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RTICLES

Table Stays Sturdy Despite Drawer Openings

by Mac Campbell

Hidden strongback is the key

Sanding in Stages by Gary Straub

Breaking up the job eliminates drudge, yields better results

Straight talk about handplanes, p .

Sliding table, crossfeed box and wedges ensure accura, ease and repeatabiliy

Norm Abram: Carpenter urned Furnituremaker 46

by Jim Boesel

Profiling the host of The New Yankee Workshop

Making a Machinist-Style Tool Chest by Ronald Young

Weekend project heps clear workshop clutter

5 4

Floral Visions by Bob Hawks

How Ron Fleming turns and carves his vessels

5 8

Just Plain Drawers by John Lively

Router jig makes them quick

Finding Figured Woods by Lane DeCamp

Desirable defects and irregularities

6 4

Lumberyard etiquette by Lane DeCamp

Straight Talk About Planes by Richard Starr

New Tools Make Laminating Easy by Monroe Robinson

Big baggies and vacuum pumps put the squeeze on veneers

Tambour Cabinet Doors by Richard Wedler

Canvas and glue make lexible, lowing doors

On the Cover: Norm Abram applies

Rejuvenating with Wax by Tom Wisshack

Good cleaning and two-step approach give best results

1993.

More on the show and Abram's work on

46 Photo: Alec Waters.

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Letters

DEPRTMENS

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Angled Tenons on the Tablesaw by William Krase

Angled tenons on tablesaw, p .

Watco oil to an oak sideboar, one of The

New Yankee Workshop's pieces for

Miniature Masterworks by William. R. Robertson

postage paid at Newtown,

Letrs

Y64 in. To maintain measurements in increments that re

quire many zeros and decimal points suggests, too, that the door

to the shop never be opened, breeze stirred, fan turned on,

deep breath taken or expelled. We're not going to the moon

from here.

wild animals are common. Less common, but very significant,

are cases of accidental ingestion by humans.

Amounts of less than a teaspoon of undilute ethylene glycol

are enough to kill a child. A tablespoon of ethylene glycol can

kill an adult. It can be readily absorbed through the skin as well.

Ethylene glycol is a slow-acting poison, affecting the kidneys

and the central nervous system. Symptoms include depreSSion,

dizziness and lack of coordination, excessive urination, possi

bly vomiting and foaming at the mouth, and eventual death.

Treatment is difficult, expensive and not always successful.

Kidney damage can be irreversible.

-Robert Behm, New Wilmington, Pa.

ntifreeze alert-I read with alarm David Carnell's letter (Fine

Woodworking #97) about treating wood with ethylene glycol

antifreeze because he makes no mention of its double-deadly

properties. Ethylene glycol is toxic if ingested in any significant

amount. Its sweet taste and bright color make it attractive to

many animals and perhaps young children. Lethal poisonings of

pets, particularly dogs, celtain farm animals and many types of

Anyone using antifreeze, dilute or undilute, for any purpose

including wood treatment, please take precautions in handling

and storage. Don't keep it in uncovered or unmarked contain

ers, and don't let it escape onto the ground, driveway or shop

floor. In the case of suspected ingestion, contact the appropriate

medical help-doctor, veterinarian or poison control center

without delay.

-Jackie Strouble, Pittsboro,

WW #96. The threads of a tightened nut press on the

threads of the bolt away from the clamped object. If a second

nut is brought up behind it, the second nut lifts the first off the

threads of the bolt, and takes all the load, including that required

to hold the two nuts together. -David

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experience in a cabinet or general woodworking shop,

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Locnut logie-Joe Moore, in "Last words on locknuts" (F

n - I read with interest Jeff Greef's comments

about the Convention on International Trade in Endangered

Species (CITES) and rosewood

. Tru, Bethel Park, Pa .

( WW #98). There are several

areas that should be clarified. The CITES ban on trade of rose-

Rosewood ba

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