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User Report Arbortech Mini Carver by John Van Der Volk Carving Bowls from Mallee Root by Philip Shaw Issue Number 75 October 1997 Across the Teacher's Bench by Les Miller Les begins a new series on the many methods of joining timber Making a Curved Leg Coffee Table by Neil Scobie Professional designer/maker, Neil Scobie, describes the construction of one of his favourite pieces Electromagnetic Compatibility Legislation affects woodworking industry by Neil MacDonald A government crackdown on electronic pollution could force some products off the market Festival For Woodies 240km from Adelaide Woodies' shows aren't confined to the cities or even the larger towns Another way to cut trenches by Glen D Stevens More about Making Pens by Richard Rice More insights into penmaking by this WA author who has made more than 3000 of them! Profile: Robert Prenzel - a Remarkable Craftsman by W Cyril Brown The story of a young German immigrant and his contribution to our woodworking and cultural identity at the turn of the Century Woodturning inspired by Irish History Ancient vessels from the land of his forefathers inspire Nowra woodturner, John Hanrahan Melbourne Timber and Working With Wood Show Guide User Report O'Donnell Grinding Jig Vic Wood gives his impressions of this new grinding aid Hold it right there! by Charles T Orr With a little ingenuity and a few bits of heavy timber, you too can have a solid surface on which to work Good Ideas & Short Cuts Boring guide for lathe Staying In tune with the Original Design by Graeham Kennedy This adaption of David Haskett's piano stool makes a great keyboard stand Oval Bowls by Jim McConnachie Making, mounting and using an `oval turning' chuck may need some lateral thinking, but the results make the effort worthwhile Dovetail Jigs need not be Tricky by WG Feige What happens when you get the Jig home and it doesn't work the way it should? User Report Performax 16-32 Drum Sander This machine could make drum sanders a realistic option in smaller workshops Project 1200 by Pat Crowe Manufacturers who keep sufficient spare parts make their older models well worth finding Turning Boards into Bowls by Bruce Leadbeatter Deep Hollowing Tools A lot of development time and effort has been devoted to these highly specialised tools for making hollow forms Club Drumbeat The story of the Bribie and District Woodcrafters Making a Model 1910 Renault Motor Bus by Eric Lysaght You can make this model a great test of your all-round woodworking skills In Memoriam - a Processional Cross Book Reviews Classic American Furniture by James Clapper Woodturner's Wooden Clock Cases by Tim and Peter Ashby Mouldings and Turned Woodwork of the 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries by Small and Woodbridge Issue Number 76 December 1997
These two woodworkers found highly individual solutions to the common problems of dust control Hoovers Never Die by Stuart Hulme The Kingswood Lives On! by Kevin Hollioake Book Reviews Building Arts & Crafts Furniture by Paul Kemner and Peggy Zdila Making Little Boxes From Wood by John Bennett Woodworking Projects for the Home Workshop by Rosario Capotosto User Report The Gifkins Dovetail Jig by Neil Scobie Issue Number 77 February 1998
April 1998 Across the Teacher's Bench by Les Miller Les discusses the preparation for successful edge to edge joining A Choice Blade Careful selection of Saw Blades is essential for safe and efficient woodworking Jigs for Pens by John K Looker John takes an engineering approach to pen-making You have to be a bit mad... by C E Arkley-Smith Making furniture from Red Gum requires more than just a love of its grain and colour. Single Stem Stool by Neil Scobie Simple, elegant design and structural durability are among the major features of this easily made stool. Club Drumbeat Maryborough Woodturners and Woodcraftsmen Guild (QLD) The Art of the Dig In by Ian McKenzie Dig-In can be the most devious things A Turner's Tool Caddy by Patrick Crowe This shop made Caddy keeps tools safe and close at hand. Good Ideas & Short Cuts Drying wood in laundry dryer, altered acroll saw blades and holding pieces while gluing Round Pegs from Square Holes by J Wallace Square hole drives speed spindle turning Shop made Sash Clamp by T Brandon National Woodturning Exhibition by Andrew Potocnik No More White Knuckle Challenges by Hugh McKay A US woodturner decided there had to be a better way to turn long neck hollow forms Profile of Melissa Clarke Noble Find: The Wollemi Pine Thought to be extinct for 60 million years, the Wollemi Pine should soon grace botanical gardens and back yards around the world My Perfect 10 by George Hatfield After 40 years as a woodturning teacher, George was given the opportunity to specify a lathe from scratch Perth Timber and Working With Wood Show Guide Working with Australian Hardwoods - 3 by Peter van Herk Peter continues to discuss the use of Australian hardwoods in furniture making Marquetry Backgammon Box by Keith Hudson Although designed for Backgammon, this box can serve as a home games centre with plenty of room for related paraphernalia such as dominoes and cribbage boards Book Reviews The Art of the Router by Patrick Spielman Understanding the Spinning Wheel by Eric Corran On the Wallaby by Brian Eves Brian shows how to carve his Australian version of a Ditty-box Issue Number 79 June 1998 Seminar Success Members of the OTGA (Ornamental Turners Group of Australia) hold a National assembly, bringing members from across the country together for the first time. Across the Teacher's Bench by Les Miller Les discusses the preparation for successful mortise and tenon joints. The Australian Woodworker Merit Award The Delta Router/Shaper wins a Merit Award Woodturning Tips by George Hatfield Cutting with the Grain This new series will help novice woodturners learn the basics of woodturning so that they, too, can progress to competition level or to simply greater enjoyment of the craft. The Silent Safety Factor by Pat Crowe Experience in aviation suggests dehydration may be the unrecognised reason for some workshop accidents. Return of the Norburys by Fred Blake Fred Blake reports on the recent visit to Australia by Ian Norbury and his wife, Betty. Ian is one of the world's most highly respected contemporary artists in wood and the author of several books on woodcarving; Betty, also an author, is an expert in the marketing of fine craftwork. Dry Enough? Whether you want to season your own timber or simply know more about the material you use, you will need to learn more about the removal and testing of moisture content in timber. Woodturning in Canada by Ernie Newman Ernie makes many interesting observations about the state of the woodturning craft in Canada. A Record 100 years Profiles: Beauchamp Paine Woodsculptor Festival of the Forest This well-established exhibition was originally conceived to help the local timber and woodworking industry in North Queensland. The Australian Woodworker SHOW Gallery The SHOW Gallery in Perth attracted a wide variety and high standard of woodworking Brisbane Show It's the Brisbane Show's 7th Anniversary this year and the organisers have assembled a wide range of demonstrators to complement the latest woodworking products and equipment. Student Workshop This new feature is aimed at helping our student readers gain the knowledge and experience they want in order to not only achieve the best results, but gain the greatest enjoyment from their woodworking. Are you ready for a workshop disaster? by Bob Todd The author, an experienced Insurance Loss Adjuster, gives practical help for making sure your investment in your workshop is safe essential reading for everyone who has a workshop. The KLM Replica 747 KLM chose wood when they made a replica of one of their 747s for a publicity event. User Report Kel McNaughton Shear Scrapers by Neil Scobie Carved Mirror by Neil Scobie Another of the pieces in The Scobie Collection of plans for contemporary furniture, this elegant mirror is suitable for practically any decor. Club Drumbeat Hastings Woodworkers Guild Good Ideas and Shortcuts Turned chuck key, cooling Danish oil and adjustable tool rack Turning Green Hollow Forms by Neil Bradbury Neil, an award winning woodturner, details his methods of deep hollowing. Working with Australian Hardwoods - 4 by Peter van Herk Peter continues this series with comments on the special requirements for design when using Australian hardwoods. A Brace of Penguins by Ken Mullen Of course, they're cute! User Report Delta Router/Shaper Winner of an Australian Woodworker Merit Award Book Reviews Sundials Australia by Margaret Folkard and John Ward Country Chair Making by Jack Hill Fundamentals of Woodturning by Mike Darlow Issue Number 80 August 1998 Across the Teacher's Bench by Les Miller Carcass Joints They're the basis of one form of cabinet construction. Les shows you how to make good carcass joints every time. Making a Tall Boy by Neil Scobie Construction details for another of Neil's practical and attractive pieces. Good Ideas & Short Cuts Snug lids, extension rollers and allen key handle The Return of Silver Ash by Bob Whitworth Farmers such as Bob Whitworth have begun to grow the cabinet timbers that will be needed by the next two generations of woodworkers Woodturning in Canada - Pt 2 by Ernie Newman Ernie continues his impressions of woodturning in Canada and introduces us to the work of some leading Canadian turners. Horse Float to the Rescue by Bob Butler A toy that's different but easy to make. Student's Page This new feature answers questions raised by woodworking students Realistic Hair in Marquetry Hair by Raquel Melinis You can use this technique to make the hair in your marquetry portraits look much more realistic. Take your Pick! by Brian Eves What makes a great carving timber? Brian gives us the benefit of his decades of experience as a professional woodcarver. Working with Australian Hardwood - 5 by Peter van Herk Peter van Herk is a professional woodworker with a penchant for using Australian hardwoods. The 3.5m Sportsmans Creek Skiff (Pt 1) by Rob Bruce If, like many other woodworkers, you too have considered making a boat, this 3.5m skiff could be your next major project! Club Drumbeat The Riverina Woodworkers Club Dovetails love 'em or hate 'em by Len Crane How the author overcame his aversion to dovetails Curved Mouldings by David Trembath Profile - Coaxing Neptune out of Blue Gum This striking sculpture by Chris McKenzie was a popular attraction at the Brisbane Show. Dorrigo Trout by Brian Eves Brian used power carving techniques to produce this sleek sculpture. Urn your Stars by Keith Tory If you are a woodturner looking for a new challenge, this could be the end of your search Merit Award The FrameCo Pushmaster is the second Australian product to earn an Australian Woodworker Merit Award. Sydney Timber and Working With Wood Show Perfect Mitre Joints by Glen D Stevens They're easy when you know how. Woodturning Tips by George Hatfield The Cutting Process This is the second in a new series on the basics of woodturning by one of Australia's most experienced woodturning teachers. Saving Mawson's Hut by Bill Sachy Book Reviews The Art of Chair-Making by Kerry Pierce The Craftsman Woodturner by Peter Child The Australian Timber Seasoning Manual by Grahame C Waterston Issue Number 81 October 1998 Across the Teacher's Bench by Les Miller Choosing and Using Saws Don't take the humble handsaw for granted! Get rid of those floppy wing nuts! by Jim Ogden Easy speed change for your Bench Drill I married a woodworker by Angelika Cawte 1000 ways to decorate your home with wooden bowls Woodturning Tips by George Hatfield Stance & Tool Grip. George takes a new look at the basics of woodturning. Cut through the Confusion Our Survey is an ideal place to start when you are considering a new Tablesaw. Intarsia Penguins by Steve Bundred They look great, but they're easy to make - a good beginner's Intarsia project. Fluted Compound Curves by Jim McConnachie Club Drumbeat The Koonung Woodturners Guild John Moxon's Contribution to Woodturning by Mike Darlow You've probably never heard of John Moxon, but without him, woodturning may not have become what it is today The 3.5m Sportsmans Creek Skiff (Part 2) by Rob Bruce Ready to finish your skiff? Well, here's the rest of the story. Joining Picture Frames Without Nails by Michael Duke Profile: Dream Weaver's Doors Roger Chadwick wasn't even a woodworker when he started on the path that led to his present success. Mebourne Working With Wood Show Guide Adventures in The Boot by Les Miller Les visits cabinet shops in Italy Carving by Numbers Alan Davies does a 'road test' of a John Van Der Kolk Carving Project Plan. A Pair o' Paddlers by Eric Lysaght Eric brings you another fine Whirlygig to delight the passers-by. Urn your Stars (Pt 2) by Keith Tory Patience and perseverance are all you need to follow this author's example. User Report Foredom Professional Carver's Kit Good Ideas & Short Cuts Non-slip solution and foot operated drill press A Document Box by Neil Scobie Banish the shoebox! This Document Box provides a repository in keeping with the importance of your family documents. Other Features The Kel McNaughton Eccentric Faceplate by Alby Hall The Oval Turn Lathe Gunnar Martschinke of Launceston, Tasmania, has designed and built a lathe to make the oval picture frames in which he specialises. Using Australian Hardwoods - 6 by Peter van Herk Real Gold of the Goldfields Timber from the goldfields Book Reviews Artisitic Scroll Saw Patterns & Projects by Patrick Spielman Essential Carving Techniques by Dick Onians Making Chairs and Tables by Guild of Mastercraftsman Issue Number 82 December 1998
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