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Important Notice: Because we recently moved our Sawdust Session indices to their own pages, many of the links on this page are broken. And owing to the extra work necessary to prepare for the Owner's Weekend, we have not had the time to repair them. However, some of the wonderful folks on the Forum have stepped up and worked out their own solution. For the time being, go HERE to find the video you're looking for. And thank you Cowboysplus and the other folks who came to our rescue. |
Adjustment
Alignment
Banding, flush-sanding plywood
Band Saw
- Adding throat capacity
- Blades
- Compound cuts, making
- Finger joints, making
- Making boxes on
- Resawing stock with Kreg Fence
- Twisting the blade
Bar Clamps
Belt Sander
- Auxiliary Fence to use drum sanders and other attachments
- Auxiliary Fence to sand parts square and true
- Crowning belt to improve tracking on
- Maintenance
- Sanding curves and contours on
Bits, Router (See Router Bits)
Blades
Bookmatch figured woods, using band saw to
Boring Bar, using for bowl turning
Boring drill bits, when to use
Bowl Turning
Chemical Stains
Chisel Sharpening Guide
Chisels
Christmas Ornaments, making on the scrollsaw
Clamping
Cleaning
Clearance, zero, table inserts
Collect sawdust, designing a system to
Compound cuts on band saw and scrollsaw
Conical Disk Sander Attachment
Coping-and-sticking joints
Corner squares, using for assembly
Countertop, trimming with wood
Crosscuts, aligning a workpiece for
Crowning belt on belt sander to improve tracking
Dadoes
Depth of cut, adjusting with adjustable stop collar
Decorative Shapes, how to rout
Dial Indicator, using to align table
Double Bar Clamps, using as veneer press
Drawer slides, pull-out, making
Drill Bits
Drilling
Duplicator, Lathe (see Lathe Duplicator)
Dust Collection
Dust Collector
Feed direction
Fence
- Fence, adjustable, for overarm router
- Fence, auxiliary, for contour sanding on belt sander
- Fence, auxiliary, for sanding true corners on belt sander
- Fence, auxiliary, for sliding crosscut table
- Fence, one-piece for overarm router
Finger Joints
Finishes
Flip Stop, on sliding crosscut table
Flutter sheets for contour sanding
Flutes and veins, routing with Overarm Router
Gluing
Grooves
Headstock, Mark V
Height, table, adjusting with adjustable stop collar
Jigs
- Assembly Jig for segmented bowls
- Bending Jig for laminate bending
- Clamping Jig for Ringmaster bowls
- Corner squares
- Fence, adjustable, for overarm router
- Fence, auxiliary, for contour sanding on belt sander
- Fence, auxiliary, for sanding true corners on belt sander
- Fence, auxiliary, for sliding crosscut table
- Fence, one-piece for overarm router
- Finger Joint Jig, used with dado cutter
- Indexing Jig for routing cylinders and turnings
- Jointer Knife Setting
- Knife Sharpening Jig
- Notch Jigs for sawing and sanding
- Plane Iron Sharpening Jig for strip sander
- Plywood Cutting Jigs
- Sliding Table for overarm router
- Spline Jig, for making decorative splines
- Stacking Featherboards
- Thickness Sanding Jig for conical disc sander
- Trivet Making Jig
Joinery
- Coping-and-sticking joints for cabinet doors
- Coping-and-sticking joints for curved cabinet doors
- Finger Joints, making with band saw
- Finger Joints, making with dado cutter and jig
- Mortise-and-tenon joints, types of
- Mortising with mortising attachment
- Mortising with overarm router
- Routing small dadoes and grooves on router table
- Splines, making decorative
- Splinters, controlling when cutting joinery
- Tenons, shaving to fit
- Undercutting tenons
Jointer
Laminated wood, turning patterns in
Lathe duplicator
- Boring Bar, making from parts of
- Bowl Turning
- Cone cutter, shearing with
- Cylinders, turning
- Round tenons, turning
- Tapers, turning
Lathe chisels
Lathe turning
- Bowls, using boring bar
- Burls
- Cone cutter, using to shear when
- Cylinders
- Flutes and veins, routing
- Geometric patterns from laminated wood
- Pens and pencils
- Power Station, making small lathe from
- Round tenons
- Tapers, making
Lower Saw Guard
Lowering (See Raising/Lowering)
Lubricating
Maintenance
- Auxiliary table
- Belt Sander
- Dust Collector, clearing a clog
- Mark V
- Quill
- Speed Changer
- Thickness Planer
- Thickness Planer posts
Mark V
McCann, Jim
- Fence, auxiliary, for belt sander
- Finger joints, making with dado cutter and jig
- Planing figured wood, tips for
- Projects and Tips for precision
- Resawing stock with Kreg Fence
- Routing small dadoes and grooves on router table
Miter Joints
Mixing pallet for two-part adhesives
Mortise-and-tenon joints
Mortising
- Making a mortise with overarm router
- Mortising with mortising attachment
- Mortising with mortising attachment (2)
- Mortising with overarm router
Mortising Attachment
Overarm Router Attachment
Patina, using nitric acid to create
Planer, Thickness (see Thickness Planer)
Planing
- Feed direction
- Planing figured wood, tips for
- Planing to precise thicknesses
- Reading the wood grain
- Springback, allowing for
Plywood
- How to cut
- Splinters, preventing when cutting joinery
- Splinters, preventing when cutting with circular saw
Power Station
Precision
- Depth of cut adjustment with adjustable stop collar
- Magnetic Scales, how to set-up and read
- Planing to thickness
- Planing to thickness (2)
- Tips for Achieving
- Turning cylinders
Preventing
Projects
- Band Saw Boxes
- Bowfront Cabinet
- Clamp Caddy
- Pens and Pencils
- Rolling Pin
- Scrollsaw Ornaments
- Segmented Bowls
- Trivets
- Turned Bowls
- Vases
- Wind Harp
Raised Panels, making on the Overarm Router
Raising/Lowering
Reading the wood grain when planing
Resawing thin stock with Kreg Fence
Ring Master
Router Bits
Router Table
Routing
- Feed direction and backrouting
- Flutes and veins, on Overarm Router
- Joinery -- dadoes, grooves, rabbets, mortises, and tenons on overarm router
- Joints -- small dadoes and grooves on router table
- On overarm router
- Pin
- Raising panels
- Slipping, preventing bits from
Rust
Sander
- Belt, auxiliary fence for sanding counters on
- Belt, auxiliary fence for sanding true corners on
- Belt, maintenance
- Finish
Sanding
- Banding, flush, on plywood
- Conical sander
- Curves and contours
- Notch jig, using for
- Test of Sand Flee
- Thickness, with conical disc sander
Sandpaper
Sawing
Scales, magnetic, how to set-up and read
Scoring
Scrapers, Hand
Scroll Saw
Sharpening
- Chisels and plane irons, on Strip Sander
- General knives (kitchen, carving, pocket, etc.)
- Lathe Chisels on Sharpening Guide
- Planer Knives, touching up
- Scrapers, curved
- Scrapers, hand and cabinet
Sheet materials, how to handle
Sliding Table
Speed Reducer, using to turn burls
Spline Joints, making decorative
Splintering
Springback
Square corners, using corner squares to keep
Stains
Straight edges, using conical disk sander to make
Strip Sander, using Chisel Sharpening Guide on
Stop Collar, adjustable, vernier tapes for
- Adjusting height with adjustable stop collar
- aligning auxiliary
- aligning with dial indicator
- Saw blades, types of
- Sliding, auxiliary fence
Tapers, turning on lathe duplicator
Tenons
- Sawing tenons with TenonMaster
- Shaving to fit
- Round tenons, turning
- Routing tenons with overarm router
- Undercutting when fitting
Thickness Planer
Thickness sanding with conical disc sander
Thin Stock, resawing with Kreg Fence
Three-dimensional shapes
Tracking, crowning belt on belt sander to improve
Trimming countertops with wood
Turning, Lathe
- How to assemble and apply
- Marquetry techniques using
- Press, using Double Bar Clamps
- Sanding veneered surfaces
Wood