The ReBuilding Center | Quality Used Building and Remodeling Materials | Portland OR Lutherie amateur • Afficher le sujet - FAQ "OUTILLAGE et consommables" Certains des sujets cités dans cette section sont des idées de création / modification / détournement d’outillages par vos propres moyens (DIY = Do It Yourself = Faites Le Vous Même). Ils sont cités dans la FAQ dans l’unique but de faciliter vos recherches et en aucun cas il ne s’agit d’une reconnaissance de la valeur de ces outils. Si néanmoins vous décidez de fabriquer de tels outils, ce sera en pleine connaissance de cause, sans aucune garantie, et sous votre entière responsabilité. De même, les outils à bois sont généralement très tranchants et parfois très puissants lorsqu'ils sont électriques, leur usage présente toujours des dangers et est soumis à l'observation de règles de sécurité. Sécurité Les machines à bois, ça coupe, mais pas que le bois... Généralités discussion générale : "quels outils pour se lancer ?" L’outillage Electrique La scie à ruban comment régler une lame de scie à ruban ? La meuleuse Dégrossir un galbe à la meuleuse... Les outils manuels
WORKING WOOD Highland Woodworking Blog (ec2) The Woodwrights Shop Please sign in using one of our supported services to begin saving your favorite programs and videos. We have updated our registration process. Please sign in using one of our supported services to bookmark your favorite programs and videos. If you have a PBS account, your stored favorites and viewing history will be safely migrated. By signing in, you are authorizing PBS to share your email address with your local PBS station to send you periodic communications about station events, services and support. Warning: Data migration for current PBS account holders is a one time only event. Houston Woodworking Supplies at Woodcraft – Woodworking Store in Houston, TX To the Houston WOODCRAFT Website For your convenience call our toll free line 1-866-954-7900 Remember to stop by for GIFTS & GIFT CARDS for that special woodworker in your life! Watch for email specials, you'll be glad you did! If you have a class or project that you would like to see offered please call 281-880-0045 or send us an email to Houston-retail@woodcraft.com. In addition to top quality tools and supplies, we offer a wide variety of classes in woodworking, carving, woodturning and tool care. If you don’t find a class topic you would like to see offered, please let us know.
Highland Woodworking Wood News Online, No. 64, December 2010 This month our Down to Earth Woodworker, Steven Johnson, concludes his fascinating "Future of Woodworking" series with some predictions of what's to come and some ideas for how we can shape the future of our craft. Steve also gets a leg up on his furniture project, and ends by recounting a story from his past that increased his appreciation for the wood he is working today. CLICK HERE to read about the futuristic products Steve has lined up for us! New Iwasaki Carving Files Rather than producing sawdust waste like rasps normally do, these amazing tools remove tiny shavings that look as if they came from a miniature plane! Traditionally utilized for the fine work required by wooden plane makers, they are also prized by furniture makers and patternmakers for shaping, sculpting, joinery tuning and easing hard edges. Lie-Nielson Tools of the Month#4 and #4-1/2 Smooth Planes Ask the StaffQuestion: I am refinishing an old dresser (1986 vintage). E-mail uswith your woodworking questions.
Harbor Freight Dust Collector Mod - by Cory After buying the Harbor Freight 2hp dust collector right after Christmas, I knew I was going to be making some changes to it. First, I dumped the upper bag and added a Wynn 35a filter. Second, I really wanted to put a pre-separator on the unit to keep from having to change the lower bags as often. But, I didn’t really have a lot of room in my shop/garage for the can. The Delta 50-760 seemed like a good set up with the can/separator underneath the blower, so I set out to imitate that set up. That led me to build a frame to mount the HFDC motor/blower and raise it up so I can get a can under it. Next came the Thien lid on a 30 gallon galvanized trash can. I did a couple of tests on the unit to see how much was staying in the can and it’s working quite well. BTW: I added weather stripping on the area where the lower bag connects to the donut ring. I hope this helps you guys. Cory -- The secret to getting ahead is getting started.
Old Woodworking Tools and Machines The 'Speedlathe' For 12" Disc Sanders Hand Crafted Woodworking Jigs From ~ Evenfall Studios ~ The 'Speedlathe' A Patternmaker's Jig from Yesteryear.A Fast and Accurate Circle Making Jig for Disc Sanders. Infinitely adjustable for perfect circles from 5/8's to 16-5/8's diameter.32 radius positions and a leadscrew allow seamless diameter selection. Great for making jigs for saws and routers, custom radius layout templates,or wherever circles or portions of a circle are needed. Click Here for some detailed Features and Specifications of our Jigs. Solid Baltic Birch Construction. 8 x 17 inch base. Compound Edge Capability on either side of square.Bevel the circle or the edges of circles by tilting the table. Includes The Base with Miter Bar,Two 3/16 Diameter Radius Pins (one 5/8 long, one 3/4 long) and a Mounted Stainless Steel / Brass Lead Thumbscrew. Please note the disc spin direction of your sander when ordering. Shipping Weight Approximately 5 pounds.
Evenfall Woodworks » Understanding Fractions, The Key to High Accuracy When Measuring. p>I want to have that little talk with you about, Fractions. Yeah. But the plan is, if all goes well, that it won’t hurt – as much as it did last time. Working in sub inch territory usually involves the use of little buggers. The problem many people have when working with fractions, is that they relate the use of the common fraction to their math education experience when they were in school as children. p> p>Our school systems scared the bejeezus out of everyone by forcing us all to learn a series of mathematical exercises, which evolved around fractions that we would never use again in our entire lifetimes. p>I hope I can help make this a lot more user friendly! p>Fractional arithmetic for measurements within the sub inch territory is much simpler than the nightmare a lot of people conceive it to be, because there is a fixed set of fractions that are in use, and memory tricks which you can learn to make well practiced calculations that you can do in your head. p>We enjoy your comments!