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http://ift.tt/1cQ4qxq Sawmill Creek Woodworkers Forums en Fri, 20 Nov 2015 19:10:57 GMT vBulletin 180 http://ift.tt/1MGOzXn http://ift.tt/1cQ4qxq http://ift.tt/1SMP6Hn Fri, 20 Nov 2015 18:38:14 GMT Three sizes of Veritas Tenon Cutters. For making rustic furniture, etc. Very light use, if any. You can see more details on the Lee Valley catalog site, if you're unfamiliar with these tools. Part numbers: 05J4101 for the 5/8", 05J4102 for the 3/4" and 05J4103 for the 1". Instructions included in box. $ 55 EACH shipped in the US. Paypal preferred. Thanks.

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]]> SawMill Creek Classifieds Teo Cafengiu http://ift.tt/1SMP6Ht http://ift.tt/218U3jK Fri, 20 Nov 2015 18:29:55 GMT Are there any Epilog owners in the Seattle area, who may have a rotatory attachment for their machine that I may borrow/rent? I Could use two more for a week or two. Are there any Epilog owners in the Seattle area, who may have a rotatory attachment for their machine that I may borrow/rent? I Could use two more for a week or two. ]]> Engravers Forum Dana Perreault http://ift.tt/1SMP81Y http://ift.tt/1MsiQrl Fri, 20 Nov 2015 18:12:58 GMT Thinning out the huge library again. Some very good books on various topics including design, woodworking and woodturning, working with other materials, diy, etc. All books are in very good shape, except for nominal shelf wear. I will try to indicate in the listing if I see exceptions to this... Thinning out the huge library again. Some very good books on various topics including design, woodworking and woodturning, working with other materials, diy, etc. All books are in very good shape, except for nominal shelf wear. I will try to indicate in the listing if I see exceptions to this condition that bears noting. I've included a brief overview, but I'm sure you can find more detail if you look up the title on amazon. Prices include media mail shipping in the US. Paypal preferred. Thanks

1. Fresh Wood (Foreword: Conversations with Sam Maloof on Student Design) New Designs v.1 by Greg Asbury and Corrine Cortinas. Mitra Publishing 2004. 51 award winning designs from the 2003 AWFS Fair. Coffee table book showcasing some beautiful and creative projects. Hardcover $15

2. Crafting a Legacy: Contemporary American Crafts in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, by Suzanne Ramljak. Rutgers University Press 2002. Beautiful large coffee table book showcasing the museum's collection of objects in ceramics, fiber, glass, furniture, metal and wood. Hardcover $15

3. Made by Hand: Art and Craft in the Heartland of New England, by Jeanne Braham. Commonwealth Editions 2004. A nicely written illustrated collection about top artists in this creative area--book arts, woodworking, pottery and glass, fiber arts. Hardcover $ 15

4. The Complete Guide to Bathrooms: Ideas and Projects for Building and Remodeling. Black and Decker, Creative Publishing 2003. DYi Instruction. Softcover. $ 5

5. Flooring Basics: What you need to get started, by Rick Peters. Main Street Publishing, 2000. DIY Instruction. Hardcover $ 5

6. Contemporary Turned Wood: New Perspectives in a Rich Tradition. by Leier, Peters and Wallace. Hand Books Press, 1999. Hardcover. Beautiful coffee table book co-written by the owner of Del Mano Gallery, showcasing the work of many of the top woodturners. $ 9

7. Creative Stained Glass: Modern Designs and Simple Techniques, by Cristine Stevenson. Lark Books 2004. Stained glass crafting instruction and inspiration. Hardcover. $ 9

8. The New Stained Glass: Techniques, Projects, Patterns and Designs, by Torlen and Shannon. Sterling Publishing 2002. Softcover. $ 8

9. Contemporary Warm Glass: A Guide to Fusing, Slumping and Kiln-Forming Techniques, by Brad Walker. 4 Corners Press, 2006. Softcover. $ 10

10. The Encyclopedia of WOOD: A Tree by Tree Guide. ed. by Walker. Facts on File Press, 1989. Illustrated encyclopedia showing woods from all over the world; includes background stories and projects. Hardcover, the spine of the dust jacket is discolored from light. $ 10

11. Decorating Turned Wood: The Maker's Eye, by Liz and Michael O'Donnell. Guild of Master Craftsman Publications, 2003. Softcover, the inside front binding has delaminated from the cover and could easily be glued back. Pages still in very useful and good condition. Great instruction on how to achieve a lot of various techniques to enhance form, color, pattern and texture by various methods, as well as turning sequence drawings for vessels. Lots of inspiration pieces explained. $ 10

12. The Complete Book of Woodworking: An Illustrated Guide to Tools and Techniques, by Declan O'Donoghue. The Lyons Press, 2003. Techniques, Expert Advice and Projects. Softcover $ 8.

13. Taunton's Complete Illustrated Guide to Sharpening by Thomas Lie-Nielsen. Taunton Press, 2004. Hardcover. Superb Reference. $ 15

14. The Complete Illustrated Guide to Joinery by Gary Rogowsky. Taunton Press, 2002. Superb Reference. Hardcover. $ 15

15. Woodworker's Power tools: An Essential Guide by Rick Peters. Sterling Press 2001. Softcover. Good guide for someone starting out with entry level power tools and techniques. Softcover $ 5

16. The Joint Book: The Complete Guide to Wood Joinery, by Terrie Noll. Popular Woodworking Books, 2002. Great illustrated reference in spiral ring format, hardcover. $ 10

17. The Real Wood Bible: The complete Illustrated Guide to Choosing and Using 100 Decorative Woods, by Nick Gibbs. Firefly Books, 2005. Another great info encyclopedia on woods in spiral ring format, hardcover. $ 10

18. The Complete Handbook of Sand Casting: A DIY guide to forming all types of metal in versatile sand molds. by CW Ammen. McGraw Hill, 1979. Softcover. $ 6

19. How to Cast Small Metal and Rubber Parts, 2nd edition, by William Cannon. McGraw Hill, 1986. Softcover. $ 6

20. The Penland Book of Woodworking: Master Classed in Woodworking Techniques, by Lark Books, 2006. Hardcover, Dustjacket has a small rip on top that has been taped. Lots of beautiful elegant projects along with 'Hands On' sections showing instructions on various techniques, such as Jere Osgood's tapered laminations, etc. Hardcover. $ 15

21. WOOD: The world of Woodwork and Carving by Bryan Sentance. Thames and Hudson 2003. Beautifully illustrated coffee table book, showing items from around the world and how various cultures work with wood. Hardcover $ 15

22. The Wright Space by Spencer Hart. Barnes and Noble Books, 2005. Great inspirational coffee table book sh0wing outside and inside Frank Lloyd Wrights buildings and furniture. Hardcover. $ 10

23. Retro Modern: Architecture and Design Library, by Lisa Skolnik. Metro Books, 2000. Lots of great inspiration of retro modern interiors and furniture pieces. Hardcover. $ 7

24. Jean Prouve: Compact Design Portfolio, by Penelope Rowlands. Chronicle Books, 2002. Illustrated guide of this iconic designer's furniture. Hardcover $ 5

25. Gord Peteran: Furniture Meets Its Maker by Glenn Adamson. Milwaukee Art Museum Catalogue/ Art Book from the 2007 Exhibition. Conceptual art furniture for the art minded and lovers of the unusual. Hardcover, one of the foldouts has some creases. $ 6

26. The Art of Fine Tools by Sandor Nagyszalanczy. Taunton Press, 2000. Beautiful softcover coffee table book showcasing old, ornate, beautiful hand tools. $ 10

27. Scratching the Surface by Michael Hosaluk. Guild Publishing, 2002. SIGNED by author. Beautiful showcase of lots of wood artists that use unique textures and color in their work. Hardcover $ 10

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]]> SawMill Creek Classifieds Teo Cafengiu http://ift.tt/1SMP6Hv http://ift.tt/218U3jM Fri, 20 Nov 2015 17:43:50 GMT On the way to Hartville this AM, my friend and I were discussing T/S blade cleaning, we both agreed that Zep citrus cleaner would be a good experimental solvent. But what to use as a tray ? Genius buddy says " How big is a Frisbee?"
Turns out it is EXACTLY the right size for 10" blades ! Holds 3 easily while using a minimum amount of your favored cleaner. ( soaking as I type)

Mini shopping gloat : 5 sheets of B.Birch / A fresh Freud Ind. cut off blade / 4 Bessey clamp extenders and some other small stuff.

]]> General Woodworking and Power Tools Randy Rose http://ift.tt/1SMP825 http://ift.tt/1MsiOQq Fri, 20 Nov 2015 17:35:26 GMT I have a new unused SawStop PCS blade guard. I put my Excallibur over arm on my saw so I do not need it. $80 shipped lower US 48 Attachment 325610 (http://ift.tt/1SMP8io) I have a new unused SawStop PCS blade guard. I put my Excallibur over arm on my saw so I do not need it.

$80 shipped lower US 48

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]]> SawMill Creek Classifieds William C Rogers http://ift.tt/218U0Vb http://ift.tt/1SMP8it Fri, 20 Nov 2015 17:05:12 GMT Hey guys, I'd really like to learn some more about lasers in general. Especially the different types, semiconductor, fiber so on. Any books, articles, so on that are must reads?

Thank you!

]]> Engravers Forum Kit Dumph http://ift.tt/1SMP8iv http://ift.tt/1SMP8ix Fri, 20 Nov 2015 16:47:12 GMT I made a coffee table using white oak and applied two coats of minwax sanding sealer.Applied one coat of minwax stain and it looks great.Would applying a 2nd coat of stain just be a waste , since the pores of the wood are now sealed?Also what would be the best protective finish. especially on the... I made a coffee table using white oak and applied two coats of minwax sanding sealer.Applied one coat of minwax stain and it looks great.Would applying a 2nd coat of stain just be a waste , since the pores of the wood are now sealed?Also what would be the best protective finish. especially on the coffee table top?
bob ]]> Project Finishing bob pieroway http://ift.tt/218U0Vd http://ift.tt/1SMP6XQ Fri, 20 Nov 2015 16:16:19 GMT Just got an email from Rockler asking me to fill out a survey. Here's the website of the Shaper Origin: http://ift.tt/218U3jO You can view demo videos on the website. The price and release date have yet to be determined. The survey did ask how likely I was to buy it if it cost $1499, so somewhere around there or less might be a good guess.

As they put it:
"Shaper Origin is the world's first smart handheld cutting tool. It uses computer vision to understand its location relative to a workpiece and precision motors to continuously fine-tune the spindle's position along your intended cutting path. We think of it as auto-correct for your hands."

From the looks of it, it appears to be a handheld CNC machine. Seems ideal for those who are limited by a small CNC machine, but don't have the room for a large CNC machine or want to get in the world of CNC.

]]> General Woodworking and Power Tools Michael Moscicki http://ift.tt/1SMP6XU http://ift.tt/218U3jQ Fri, 20 Nov 2015 15:54:28 GMT I have an outside-air line hooked into the cold air returns of my furnaces. I also live in an area where we can burn leaves. Is there a way to add a filter (HEPA filter?) to this fresh air line to eliminate the furnace from filling the house with smoke? One of the furnaces is in the attic, so a... I have an outside-air line hooked into the cold air returns of my furnaces. I also live in an area where we can burn leaves. Is there a way to add a filter (HEPA filter?) to this fresh air line to eliminate the furnace from filling the house with smoke? One of the furnaces is in the attic, so a manual damper would be a no-go, plus I would like to keep the positive pressure to keep the smoke from seeping in. Any ideas? ]]> Off Topic Forum ryan paulsen http://ift.tt/1SMP8yQ http://ift.tt/1T3QXbt Fri, 20 Nov 2015 15:10:27 GMT

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