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Titelbeschreibung
De, Cristoforo R. J:
"The Table Saw Book. 12th printing." "TAB Books Inc, 1988.". "342 Seiten, überwiegend S/w.-Fotos, broschiert.". "Guter Zustand. - IF YOU HAVE EVER CUT A PIECE OF WOOD WITH A I hand saw, you will immediately be awed by the advantages of a table saw. Much of the pos-sibility of human error and all of the effort of hand-tool work are eliminated because of the power in a table saw and its built-in accuracy. For example, rip cuts and crosscuts, which are basic woodworking procedures no matter what the project is, will automatically be straight, and the sawed edges will be square to adjacent sur-faces. To cut straight and square with hand saws requires considerable apprenticeship. I am not suggesting that you will be an expert with a table saw by tomorrow, but you will get there sooner than you might think. What is very impressive is that the rudimen-tary applications of ripping and crosscutting are a drop in the ocean when the real potential of the table saw is realized. There are no secrets, however. You become knowledgeable, and thats what this book is all about. The magic of the table saw is there for everyone. The machine doesnt care who flicks the switchamateur or Professional, male or female, dedicated wood-worker or part time user, the tool turns on for all. Knowing how to get the most out of the saw is simply a matter of following the procedures that get you there, and this holds true for all Standard, and some not-so-standard, applications. If all you did with a table saw was use its basic componentsa miter gauge and rip fencefor routine wood-sizing Chores, you would be using only a small percentage of the saws myriad functions. By using just the saw blade and repeat-pass and two-pass techniques, you can form many classic joint designs. By using special techniques with a Standard saw blade, you can shape an arch or cove, form a raised panel, even cut a circle, or do kerfing, which allows wood to be bent without steaming equipment. By adding a dadoing accessory, you can do joint-making, among other things, faster, easier, and more accurately. By adding a molding head, also an accessory, you can use the tool for many jobs that usually require a separate shaper. (Introduction) ISBN 9780830627899 ". Anbieter: Bestellnummer: 1150485 Versandkosten: 0.00 EUR |
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