FINE WOODWORKING - TECHNIQUES 5

FINE WOODWORKING - TECHNIQUES 5

Skilled craftsmen write about their methods, tools, materials, and projects, in selections from issues No. 26 through 31 of Fine Woodworking magazine

Here are 84 articles to help improve the woodworking skills of novices and professional craftsmen alike. These are the complete technical articles from the 1981 issue of Fine Woodworking magazine. They're  packed with detailed information on practically every aspect of Woodworking - from gluing up to cutting curved dovetails. There are tips on specialty techniques, such as inlaying mother-of-pearl and guitar binding and purfling, plus informative pieces about choosing and working with such basic machines as the radial-arm saw, the joiner, and the bandsaw.

This volume also includes a special project section, with plans for 15 challenging projects, ranging from a traditional two-board chair to a pair of cross-country skis.

Fine Woodworking TECHNIQUES 5 will also tell you about:

- Mitering on the table saw                     - Designing chairs                         - Coloring with

- Grinding                                                     - Making a spindle cradle            -  Jointer safety

- Chiseling the through dovetail            - Cutting tapered reeds                - Decorative joinery

- Spline-mitered joinery                            - Small-scale cabinetmaking       -  Sanding and finis

- Template dovetails                                   - Guitar Binding and purfling      - Slow-speed shar

- Gluing up                                                    - Fixtures for steam-bending          - Japanese blades 

- Inlaid tunings                                           - Basic of bandsaw                            - Inlaying mother-of-pearl 

- cutting box joint on the radial-arm saw  - Clear finishes                            - Building stairs

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