KNITTING NEEDLES

LIDDED BOX WITH PADAUK INLAY

Sam Angelo

MATERIALS NEEDED:
Maple burl (or species of choice), 2-½" square x 5" for the body
3/16" thick padauk (or wood of choice) for the heart
paper heart pattern
aniline dye
5-minute epoxy
Nitrile gloves (optional)
assorted grits of abrasive paper
oil blend finish (or finish of choice)

TOOLS NEEDED:
Lathe with scroll chuck
⅝” spindle roughing gouge
⅜” spindle or detail gouge
parting tool
¾” skew chisel
round nose scraper
bandsaw
drill press and Forstner drill bit
scroll saw
bench chisels or carving tools.

TRAVELING TOOL TOTE

Jim Duxbury

MATERIALS NEEDED:
Wood List:
2 – 8’ pieces, ¾” x 1-½” maple or poplar for pieces F, L, E, and M
1 – 30” x 18” piece of 1/8” thick masonite for pieces H, K, and D
1 – 1-½” x 1-½”, oak, 12” long for piece P
1 – ¾" x 8” x 14”, oak for piece A
1 – ½" x 4” x 13", oak, for pieces K and X
1 – ⅜" x 8” x 13”, oak, for pieces B and C
1 – ¼" x 1-¾” x 50”, oak, for pieces G, J, O, and N
1 – 5/16” dowel x 5” long for piece Q

Hardware List:
2 – 4” T-hinges
2 – 4” strap hinges
1 – 1" x 1" piece of inner tube or thin rubber
24 – ¾” brads
2 – 2" x #6 drywall screws
37 – ½" x #6 drywall screws
28 – ½" x #6 flat head screws
27 – ½" x #8 flat head screws
12 – ½" x #10 oval head screws
assorted grits of abrasive paper
yellow and epoxy glue
finish of choice

TOOLS NEEDED:
mini-lathe
small chuck and basic turning tools
table saw
bandsaw
drill press & drills
compass
ruler
pencils

NUTS AND BOLTS OF WOODTURNING

Bill Sullivan

MATERIALS NEEDED:
2” X 2” X 8” billet of suitable hardwood
abrasive paper (180 thru 600 grit)
finishing wax
Beall Buffing System
finish of choice
card stock
ruler

TOOLS NEEDED:
Wood lathe with roughing gouge
⅜” bowl gouge or spindle gouge
1”skew
bedan
thin parting tool
table saw
4-jawed chuck
dial vernier or digital caliper
Willard Baxter's Thread Master thread-cutting jig
bandsaw or chop saw
square
pencil
razor blade

MINIATURE CUE STICK

Harry Gilliand

MATERIALS & TOOLS NEEDED:
2 pieces of scrap wood, approximately 5/16" x 8"
½" skew
small screw faceplate
small live center

STAVED BIRDHOUSE

Glen Alexander

TOP:
Bottom: 1 piece, 1" thick x 7" in diameter of wood of your choice; I used cherry
Middle: 1 piece, 1" thick x 6" in diameter, walnut
Finial: 1 piece, 1-½" thick x 1-¾" in diameter, cherry

BOTTOM:
Bottom: 1 piece, 1-½" thick x the same diameter as the outside dimensions of the barrel, cherry
Middle: 1-¼" thick x 4" in diameter, walnut
Bottom finial: 2" long x 2" in diameter, cherry

SCREW EYE:
Select one that will support the weight of the birdhouse.
SCREWS:
Two, 1" x #8 brass
BARREL TENONS:
2 pieces, ¾" thick hardwood for turning tenons to go in the barrel of the birdhouse

Yellow glue and glue brush
masking tape
rubber bands
assorted grits of abrasive paper
finish of choice

TOOLS NEEDED:
Thickness planer
Jointer
Table saw
Angle gauge to verify degrees
¾” thick, 12" long push stick
Bandsaw
Drill press
Lathe
Assorted lathe chisels: Parting tool, Roughing gouge, and Bowl gouge
Homemade V-block
1" Forstner bit or to fit
⅜” drill bit
Four - Five clamps for gluing bottom and top turnings
2 hose clamps
4-jawed chuck with chuck screw

TOOLREST FOR DEEP HOLLOWING

MATERIALS NEEDED:
1-¼" - 7 threaded steel rod MSC part no. 04352977
1-¼"- 7 hex jam nut MSC part no. 07479162
1” diameter steel rod MSC part no. 72982291 (alloy 4140, 12” long)
or
1” diameter steel rod MSC part no. 66102104 (tool steel, 12” long)
¼” dia. x 1” steel or alum. rod (Can be made from a bolt)

PUZZLE PEN

Barry Gross

SUPPLIES NEEDED:
Kallenshaan Woods Puzzle Kit (www.kallenshaanwoods.com)
Sterling Silver "Baron" kit available from Arizona Silhouette (www.arizonasilhouette.com)
Rhodium 22k "Statesman Junior" kit, available from Craft Supply (www.woodturnerscatalog.com)
Black spray paint
Masking tape
Rubber bands
Thin cyanoacrylate glue
Sanding material of choice
EEE Cream & Behlen’s Woodturners Finish or finish of choice
Abralon Sanding Pads, available from BG Artforms 888-717-4202, Item #PKF-2

TOOLS REQUIRED:
Lathe with a small skew or a Spindlemaster
hobby knife
squaring jig (available from Penn State industries (www.pennstateind.com).