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Shop
Notes
This page contains notes about topics that may be of
interest to other woodturners.
Dust
Management
This Shop Note is devoted to dust "management." No, that's not a typo: dust management
better describes the activity than does dust
"control." Dust is one of two on-going concerns
I have about woodturning. The other is wood spinning off the
lathe and thrashing around my studio, the effects of which are experienced
immediately...(READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE
HERE) (Includes pictures)
Shop-Made Strip Sander
I recently needed a strip sander for a small project I was working on.
I never needed one prior to this and wasn’t sure of how much
I’d need one once I completed the project.
After pricing 1” and 2” models from Craftsman and Delta, I
decided to build one. (READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE
HERE) (Includes pictures)
My
Studio Layout
I’ve
always had a personal curiosity about how other woodturners organize
their workspaces.
When I visit with other Gulf Coast Woodturners, or when I
am browsing woodturning sites on the Internet, shop/studio
organization is of interest to me.
I’ve picked up a lot of ideas in the process, some of which
have found their way into my own studio.
(READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE
HERE) (Includes pictures)
My
Experience with Ron Kent's Experimental Wood Treatment
I've been
trying Ron Kent's experimental wood treatment that involves the use of diluted
dishwashing detergent. If you aren't familiar with this technique,
there's no point learning about it second-hand from me--click here
and read about it from Ron himself. If you are familiar with it,
but haven't tried it, read on and I'll share my personal (although
somewhat limited) experiences with you. (READ
THE ENTIRE ARTICLE HERE)
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