joints are made, particularly for production work.
Commercial
Jigs
Jigs provide solutions to most woodworking problems. For those tasks
that are carried out often, there is a growing range of commercially available
jigs to save you time and frustration.
Turnfest
2006
by Neil Scobie
250 participants, 15 demonstrators and
a great venue made this year's Turnfest a very popular event.
CNC
for the Hobbyist
by Graeme Cooke
Use of a CNC router at work
led Graeme to develop one for home use.
Club
Drumbeat
by Alan Logan
The Forest Hill Woodturners (VIC).
2006
Cooroy Wood & Craft Show
by Gloria Banting
Carving is a popular
section of the Cooroora Woodworkers annual Show.
New
Invention at Cooroy Show
Tom Edmonstone unveils his 4 x 4 clamp for gluing
up panels from boards.
MiniMax C26 Comp. Coupon
Woodworking
Questions & Answers
by Paul Gregson
Sheraton's finishes and
a smooth surface for skirtings and architraves.
Jewellery Box Competition 2006
USER
REPORT
IRWIN Quick Grip XP Clamps
by Scott Bauer
Up to
2.5 times the clamping force of the original.
Timber
& Working with Wood Show
Guides Features, demonstrations, seminars, new
products and exhibitors for the Adelaide, 14-16 July, and Canberra, 8-10 September,
Shows.
Woodworking
for a Sea-Going Church
by Jim Barr
Hawkesbury
Show 2006
by Paul Gregson
Use-By
Dates for Extension Cords
by Pat Crowe
George's
Corner
by George Hatfield (Assoc. Editor)
Working wooden replicas
of metal musical instruments by Ron Girdler.
Projects
Tina's
Tool Holder
by Tina Kerger
Tina’s holder proves that not all
storage solutions need to be made from wood.
Scalloping
the Reduced Reversible Candleholder - 2
by George Hatfield
George
finishes the candleholder by scalloping the edges on homemade sanding dollies.
Turned
Wooden Trivets
by John Swinkels
Jigs make these items even
easier to make.
Arts
& Crafts Book Rack
by Troy McDonald
Bridle joints, stopped
mortises and simple relief carving produce an elegant design.
Drilling
Jig with Auto Centring
by B Riley
Portable
Woodworker's Workshop
by Alan Stewart
This fold-away design
offers a workshop solution for those in flats, townhouses and retirement villages.
Building
a Woodstrip Canoe
by Jim Walker
A trip to Canada led to the
building of this Chestnut Prospector canoe.
Colour
It Beautiful
by Carol Rix
Experimenting with colour on woodturning
designs.
Stainless
Steel with Touch of Wood
Peter Finocchiaro combines stainless steel and
wood in his pepper mills.
Make
a Mini Studio
by Trevern Dawes
As a part-time photographer
and for photographing his wife's woodturning, Trevern developed this portable
mini studio to enable quality shots with a minimum of fuss.
Easy
to Build Mini Studio
by Alan Baker
A woodworker’s version of
Trevern Dawes' portable studio.
Other Features
New Products
Good
Ideas & Short Cuts
A Sledge for Cross-cutting on
the Triton Workcentre
Book
Reviews
Carving the Head in the Classic European Tradition
by
Martin Geisler-Moroder
Kayaks You Can Build - An Illustrated guide to plywood
construction
by Ted Moores & Greg Roesell
Do-It-Yourself Coffins
for Pets and People
by Dale Power
The Bandsaw Book
by Lonnie
Bird
Making More Working Wooden Locks
by Tim Detweiler
DVD
Reviews
Sharpening Woodturning Tools
by Mike Darlow
The
Versatile Router
by Pat Warner
Decorating in the French Style
presented
by Jean-Christophe Burckhardt
Jan Walker's Introduction to Marquetry
by
Jan Walker