Automated Dust Collector
At our October 2017 regular meeting I demonstrated an automated dust collector system that I build for my home shop. This system includes current sensors and pneumatic controlled blast gates…
At our October 2017 regular meeting I demonstrated an automated dust collector system that I build for my home shop. This system includes current sensors and pneumatic controlled blast gates…
At our October meeting Joe Kunzman presented an automated dust collector system which he built earlier this year for his own shop. A conventional dust collection system was already…
Federal Period furniture pieces are often adorned with a paterae such as this 16-segment oval fan. Here we’ll show you how to make one. Section 1: Make the Field Cut…
Our friend and long-time member, Barry Reiter spoke to the Guild about spraying lacquer finishes. Here are some of the key points he covered. About Lacquers A ‘top coat’ is…
The finish mix I use is equal parts Boiled Linseed Oil, Mineral Spirits and Polyurethane. This particular mix uses polyurethane with either a satin finish, semi‐gloss or high gloss for a…
Building raised panel doors is something every cabinet maker will need to master. They are ubiquitous; just look around your house. Most built-in cabinets and traditional furniture have them. Using…
Tim from Woodcraft discussed some of the applications the laser can do with engraving and design. If you have something you would like to have engraved, it is best to…
When finishing end grain it is important to seal it prior to applying stain. If this is not done, then it will almost certainly absorb more stain than any other…
We were delighted to have Nancy Hiller back for a second time to speak to the Guild. You may recall her presentation last year when she demonstrated milk paint finishes.…
At our June 14 regular meeting Mike Kozikowski showed us a china cabinet that he built for his daughter. The inspiration was a photograph supplied by his daughter. Owing to the size…