W
Wachnicki, David, shop-made spokeshave,
67:42–67:45
Wagner
moisture meters
recommended, 94:88–89
moisture meters, recommended, 94:88–89
sprayers
reviewed, 101:62–63
sprayers, reviewed, 101:62–63
wagons, sources for plans, 63:16
Wajszczuk, Joe
hot box for glues and finishes, 47:49
mail-order workbenches, 55:8–55:11
shop heaters, 47:46–47:49
tenoning jig, 45:96, 54:57
tenoning on a tablesaw, 54:56–54:57
Walentine, Ellis
bookmatching, 42:79–42:80
combination machines, buyer's guide, 29:35–29:41
double-duty sawhorse, 38:96
finishes and finishing
finish for drawers, 29:10–29:12
finishing with ammonia, 32:46
oil-varnish blend finish, 35:32–35:33
Stickley finish, 32:46
flattening a benchtop, 32:28–32:29
furniture by
carved coffee table, 40:34–40:39
compact-disc cabinet, 42:78–42:81
desk caddy, 33:29–33:31
display cabinet, 28:31–28:35
freestanding cheval mirror, 31:48–31:53
medicine cabinet, 47:42–47:45
nesting tables, 57:37–57:39
furniture design, 42:47
hinging screens, 42:12
on James Krenov, 32:54, 47:60–47:65
reviews "quiet" saw blades, 34:46–34:47
routers and routing
anti-kickback bits, 33:53
ellipse jig for, 31:31–31:35
making mullions, 31:8–31:10
router storage cabinet, 33:48–33:49
safety, 33:46–33:47
spokeshaves, 35:60–35:63
tuning and using, 35:62
straightening a warped tabletop, 32:10
tablesaws
alignment tools, 43:33
safety, 27:28–27:31
veneer press, shop-made, 40:37
wooden knife hinges, 42:81
Walker, Celeste perrino, 54:112
wall organizer, 23:58–23:61
Walnut
Californian
qualities of, 87:108
source for, 87:108
walnut
characteristics and uses, 34:72, 57:74
color matching old, 75:63
coloring mismatched, 75:64
finishing, 71:24, 75:60–75:64, 77:109
sawdust as fertilizer, 49:6
sources, 75:37
Walnut, Californian
qualities of, 87:108
source for, 87:108
Walters, Trish
garden trug, 58:43–58:45
lovespoons, 50:62–50:63
wane-edged lumber. See natural-edge wood
wardrobe, with secret compartments, 51:50
Warner, Patrick
display cabinet, 15:19
half-lap miters, with router, 2:43–2:45
routing patches, 21:42–21:43
sticking router bits, 36:14
trimming veneer with a router, 36:14–36:16
warpage. See also bowing (warp along the grain);
cupping (warp across the grain); twisting
(propeller-shaped warp)
in plywood, cause of, 43:4
in wood, coping with, 39:61, 46:22
washi (rice paper), source for, 60:63
Wasserman, Pinchas, using prewoven cane,
71:56–71:60
waste, hazardous shop. See also volatile organic
compounds (VOCs)
disposal, 31:64–31:66
small business emissions guidelines, 40:20
water-cooled grinders, 8:23, 30:49–30:51
buyer's guide, 48:106–48:108
features and types, 48:106–48:107
waterborne "oil" finishes, 49:70
waterborne or water-based finishes. See also spray
painting
advantages of, 20:16–20:17
applying, 20:18–20:19, 29:68–29:70, 49:70,
53:59, 78:107
bubbles in, preventing, 27:10, 32:10–32:12, 77:111
polyurethane (See under polyurethane)
sources, 20:21
types, 20:20, 49:68, 53:60
review of 35 kinds, 49:66–49:70
vs. solvent-based finishes, 20:17–20:21
Waterloo Industries
modular workstations
reviewed, 91:33
Waterloo Industries, modular workstations,
reviewed, 91:33
waterstone. See under sharpening stones
Watson, Dennis
curved-top mirror, 6:30–6:33
folding trays and stand, 2:28–2:33
Watson, Eugene, trapezoid box, 65:48–65:51
Watts, Simon
bench grinder vibration, 34:12–34:14
Blue Ox Millworks, 37:56–37:58
canoe projects compared, 20:42–20:43
cutting dovetails on tablesaw, 28:42
enxo, history and use of, 19:64–19:65
flattening and thicknessing by hand, 39:62
furniture and projects
child's crib, 14:41
doweled bookshelf, 28:40–28:43
knockdown cradle, 27:24–27:27
mallet made from scrapwood, 26:31
mirror and table ensemble, 51:58–51:61
wall clock, 15:52
wine rack, 7:24–7:25
wood-and-canvas chair by Grew-Sheridans,
38:63–38:65
hand tools, 41:22–41:25
lapstrake canoe, 66:69–66:71
Ming Dynasty furniture, 47:57
mortises and mortising
machine-cut mortises, 26:24–26:27
sharpening hollow-chisel mortiser, 26:27
on Yeung Chan, 32:40–32:41
Opinel knives, history of, 53:42–53:43
planes
block planes, 5:26–5:28
brazing old planes, 43:12
reviews Zeta saw, 27:27
spokeshave, tuning, 4:24–4:26
surfacing with a scraper, 9:40–9:42
Tosten sawmill, 18:55
Viking period furniture, 23:26–23:27
Viking ships, 23:29
workbenches, 41:25
Wax
black
making, 85:81
black, making, 85:81
holder for, 86:14
wax
beeswax (See beeswax)
colored paste, sources for, 54:18
finishes, 37:24
food-safe, 37:76
maintaining, 53:70
power waxing technique, 57:28
suitability of, 52:70–52:72
finishing with shoe-polish wax, 66:22
lubricating machines with, 51:26
safety tips, 52:72
shelf life of, 43:16
Waxes
solvent for, 88:20
Waxes, solvent for, 88:20
Wayland, Bob, speakers, 75:54–75:59
weapons
laminated hunting bow, 32:48–32:51
medieval siege engine, making, 63:62–63:66
sources of information on, 63:66
weaving, rocker seat, 47:82
web. See internet
web frames, in case construction, 74:51–74:52,
77:60–77:61
Web sites
carving, 101:26
for period furniture makers, 88:8
on tool evaluation, 90:9
Weber, Don, 8:36–8:41
blind-wedged tenon joints, 37:16
bodger's shaving horse, 14:36
dowel-sizing plate, 40:63
foot-powered lathe, 54:68–54:71, 60:14 correction
hay rake, 40:61–40:64
rounder planes, 40:63
tine cutter, 40:63
wedge nail joint, 47:56
Wedges
on tablesaw, APR 04:74–76, APR 04:78
Wedges, on tablesaw, 107:74–76, 107:78
Weed, Walker T. III, hand-cutting through-dovetails,
19:51–19:55
Weegar, Andrew, making and using a scratch stock,
37:67–37:69
weighing and measuring equipment, sources for,
57:43
weight, design issues for supporting, 75:75–75:79
Weights
bricks as
plastic-coating, 112:19
Welter, David, 14:15
polishing with a plane, 9:44–9:46
sawhorses, 52:51
wenge, characteristics and uses, 44:86
Wengert, Eugene, drying thick slabs, 24:6
Wentz, Gary
on entertainment center, 107:48–55, APR 04:48–55
on miter joints, 108:62–65
on speaker stand, 109:63–68
Wentz, Mac
on furniture repair, 103:48–55
on kitchen drawers, 102:36–41
Wentz, Max
on boxes, 105:52–57
Wentz, Max, on boxes, 105:52–57
Westberg, Daniel, reviews Woodchuck Indexing
System, 28:76
western alder. See alder
wet grinders. See water-cooled grinders
Weyerhaeuser
Lyptus wood
reviewed, 102:31
Weyerhaeuser, Lyptus wood, reviewed, 102:31
Wharton Esherick Museum, 12:38–12:41
wheelbarrow, child's, 2:38–2:42
wheels
for toys
cutting, 5:10, 12:8
sanding, 5:10, 37:24
sources for, 53:12, 63:16
spoked replicas, making, 8:53–8:56
jig for making spoked replicas, 8:55
laminated, 2:39
layout for, 2:39
sources, 53:12, 70:26
whirligigs
fasteners, 7:33
parts, 7:32
plans, 7:31–7:37
whistles
turning a, 75:20–75:28, 78:17 correction
whittling a, 52:60–52:61, 60:8
white beech. See beech
white glue
characteristics and uses, 10:47
quick-set technique, 54:28
vs. yellow, 3:6
white oak
characteristics and uses, 66:74
decay resistance compared to red oak, 81:8
white woods, finishing and color, 66:60–66:61
Whitesel, Thad, antique tools and restoration,
83:46–83:50
Whitley, Robert
profile of, 65:76–65:77
workbench, 65:36–65:41
whittling
a flower bouquet, 57:56–57:57
a peg rack, 73:64–73:66
a stick whistle, 52:60–52:61, 60:8
equipment, sources, 73:66
Wichman, William, shop-made infeed/outfeed cart,
43:38–43:40
wicker, 6:6
sources for, 52:12
Wiebe, Bruce
accessories for power tools, 76:6–76:8
assembly table, 84:74–84:78
gluing miter joints, 72:46–72:51
Wight sawmill, 27:36–27:39
Wilke Machinery
bandsaw BW-14WBS, 106:23
Wilke Machinery, bandsaw BW-14WBS, 106:23
Wilkes, Ralph
Aeolian wind harp, 16:32
Chinese plant stand, 22:28–22:29
picture frame, 11:52–11:54
turned mirror, 32:34–32:36
Wilkinson, R.S.
blanket chest, 56:38–56:43, 58:14 correction
Hepplewhite reproduction side table, 44:50–44:53
hide glue, 65:54–65:56
William and Mary style, 16:56
Williamson, Hugh, dovetail splines, 18:56–18:57
Wilson, Fiona Armas
art deco desk clock, 19:66–19:68
candle box, 27:33–27:35
contemporary four-poster bed, 21:36–21:41
reviews Jacobs Hand-Tite Keyless Chuck, 20:32
wooden smoothing plane, 6:23–6:29
wooden-creature sculptures, 28:44–28:45
wind harp, Aeolian, 16:32
wind instruments. See musical instruments
winding sticks, 15:31–15:33, 39:62, 54:16, 62:12
Windows. See also Glazing
glass-panel
bits for, 92:32
glass-panel, bits for, 92:32
sashes for
making, 106:10
sashes for, making, 106:10
storm
making, 106:10
storm, making, 106:10
Windsor chairs
anatomy of, 50:49
books about, 50:52
low-back chair plans, 50:48–50:54, 52:6 correction
side chair plans, 24:18–24:24
Windsor style
books about, 9:20
cradle plans, 9:22–9:27
quilt rack plans, 15:41–15:44
wine rack, 7:24–7:25
winter beech. See beech
wire managers, for cabinets, 57:55
wire supports, for shelves and partitions, 57:52–57:53
source, 57:55, 66:22, 77:70
Wiring. See also Lamps
cord organizers for, 98:32
grooves for, 98:84
outlet extenders for, 88:79
outlets with
suspended, 100:30
outlets with, suspended, 100:30
wiring
a mobile workstation, 61:78, 63:12 (safety note)
inserting in wall, technique, 42:28
polarity in, 17:44
shop, 12:6, 14:4, 17:4–17:5, 22:6
voltage considerations, 12:6, 17:4–17:5,
52:12–52:14, 61:18, 63:12
women in woodworking, 49:59–49:63
Wood. See also Grain; Knots; Lumber; Lumber racks
allergies to, 99:18
CD on, 99:36
curly
discussed, 92:38
finding, 92:40, 92:43
finishing, 92:46–47
matching, 92:42–43
planing, 92:44–45
exotic
source for, 87:89
exotic, source for, 87:89
green
sources for, 85:98
turning, 85:98–103
pressure-treated
and paint, 86:48
pressure-treated, and paint, 86:48
rays of, 102:84, 102:85, 102:88
source for, 87:78
storage for, 92:100
vs. plywood, insert
warp in
preventing, 88:8
warp in, preventing, 88:8
wood. See also lumber
bleaching, 45:72–45:74, 72:34–72:38
certification and sustainable sources, 38:71
colored, source, 40:18
conserving, 38:69
databases, 35:100, 40:20
dimensioning, 39:60–39:64
dust, putty mixture from, 37:20
ecological use of, 38:68–38:71
flattening and thicknessing by hand, 39:62
for lumber, 21:45
glue, thinning, 43:24
identifying, 84:9
rigidity and strength of, 75:79–75:80, 75:83
slabs, cutting and drying, 43:59
sources for sustainably harvested and salvaged,
60:20
wood characteristics and handling tips. See green
wood; specific process; specific species
Wood chips
as mulch, 92:12
Wood chips, as mulch, 92:12
Wood drying. See also Kilns
air, 94:82–84
indoors, 96:12
process of, 94:50–55
stickers for, 94:51–52, 94:84
Wood Dynamics
throat plates, 95:29
Wood Dynamics, throat plates, 95:29
wood figure. See figure
wood filler
American Woodworker tests, 59:56
features, 59:54–59:55
hiding under a finish, 60:47
how to get great results with, 59:57
making, 84:30
sources for, 13:56, 59:57, 78:54, 79:10
using, 13:56, 45:16, 74:13
Wood Finishing with Frank Klausz, review, 15:58
Wood Joiner's Handbook, review, 22:64
Wood Lathe & Accessories, review, 14:68
Wood moisture. See also Kilns
Wood movement
reference wheel for, 97:10
wood movement, 34:38–34:43
and relative humidity, 34:42
designing around, 4:40–4:41, 34:40
in case construction, 34:41
effect on attached moldings, 54:18
in cross-grain construction, 34:40–34:42, 75:19
in flatsawn boards, 34:42
in frame-and-panel construction, 34:39–34:41
in miter joints, 34:41–34:43
in mortise-and-tenon joints, 34:39–34:41,
51:52–51:57
in pieced tabletops, 34:40–34:41
in quartersawn lumber, 4:18–4:19, 4:39–4:40
in sliding dovetails, 15:25–15:26
in solid-panel construction, 2:10
in tabletops, 4:39–4:41
plywood, 8:6
reducing, 39:64
screws and, 68:20
Wood movement, reference wheel for, 97:10
wood putty. See wood filler
Wood Repair, Finishing, Refinishing, review, 10:58
wood selection and layout. See design
Wood Tek
drill press CH18NF
reviewed, 86:68–75
Wood Tek, drill press CH18NF, reviewed, 86:68–75
wood threading sets, sources, 5:45, 38:35
Wood, Richard
replicas of old tools, making, 33:56–33:57
tools from the Mary Rose, 33:55–33:56
Wood-Mizer
sawmills, 112:77
Woodcraft
mobile base 144813, 107:60, 107:64, APR 04:60,
APR 04:64
Nova Lathe, 95:33
Woodcraft Supply
drill-press hold-down
reviewed, 86:20
drill-press hold-down, reviewed, 86:20
lubricant PG2000, 108:20
woodcuts
making, 25:54–25:58
supplies for, source, 25:58
Woodfast
lathe C1000
recommended, 98:95, 98:96–97
Woodfast, lathe C1000, recommended, 98:95,
98:96–97
woodgraining. See also grain painting
for crotch mahogany look, 42:43
for curly maple look, 42:43
techniques, 42:42–42:46
tools, 42:44
Woodhaven
dovetail jig
recommended, 90:119
dovetail jig, recommended, 90:119
featherboards
reviewed, 98:38
featherboards, reviewed, 98:38
miter gauge, 95:31
miter gauges
recommended, 90:108, 90:120
miter gauges, recommended, 90:108, 90:120
router table
reviewed, 92:70–71
router table, reviewed, 92:70–71
router tables
reviewed, 92:70–73
router tables, reviewed, 92:70–73
router-table plate
reviewed, 85:87
router-table plate, reviewed, 85:87
Woodmaster
drum sander 2675
recommended, 97:45
reviewed, 93:39, 93:44, 93:47, 93:50–51
Woodmaster, drum sander 2675
recommended, 97:45
reviewed, 93:39, 93:44, 93:47, 93:50–51
WoodRat
mortise and tenon jig
reviewed, 104:83
WoodRat, mortise and tenon jig, reviewed, 104:83
Woodstock
router table
reviewed, 92:70–71
Woodstock, router table, reviewed, 92:70–71
Woodtek
air cleaners
reviewed, 103:82–83
air cleaners, reviewed, 103:82–83
bandsaw 118-199
reviewed, 111:76, 111:78–79
drill presses
reviewed, 90:36–37
drill presses, reviewed, 90:36–37
drum sander, 97:42
drum sander 959-801
reviewed, 93:39, 93:44, 93:50–51
drum sander 959-801, reviewed, 93:39, 93:44,
93:50–51
dust collectors
reviewed, 90:46–47
dust collectors, reviewed, 90:46–47
dust-collection upgrades, 96:32
jointers
reviewed, 90:54–56
jointers, reviewed, 90:54–56
lathe 829-806
reviewed, 98:96–97
lathe 829-806, reviewed, 98:96–97
mortisers
recommended, 90:72–73, 90:121
mortisers, recommended, 90:72–73, 90:121
planer 115-946
reviewed, 100:86–87
planer 115-946, reviewed, 100:86–87
planers, 90:76
reviewed, 108:46, 108:48–49
sharpening machines
reviewed, 89:80–81
sharpening machines, reviewed, 89:80–81
tablesaw 109-349, 96:38, 96:48, 96:50–51
Woodturning: A Foundation Course, review,
24:64–24:66
Woodworker's
Tape-Rule, 95:29
Woodworker's Choice
router table
reviewed, 92:70–71
router table, reviewed, 92:70–71
router-table plate
reviewed, 85:87, 85:89
router-table plate, reviewed, 85:87, 85:89
router-table plates
recommended, 90:123
router-table plates, recommended, 90:123
Woodworker's Dictionary, review, 17:66
Woodworker's Guide to Woodturning, review, 6:58
Woodworker's Supply
router-table plate
reviewed, 85:87
Woodworker's Supply, router-table plate, reviewed,
85:87
Woodworker's Warehouse
router table
reviewed, 92:70–71
Woodworker's Warehouse, router table, reviewed,
92:70–71
Woodworker's, Tape-Rule, 95:29
Woodworkers Alliance for Rainforest Protection
(WARP), 17:80, 38:70–38:71, 46:16
woodworking goofs, 83:132
woodworking guilds
finding, 57:6
starting, 32:30–32:34
woodworking in 18th-century America, 46:33–46:35
Woodworking Joints-An Illustrated Handbook,
review, 22:64
Workbenches. See Tables: assembly; Tables:
assembly; Tables: folding shop; Tables: folding
shop
2x4s-plywood, 89:33–43
adjustable-height
reviewed, 93:32, 93:108
adjustable-height, reviewed, 93:32, 93:108
bases for
wheeled, 91:114
bases for, wheeled, 91:114
bench slaves for, 104:20
building, 105:42–51
cover holder for, 105:18
heights for, 111:12
hold-down for, 97:16
light holder for, 105:36
lumber storage under, 92:100
simple
building, 87:35–36
simple, building, 87:35–36
Work-Mate
as tool base, 98:42
Work-Mate, as tool base, 98:42
workbenches, 41:25
add-ons and accessories, 55:12–55:13
asymmetrical clamping on, 60:32
benchtop
extension, 36:22, 64:30
flattening, 32:28–32:29
shop-made, 75:47–75:48
sources, 49
bodger's shaving horse, 14:36–14:40
buyer's guide, 55:8–55:11
child's, 30:27–30:29
choice of wood, 10:6, 58:39
construction drawings, 18:46–18:50, 58:38, 65:38,
65:40–65:41
cord manager for, 63:34
dog holes in, planning, 24:12
features of good, 58:37
flattening the top, 58:40, 59:8
fold down, 67:30
from an old door, 82:34
height, determining, 46:12, 58:37, 58:39
Japanese sawhorse, 12:48–12:52
knockdown, multipurpose, 34:20
machine, 40:26
plywood-top, 42:33–42:35
sizing, 58:37, 58:39
stop blocks for
flip-up, 56:08
from old deadbolt, 79:16
wedged-base, 75:44–75:49
work zones on, 58:36–58:37
Working in Wood, review, 22:64
workshop
accessories, 55:18–55:23
cabinets for, 71:42–71:47
cold floors in, 51:26
dust collection in, 41:16–41:18
emergency first-aid kit for, 64:67
first aid for, 27:32
flexible shelving, 67:96
heating, 27:10
intercom for, 40:24
layouts, 41:13–41:15, 69:15–69:19
lighting in, 30:22–30:26, 41:16
location, 41:12–41:13
maximizing space in small, 68:34, 77:18,
78:46–78:51, 81:37
noise and health dangers, 26:48–26:51, 80:104
outfitting, 41:4–41:8, 55:18–55:23
for less than $3,000, 83:42–83:45
measuring, marking, and layout tools,
62:12–62:17
rolling cabinet for, 64:33–64:39, 72:79–72:83
safety in, 41:18
setup, 41:12–41:18, 69:16–69:19
Workshops. See also Cabinets: shop; Cabinets: shop;
Storage
dust-control shades for, 108:76
insurance for, 103:18
modular stations for
reviewed, 91:33
modular stations for, reviewed, 91:33
noise insulation for, 99:14
workstations
assembly table, shop-made, 61:75–61:81, 63:12
(safety note), 81:62–81:65, 84:74–84:78
casters, mounting options, 70:22
collapsible, 77:120, 78:49
easy-to-stow add-on, 79:17
mobile machine caddy, 77:18
world wide web. See internet