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Sawdust Session #17:
April 12, 2008
Topics: Making
turnings with the Ringmaster that curve in and out, how to make
basic mortises and tenons and several variations on that theme, and
replacing the Mark V Speed Control. Plus Drew's Interludes.
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SS Project: Turning Vases with the Ringmaster --
In the last in our Ringmaster series -- we show how to make
curved vases, bowls, and hollow turnings that curve in and out. |
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2. Making Mortises and Tenons --
Discover how to make a mortise with the mortising
attachment, then fit a tenon to it using the dado cutter and
tenoning jig. Also, several different variants on mortise- and-tenon
joints. |
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3. Replacing the Mark V Speed Control
-- How to remove, repair, and replace the speed control
mechanism, including how to adjust the speeds and the indicator
ring. |
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4. Drew's Interludes --
Interlude 1:
Drew takes advantage of a little-known property of wood
to fine-tune planer results.
Interlude 2:
Drew uses dado shims to shave a whisker off a tenon for a
better fit. |
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