By Author Ashley, Philip • Numerical control of machinery - AWS

By Author Ashley, Philip • Numerical control of machinery – CNC (part I) 2:54 • CNC machinery – an introuction (part II) 3:39 • It’s the tool that counts (Tool selection) 4:29 • Combination machines (review) 4:78 • AWISA 94 (review) 5:42 • Square and straight: planer-‐thicknessers 5:78 • Seeing is believing – computer aided design (CAD), part I 6:32 • Exploring new woodworking technology (two company profiles) 6:57 • Bandsaws (review) 6:76 • Seeing is believing – computer design software, part II 7:66 • The sliding table panel saw 8:45 • Hang that door – hingeware for doors and cabinets 8:55 • Brief history of woodworking machinery 8:68 • Low cost woodworking machinery options 9:21 • Woodworking in europe 9:50 • Joining systems 10:38 • Australian furniture on the world market (edited by philip ashley) 10:42 • Machine sanding – free standing systems 10:58 • Router cutters 11:25 • How router cutters are made 11:32 • Machining dowel joints 11:36 • AWISA 96 (review with James Brook) 11:42 • Omega ‘stubby’ lathe (review) 11:74 • Circular sawblades 12:27 • How to get more out of CNC machinery 12:57 • Panel saws: stroke for stroke 13:11 • Safety in the workshop 13:40 • Spindle moulders, part I 14:51 • Ready-‐made drawer systems 14:81 • Planer-‐thicknessers, buying and using them 15:17 • Edgebanders 15:70 • Spindle moulders, operation, part II 16:36 • Multicam router/engraver (review) 16:84 • Sharpening drill bits 17:22 • Which bandsaw? 17:28 • A meaner and leaner approach to working wood 17:64 • Ermo edgebander (review) 17:77 • Multi-‐function spacesavers: Combination machines 18:32 • Can you cut a straight line? 19:20 • Perfect planing – set up, operating & maintaining 20:29 • The radial revolution 20:78 • A bandsaw buyer’s guide 21:34 • Regulation machinery – CE regulations 21:74 • Large scale enterprises -‐ Setting up your machinery shop 22:19 • Computer aided woodworking design and manufacture 22:59

• Low cost CNC machinery 22:72 • Thicknessers – a buyers guide 23:15 • Furniture from young plantation eucalypts (written with Barbara Ozarska) 23:84 • Ligna plus hannover (review) 24:42 • Art meets technology – the amplero bed 24:88 • Scheppach basato bandsaws (review) 25:12 • Scheppach capas slide compound mitre saws (review) 25:14 • Systematic woodworking – using system 32 25:84 • Safe tools for safe and better woodworking 26:24 • Combination roadtest – hammer C3-‐31 27:22 • Eucalypts abroad 27:76 • Secanta saw (review) 28:6 • From one to one hundred thousand (Altendorf saws) 28:47 • Jet JPM-‐13CS planer moulder (review) 28:8 • Planer thicknessers for small workshops 29:28 • Making jigs for machining 29:40 • Top end combinations 30:34 • Made in Taiwan 30:58 • Searching for sliding table panel saws 31:25 • A cut above: comparison of router bits 32:18 • Best cuts: mid-‐range sliding tablesaws 33:16 • Davis furniture profile 33:32 • Winning combination machines 34:24 • Boxed router bit sets (4 reviewed) 34:52 • Bin chief portable dust collector (review) 35:4 • A guide to quality 35:78 • AWISA 2002 (exhibition review) 36:11 • Bandsaws under $1000 36:25 • Prepare to be square 37:80 • Making kitchen cabinets – part I 38:48 • Sawing solid wood 39:48 • Making kitchen cabinets – part II 39:84 • Torquata and CMT sawblades (review) 40:4 • Dream machines 40:31 • Performance tooling 40:84 • All about under/overs -‐ planer-‐thicknesser maintanence 41:88 • Industrial size bandsaws (three reviewed) 42:68 • Meeting the standard, australian standard 42:76 • Holz profi FPSF 1250 (review) 43:4 • Small sanding machines (four reviewed) 43:84 • PitchRx (review) 44:14 • Combined over and under tests 44:46 • AWISA 2004 (exhibition review) 44:64 • Cutting tools selection and maintenance 44:72 • Testing 10” tablesaws (four reviewed) 45:22 • Casolin topstar thicknesser (review) 46:8 • Jet JSG-‐6 belt and disc sander (review) 46:16 • Safe woodworking 46:38

• Fine tuning thicknessers 46:52 • 400mm capacity planer/thicknessers (five tested) 47:32 • Building jigs for shaped work (project) 48:78 • IXES and felder medium-‐duty bandsaws (review) 49:10 • Homia furniture design software (review) 49:16 • Carl Hansen & Son, Danish designer (profile) 49:72 • Using your tablesaw, getting the most value from it 49:82 • 15” thickness planers (six reviewed) 50:36 • All about drill bits 50:70 • Affordable industrial panel saws (three reviewed) 51:32 • Jimmy Possum, furniture manufacturers (profile) 51:68 • Hammer N4400 bandsaw (review) 52:4 • Cutting joints on the tablesaw 52:51 • Inner workings of the panel saw 53:66 • Carba-‐tec 15” planer/moulder (review) 54:4 • Hafco T-‐382 thicknesser (review) 54:6 • Byrd shellix planing head (review) 54:14 • 300mm planers (review) 54:28 • The robland combination (review) 55:34 • Choosing a dust system 56:61 • Smoother machining 56:70 • Holytek TC-‐16 tablesaw (review) 57:8 • Circular sawblades, choosing and using 57:44 • Forstner drill bits 58:80 • Powermatic 1285/1 Jointer (review) 59:6 • Low Cost Combos (four compared) 59:26 • Budget panel saws under $6500 (three reviewed) 60:30 • Saw setups 61:40 • Portable planers (three reviewed) 61:52 • Door ways (technique) 63:48 • Torque work centre (review) 65:6 • The family business, Tudor Doors (profile) 65:74 • Gizmowiz Cutsetter Template (review) 67:14 • Hole truths, drill press setup and usage 67:36 • Bandsaw blades 69:54 • An ounce of prevention... (machine maintenance) 70:58 • Premium sawing 72:54 • World wood recovery (Ligna Hannover review) 72:96 • From log to board 73:68 • Contract CNC 75:62 • AWISA 2012 (exhibition review) 76:46 • Felder FB600 bandsaw 79:12 • 10 top machining tips 79:42 • Minimax SC4 Elite panel saw 80:16 • Felder G320 edgebander 80:18 • Light duty panel saws 80:56 • Budget panel saws 81:26 • Modern machinery 81:52 • All four sides (machine planing explained) 82:46

• The low-‐down on dust extraction 84:54 • Tree farming 84:74 • Geetech iCarver 1520 85:12 • Sandpaper specifics 86:34 • Inspired by CNC 88:84 • Laser it! 89:56 • The end of the line 90:48 Bielanowski, Dean • Axminster AW127R 1/2” router (review) 42:4 • 4” belt sanders (five reviewed) 44:36 • Router review (seven models) 45:48 • Panel clamp review (three makes) 46:69 • Vermec ultimate deep hollowing set (review) 48:10 • Mobile dust extractors (six reviewed) 48:28 • Sherwood TBM-‐160 5/8” mortiser (review) 49:18 • Router mouldings 49:56 • Mitre gauges (four reviewed) 50:78 • Ryobi BT3100K (review) 51:16 • Router tables (six tested) 54:32 • 3” belt sanders (six reviewed) 55:48 • Handheld power planers (five tested) 56:20 • Triton grinder/honer (review) 58:14 • Lithium ion cordless circular saws (four tested) 58:26 • CMT Industrio Router Table (review) 59:8 • Dewalt DW680-‐XE (review) 59:16 • Small mitre saws 8" (three tested) 63:66 • The dust trap (dust extractor review) 66:88 • Worksharp 3000 sharpening system 69:14 • Take-‐away tablesaws (portable models made by power tool makers) 70:24 • Jool Tool (review) 70:14 • Metabo KGS 15 mitre saw (review) 71:6 • Tools for trimming (five trimmers reviewed) 74:28 • Scheppach HF-‐50 benchtop router 75:12 • Metabo KGS 254 sliding mitre saw 75:16 • Saw wars (DeWalt and Bosch 12" mitre saws reviewed) 75:54 • Dremel Saw-‐Max 77:14 • Birtles, Geoff • Self made dowelling table 45:84 • Build your own vacuum veneer press 62:76 • Tea box (project) 64:66 • Extend your wings (mitre saw stand project) 65:80 • Oneida Dust Deputy (review) 67:6

• Woodcraft trash can cyclone lid (review) 67:8 • Woodpeckers box clamps (review) 67:14 • Floating tenon joinery (jig project) 68:64 • Spray finishing 101 69:68 • Phoenix tea caddies (project) 70:28 • Wixey digital planer readout gauge WR510 (review) 70:6 • Irwin mitre saw laser guide (review) 71:14 • Hinge fitting small boxes (technique) 72:48 • Wixey WR700 saw fence digital readout 73:8 • Clear Vue cyclone 73:12 • General digital sliding bevel 75:8 • Router add-‐ons 76:66 Briggs, Keith • Laminated hanging rail (project) 30:56 • The ever-‐popular blanket box (project) 31:51 • Centre of attention: jarrah coffee table (project) 33:30 • Arts and Crafts inspired sideboard (project) 34:20 • Roundtable dining (project) 36:40 • SCM410N surface planer (review) 39:4 • Bending the rules – a jarrah hall table (project) 39:34 • Table of contrasts (project) 41:44 • Dovetailed desk (project) 44:76 • Lazy susan (project) 47:86 • Minimax formula SP1 520mm thicknesser (review) 49:8 • Sized for strength, jarrah stools (project) 51:72 • Leda Ru Long 511ms spindle moulder (review) 55:12 • Design sketch, contemporary bedhead (project) 55:78 • Hidden beauty, two-‐metre long sideboard (project) 75:26 Brook, James • Good with wood – hand and sprayed finishes 3:46 • Compound mitre saws 4:11 • Organoil (review) 4:60 • Triton superjaws (review) 4:60 • Black & decker quartersheet sander 271-‐145 (review) 4:60 • DMT diamond whetstone (review) 4:60 • Wattyl stylwood (review) 4:60 • Altendorf F45 (review) 5:16 • Router bit sharpener 5:18 • Process engineering for the timber industry: MDF production 5:52 • Dust control in the workshop 5:60 • Arbortech grinder sanding kit (review) 6:18 • Bandsaws (review) 6:76

• Smith’s sharpening stones (review) 7:12 • Triton router & jigsaw table (review) 8:11 • Biscuit joiner system 2000 (review) 8:11 • Nobex quattro (review) 9:11 • Pocket hole jointing revisted (review) 9:11 • Triton premium woodworking adhesive (review) 9:11 • Original furniture wax (review) 9:12 • Atlas copco PES12T, 12 volt cordless drill/driver (review) 10:14 • The getting of timber (buying) 10:68 • Awisa 96 (review with philip ashley) 11:42 • Making a colonial table (project) 11:76 • What are you breathing? (dust systems) 12:73 • Hitachi C7FS compound mitre saw (review) 13:86 • Getting square – marking tools (review) 14:38 • Making your mark (marking gauges) 15:62 • 1997 lathe (review) 16:59 • Panasonic EY3503 cordless saw (review) 18:87 • Sliding compound mitre saws (review) 19:11 • Disc sanders (four compared) 20:14 • 3M Airlite helmet (review) 20:70 • Making an entrance (frame and panel door) 21:22 • SSC ‘Pro-‐Panel’ vertical wall saw (review) 21:8 • Jet mini-‐lathe JML-‐1014 (review) 21:8 • Microplane (review) 23:11 • Makita multimate (review) 34:8 • Gilly stephenson’s finishes (review) 35:8 • Scheppach tiger 2000 sharpening machine (review) 43:8 • Veritas brass mallet (review) 46:12 • Cullen #13 deluxe cutting gauge (review) 46:14 • Veritas detail chisel (review) 47:10 • Torquata and freud sawblades (review) 47:14 • Axminter AW8BDS sander (review) 48:4 • Hegner drum sander TWS 230 (review) 48:4 • Holtey 11-‐S plane (review) 49:4 • Hafco ST-‐250 sliding tablesaw (review) 49:14 • Roarockit thin air press (review) 49:18 • Kreg precision measuring system (review) 50:4 • Garrett wade oddjob tool (review) 50:14 • Vesper marking knife (review) 50:16 • Triton TDA 100 cordless drill (review) 51:10 • Triton TLS cordless driver (review) 51:10 • Transfer squares (review) 51:12 • Carba-‐tec sanding centres (review) 51:14 • Bessey DuoKlamp (review) 51:16 • Metabo BAS 317 precision bandsaw (review) 52:6 • Metabo Power Maxx cordless driver (review) 52:10 • Irwin quick-‐grip xp clamps (review) 52:10 • Carba-‐tec CTJ-‐360 12” jointer (review) 53:4 • Metabo BSZ 14.4 and Panasonic EY 7440 (review) 53:6

• Alisam sharpening sled (review) 53:8 • Festool electric hand planer EHL 65 E (review) 53:14 • Big routers (four reviewed) 53:28 • Hafco 200mm planer (review) 54:12 • 300mm planers (review) 54:28 • Lightweight thicknessers (Dewalt, Hitachi) 54:57 • Felder AD531 planer/thicknesser (review) 55:4 • Bridge city HP-‐7 shoulder plane (review) 56:6 • Bench clamps and hold-‐downs (review) 56:14 • Veritas small plow plane (review) 57:6 • Lithium ion small screwdrivers (five reviewed) 57:34 • Scheppach basato 4 RBS 380 (review) 58:4 • Tormek T-‐7 grinder/honer (review) 58:12 • Mustarka router cutter set 59:10 • Ryobi ERT2100VK router (review) 59:18 • FLAI U-‐Blade (review) 60:12 • Woodpeckers TS-‐600 t-‐square 60:14 • Scheppach BTS900x linisher (review) 61:14 • Rough sharpening guide 61:70 • Bahco carpenters chisels (review) 62:16 • Veritas dovetail saw (review) 66:12 • Gramercy dovetail saw 74:8 • Veritas bevel-‐up smoother 74:10 • DeWalt D26200 palm router 75:14 • DeWalt DW713-‐XE compound mitre saw 76:10 • Robert Sorby Sheaf River chisels 76:10 • Rockler trim router table 77:10 • Kreg and Woodpeckers shelf drilling jigs 77:14 • Hybrid chisel 80:14 • Marcus Art water-‐based shellac 80:14 • Dremel Moto-‐Saw 81:14 • Veritas cabinetmakers trimming plane 82:8 • Veritas Fast Action Hold-‐Down 84:16 Brooks, Philippe • Making shoji (project) 14:28 • Collectors cabinet (project) 16:12 • Japanese tools 17:45 • A modern day journeyman 18:36 • The art of making chairs (project) 20:20 • Small workshop (under 10 employees) -‐ Setting up your machinery shop 22:22 • The pinstriped table (project) 22:24 • Boxmakers hardware 25:40 • Mitre guillotine (review) 27:7 • Toolbox showcase (project) 28:20 • Using goldfields timbers 29:62 • Making a vacuum clamp 30:76

• More on Japanese hand tools 31:72 • Game plan: a torsion box gaming table (David Alder’s process) 33:24 • Plane power (Lie-‐Nielsen, Clifton No 5) 36:84 • Japanese smoothing plane (review) 37:6 • Yari kanna (review) 37:8 • Designing Futures conference report 37:22 • Making money form woodwork 37:42 • Tale of two cabinets (project) 38:16 • The woodrat (review) 40:10 • Small but special – small table (project) 40:40 • Curved bookcases (project) 41:30 • Two hammers 42:96 • Stereo cabinet (project) 45:72 • How to design, part I 53:80 • How to design, part II 54:78 • Sustainable design 55:96 • David Trubridge, NZ designer/artist (profile) 56:80 Chappell, Jonathan • Laminated rocker (project) 26:60 • Combination roadtest – Sicar furore 3001 27:22 • Multimaster (review) 28:12 • Personal safety 28:40 • Tablesaws for small workshops 29:24 • Jet Jwts-‐10JF tablesaw (review) 30:8 • Hilti Pd 20 range meter (review) 30:12 • Portable circular saw (five reviewed) 30:20 • Ezi form postformer (review) 31:11 • Triton RTA 300 router table (review) 31:11 • Power tools – part I 31:45 • Power tools – part II (festool & metabo review) 31:64 • Top Guns 31:88 • Shaping machines for small workshops (three under $1400) 32:28 • A tale of two ships (Mary Rose and HMAS Victory) 32:72 • The thick and thin of it (Thicknessers) 33:65 • Spindle moulders 35:22 • Testing router bits or how to make kitchen doors 35:84 • Triton 1/2” precision router (review) 36:8 • Festool BS105E belt sander (review) 36:8 • Windsor chairs 36:44 • A lift for your router 36:76 • GMC 1/2” 2400w router (review) 38:8 • GMC dowelling machine (review) 38:8 • Air tools 38:80 • Cordless drills (thirteen reviewed) 42:22 • Biscuit joiners (nine reviewed) 50:54

• Laminate trimmers (seven tested) 51:44 • Power mitre saws (five reviewed) 52:34 • GMC 14.4v right angle drill (review) 53:12 • Hitachi C10FCH2 Mitre Saw (review) 59:12 • Bosch GMR 1 Professional (review) 59:18 • Random Orbit Sanders (five tested) 59:60 • Cordless Drills (ten tested) 60:48 • Bosch DLE50 measuring tool (review) 61:6 • Brad and Nail guns (review) 61:10 • BMI Incli Tronic Plus and Bosch DNM 120L spirit levels 61:14 • Saw Guide Systems 62:8 • DeWalt DC927XE cordless drill / DC827XE cordless impact drill (review) 62:14 • Mini Max Combination 64:38 • Excalibur Universal Work Centre EWC 100 (review) 65:16 • Window wall unit (project) 67:56 • Finishes that work 68:55 • OAV P30 Panel saw (review) 72:6 • Jet JCP 2800VS drill (review) 72:10 • Sand Flee 73:14 • Carba-‐Tec CT330X 13" spiral head thicknesser 76:16 • Makita BKP 180 cordless planer 76:18 Dunstone, Evan • Fred Lowen, Australian furniture designer (profile) 49:92 • Go with the grain, how to arrange grain for best results 51:28 • Creations of nature, Silvio Apponyi’s sculpture (exhibition review) 52:68 • Four designers (woodworker ‘types’) 52:80 • Getting the best from blackwood (working characteristics) 54:54 • Taming redgum (working characteristics) 56:38 • Design + Wood, Woodworkers Association of NSW (exhibition review) 57:72 • Doing justice to jarrah 59:42 • Greg Peters, furniture conservation expert (profile) 60:60 • Chair logic (construction design) 63:24 • Movement mythbusters 67:68 • Extraordinary work 71:80 • The way that you work 77:66 • Chair challenge 79:76 Erasmus, Neil • Document box with handcut veneers and inlay (project) 12:12 • Designing chairs – concept to creation 20:44 • Fine drawer making -‐ part I (project) 22:16 • Fine drawer making -‐ part II (project) 25:66 • Chair projects (success of student projects) 26:44

• Boardroom stories 27:62 • Allowing for wood movement (best joins to use) 29:64 • Veneers part I – from log to substrate (Hand sawing) 31:34 • Hitachi CB 75F band re-‐saw (review) 32:10 • Veneering part II (building kiln for drying handcut veneers) 32:55 • Veneering Part III (stitching and pressing) 33:56 • Cloudmaker vac sack (review) 34:6 • Celebrating Boxes (UK exhibition review) 34:48 • Contemporary Cooroy (exhibition review) 38:22 • Raising the bar (improving your woodwork) 38:76 • The finishing touch (preparing surfaces, applying oil finishes) 39:40 • Felder CF741S combination machine (review) 41:14 • Invisible repairs (fixing your mistakes) 41:40 • Trend and Leigh FMT mortise and tenon jigs (review) 42:12 • Fine fitting doors (hanging doors, fitting hinges) 43:38 • KR sash clamps (review) 43:10 • Fine fitting drawers 44:56 • Woodworks 05 (exhibition review) 50:60 • Make your own inlay bandings 51:58 • Mortise and tenon exposed 58:20 • Studio Furniture 2008 (exhibition review) 58:34 • Mortise and tenon by hand 59:68 • Erasmus hall table (project) 61:24 • Lie Nielsen iron mitre plane (review) 64:6 • Wine table (project) 65:26 • Shaping on the spindle moulder 67:78 • John Makepeace exhibition (profile/review) 70:40 • Enter the temple (Robert Ingham profile) 71:20 • Fine drawer making masterclass 72:28 • Catenary bedhead 77:60 • Bedside tables 78:48 • Brian Reid Wall Cabinet 84:24 • Shadow sideboard 87:32 Fauser, Damion • HNT Gordon dado planes76:12 • Lie Nielsen No.101 violin makers plane 77:12 • Adding Fine Details, part 1 77:40 • Adding Fine Details, part 2 78:28 • Gramercy saw vice 81:16 • Coopered vases 81:22 • Narex classic bevel edge chisels 82:14 • Wedged mortise and tenons 82:80 • Starburst veneer match 83:30 • Veritas PMV-‐V11 chisels 83:16 • Festool Domino XL Joining System DF700 84:14 • Roubo-‐style workbenches 85:50

• Dovetails with mitres 85:68 • Better Boxmaking 86:26 • 8 Essential router cutters 86:57 • Frame and panel by hand 87:80 • MacFarlane bowsander 88:8 • Safety plus performance 88:76 • Drawing and fairing curves 88:58 • Radial Edge Frieze 89:64 • Carter Resaw Fence 90:18 • Fine hinge fitting 90:60 Fullerton, Jeremy • Making and fitting shell inlay 53:70 • Bandsaw Basics 62:54 • Electric Guitar (project) pt I 66:26, pt II 67:39, pt III 68:72 Gerner, Anton • Drawer box (project) 2:46 • Silver wattle side table (project) 3:76 • Keller dovetail jig 3:78 • Hand planes roadtested 4:15 • Triton random orbital sander (review) 5:14 • Woodman TS222/ST sliding table panel saw (review) 5:14 • A workshop in a tool: the router 5:22 • Bosch Pex 15AE random orbit sander (review) 6:14 • Meber SR600 bandsaw (review) 6:16 • That’s so smooth – surface preparation 6:22 • The finishing touch – spray finishing 7:20 • Incra jig ultra (review) 8:12 • The chisel – types, uses, maintenance 8:32 • Sharpening and setting planer knives 9:33 • Performax 22-‐44 pro sander (review) 10:11 • HNT Gordon & Co classic hand planes (review) 10:12 • Solid wood joints – part I 10:33 • Machine cutting mortise and tenons 10:36 • Cutting dovetails – the hand versus the jig 11:20 • Block planes: understated versatility 11:38 • Making and using jigs for speed and accuracy 13:35 • Working smarter 13:68 • All about clamps 14:68 • Eumenia saw (review) 14:84 • Natural water stones (review) 14:85 • The good oil on wood (written with Vincent Harraghy) 15:23 • Moisture meters – is it dry? 15:58 • Belt sanders (review) 16:25

• Delta B.O.S.S. sander (review) 16:84 • Cordless drills – 13 models tested 17:24 • Large scale design 18:64 • Air press and cloudmaker vacuum veneering systems (review) 19:80 • Cutting corners (but not quality) 21:78 • HNT Gordon & Co planes (review) 22:8 • Handtools by Chris Vesper (review) 22:11 • Spray finishing systems 23:72 • Ozzie multi-‐jig (review) 24:10 • Nobex multifix (review) 25:15 • Biedermeier style 25:64 • Gifkins dovetail jig (review) 26:8 • The measure of things – measuring and marking tools 26:40 • Benchmate dowel jig (review) 27:7 • Combination roadtest – robland LX310 27:22 • Boardroom stories 27:62 • Minimax CU300K combination machine (review) 28:6 • Using cabinet scrapers 28:36 • Festool OFK 500Q-‐plus trimmer (review) 30:6 • Selecting & matching timber 30:18 • Festool PS300 EQ jigsaw (review) 31:6 • K2000 kreg jig (review) 31:11 • Power tools – part II (hitachi review) 31:70 • Festool CDD 12 FX-‐AS/ES-‐set (review) 33:8 • Art deco style table 34:62 • Using wood fillers 34:88 • Moisture check: notes on buying moisture meters 35:73 • Metabo power grip (review) 36:6 • Gifkins dovetail ‘hand cut’ templates and variable spacing jig (review) 36:10 • The way of the dowel 37:34 • Beadlock (review) 38:6 • Altendorf F92 T (review) 39:12 • Virutex edge-‐lipping planer AP98 (review) 40:10 • Nine times ninety degrees – squares (review) 40:64 • Dovetail jigs compared 41:24 • Holz-‐her 1310 SP edgebander (review) 42:10 • Bridge city CS-‐1 centerscribe (review) 44:4 • Tormek supergrind 1206 (review) 44:12 • Metabo BSZ 12 cordless drill (review) 48:16 • Festool C12 cordless drill (review) 48:16 • Benchtop drill presses (five compared) 48:68 • Domino jointing system (review) 51:18 • Table of constructs, veneered torsion box construction 55:30 • Frontline panel clamps (review) 59:10 • Open shelves (project) 60:34 • Festool VAC SYS set (review) 63:6 • Tool cart 65:42 • Four honing guides 69:6 • After Maloof 69:20

• Architectural Digest Show (exhibition) 71:70 • New York Metropolitan Museum 72:62 • Sharpening and using scrapers 75:22 • Marquetry masterclass (Silas Kopf workshop) 75:72 • Hand sanding edges 76:96 • Colen Clenton 500mm square review 78:12 • PAFtec Cleanspace2 78:12 • Zero gaps (hinge-‐fitting) 79:22 • Aiming for perfection (Waters & Acland) 88:32 Green, Iain • Shuko-‐kai 51:62 • Japanese blades and sharpening 54:66 • Making a japanese plane (project) 57:58 • Tuning and using a japanese plane 58:58 • Boxmaking with hand tools 59:32 • Google SketchUp 61:8 • Boxmaking with hand tools II 61:46 • Urushi finishing 61:51 • Marking gauge (project) 62:30 • Japanese puzzle (project) 64:80 • Making a Krenov style plane (project) 65:50 • Keep listening 66:92 • Salad fingers (project) 67:20 • Media unit (project) 71:66 • Tassie Timber walking tour 72:70 • Desktop organiser 75:76 • Hexagon box, part 1 83:74 • Hexagon box, part 2 84:62 • Planes on a platter 85:58 • The Good Gloss 86:48 Hayward, Rodney • Wood at the Rocks exhibiton review 9:4 • Sturt exhibition 1995 10:9 • Adhesives 11:88 • PVA Adhesives 15:80 • Australian toolmakers 16:32 • Design Across Time exhibition 49:78 • Seating simplicity 50: • The Chinese chair 51:41 • Sturt's 21st 52:48 • Talent enough (Alan Wale profile) 52:96 • on Tom Harrington's passing 66:23

• Inspired by China 67:64 • A Container of Memories (exhibition review) 68:14 • Maximise competition judge’s summation 69:34 • Australian Chair Survey exhibition review 73:72 Hill, Hamish • Woodcraft by Bryan Poynton (exhibition review) 23:64 • Reading the country by Andrew Wood (exhibition review) 28:58 • Ideas of containment 32:62 • The sliding dovetail 34:59 • Urban forest revealed (exhibition review) 35:48 • Biscuit joinery 41:38 • A crate exhibition (exhibition review) 42:36 • Neville Selleck (profile) 43:68 • TTL electronic ear muffs (review) 53:10 Howard, Robert • On technique: what is it and how do you get it? 11:84 • Cutting fast and fine: japanese saws (types, technique) 12:48 • Ashby low-‐angle block plane (review) 12:85 • Carving a traditional Australian backboard (project) 14:12 • Abortech mini-‐carver (review) 14:85 • Sculptural furniture 16:44 • Hand carving bowls 19:44 • Spiral twist (carved table) 20:52 • Monuments of the forest (exhibition review) 21:12 • Plane tuning (tuning bench planes) 26:78 • Orbost Wood Design (exhibition review) 26:84 • Smooth planing (eight planes reviewed) 27:42 • Low angle block planes (Lie Nielsen and Veritas planes) 30:45 • Tony Kenway (profile) 31:40 • Clifton No 5 jack plane (review) 32:6 • Chair ergonomics 33:50 • Tools for an edge (Lie Nielsen and Veritas edge trimming planes) 35:36 • Jim Davey (profile) 36:72 • Honing guides (reviewed) 38:64 • Synergy (exhibition review) 40:46 • Hand tool essentials 42:32 • Block plane challenge (eight makes compared) 43:24 • Chisel challenge (twelve compared) 44:22 • Lie Nielsen chisel (review) 45:8 • Lie Nielsen and Veritas spokeshaves (review) 45:12 • Dovetail saws on trial (ten rated) 46:46 • Chris Vesper 50mm double square (review) 47:8

• Veritas 3-‐in-‐1 brass marking gauge (review) 47:12 • Jack of all planes (seven rated) 47:22 • Pax tenon saw (review) 48:18 • Zen rules for woodworker 48:56 • Low angle jacks (Bridge City, Lie Nielsen, Veritas) 49:50 • Veritas low angle smoother (review) 50:8 • Veritas honing guide mark II (review) 50:12 • Chris Beaver, tool collector (profile) 50:66 • Water and diamond stones 50:74 • Pax saws (review) 51:4 • Sharpening troubleshooting guide 51:64 • Jewellery case (project) 53:48 • Cutting gauges compared (six reviewed) 54:42 • HNT Gordon A55 smoother (review) 55:14 • Collins Precision Sharpening Guide (review) 55:16 • Chris Vesper sliding bevels (review) 56:4 • Veritas cast iron edge plane (review) 56:8 • Felder CF531 combination (review) 56:10 • Spokeshave selection (seven compared) 57:24 • The fine art of nesting, setting up a workshop 58:84 • Woodcarving for furniture makers (project) 59:74 • How to use a handsaw 60:38 • Unfamiliar but useful tools 61:32 • Wooden plane restored 61:74 • Veritas DX60 and NX60 block planes (review) 62:6 • Quick Action bench vices (three reviewed) 63:76 • Low cost block planes (five compared) 64:12 • Designing a workshop stool (technique) 65:70 • Groz 100mm double square (review) 67:10 • Festool T 15+3 cordless drill (review) 68:12 • Different strokes (book review) 68:84 • Kunz Plus smoothing plane (review) 69:10 • The humble hammer (review) 69:26 • Drawknives 70:36 • WoodRiver No.4 smoothing plane 70:8 • Good marks (marking and measuring) 73:60 • Looking after your tools 74:72 • Fine-‐fitting dovetails, part 1 76:40 • Fine-‐fitting dovetails, part 2 77:68 • Carving spoons 78:70 • In search of square 80:70 • WoodRiver butt chisels 86:8 • Veritas custom bench planes 86:18 • Reading the grain 87:68 • Sharpen in five steps 89:33 Ilic, Jugo

• Why wood moves 50:88 • Estimating wood shrinkage 51:76 • Substituting wood species 52:84 • Air versus kiln 54:84 • Figure in wood 57:52 • Wood hardness 59:84 • Size versus strength 65:44 • Colour in wood 66:82 • Papua New Guinea Ebony 70:34 • Scented woods 71:28 • Wood density 74:76 • Wood durability 75:70 • Identifying eucalypts 76:74 • Tough Timbers 84:76 • Tonewoods 86:86 • Reaction wood 89:76 Lees, Stuart • ProDrillPress table (review) 60:10 • Excalibur EX21 scroll saw (review) 61:16 • Panel clamps (review) 64:58 • Mustarka rabbeting set 65:16 • Hand clamps, F, G & Quick action (review) 65:66 • Jet DC650TS dust extractor 68:6 • CNC for small-‐scale use 87:56 • CNC for small-‐scale use, part 2 88:91 Madden, John • Woodfast 12" sander (review) 71:10 • King Arthur’s sanding/carving tools (review) 71:12 • Panasonic EY4541 cordless jigsaw (review) 72:12 • CNC bento box 72:74 • Dremel Trio kit (review) 73:6 • Hepa dustless vacuum (review) 73:14 • The first project (three-‐legged stool) 73:74 • CNC to order 74:70 • Epox-‐E-‐Glue (review) 74:10 • Metabo KSA 18 LTX circular saw 74:14 • Silky saws 81:8 Mak, Charles • Joinery with handplanes 79:50 • Four router table tips 81:78 • Six workshop machine tips 83:50 • Workholding jigs for handplaning 84:86 • Machining difficult timbers 87:96

• Practical dust solutions 88:96 • Handworking edges 90:80 Manna, Vince • Alerce trail 60:56 • Forest of stone 68:26 • New Guinea ebony (photos) 70:34 • Sami craftsman 71:74 • Curves upon curves 72:76 • Outback survivor (waddywood) 73:30 • Food for furniture 74:56 • Searching for snakewood 75:58 • The camel thorn tree 77:82 • The furniture makers of Khlong Toei 83:82 • Red giants 85:48 • Pink ivory 86:36 • Rare machines 88:56 • Over the rainbows 90:36 Martin, Terry • Richard Raffan (profile) 3:55 • How much are your lungs worth? (air helmets) 4:84 • Record CL5 12 x 15 mini-‐lathe (review) 5:14 • Limited production runs for turners (turning a purse mirror) 5:83 • Proxxon minimot system (review) 6:16 • Natural edged hollow forms 6:85 • Bega Woodcraft Awards (review) 7:8 • ‘u beaut waxes (review) 7:14 • The Lathe (introduction to basics) 7:71 • John Wooller (profile) 7:78 • Mini-‐lathes reviewed (with Kevin Rosetta) 8:80 • Computer software (review) 8:90 • Production (automatic) turning (Tasmanian Craftwoods) 9:90 • Lindsay Dunn: a trial and error Man (profile) 10:64 • Australian mulga turnings 10:84 • Photos: the good, the bad and the unfocused 10:88 • Foredom woodcarver (review) 11:72 • New vicmarc chuck (review) 11:73 • Winged vessels (project) 11:80 • Vive la Tournerie (turning in France) 12:88 • Shawn’s Pride and Joy (shopmade lathe) 13:58 • Collaborative turning in the US 13:64 • New helmets reviewed 13:87 • Spheres of Influence (American turners) 14:62 • Japanese timber-‐getters 14:66 • Handled platter (project) 14:76 • Speaking For the Trees: Paul Noordanus (profile) 16:68

• Jet 14CS bandsaw (review) 16:85 • Out of the cold (exhibition review) 17:8 • History of turning according to Ernie Newman 18:79 • The Robert sorby texturing and spiralling system (review) 20:71 • The humble diamond point scraper (review) 20:72 • Dust bee gone mask (review) 22:11 • Wearable wood (turned brooches) 22:76 • The stebcentre review (with Kevin Rosetta) 23:9 • New vicmarc VL200 & VL300 series lathes (review) 23:11 • Evolving agenda (developing a personal style) 23:38 • Pyrography: Olive Hughes (profile) 23:62 • Turning outback timbers: (Archidendropsis basaltica) 24:41 • The Art in Woodwork: John Morris (profile) 24:52 • Microclene MC 1200 dust filter (review) 26:7 • Vicmarc multi-‐drive dog set and vicmarc 3-‐in-‐1 chuck (review) 26:7 • The View from the North, SOFA 99 (exhibition review) 26:52 • Ring Turners 29:84 • With Respect to Art (surface ornamentation) 30:53 • Jet JWBS-‐18 bandsaw (review) 31:6 • Caged Cyclops 31:57 • Hybrid workshops 38:84 • Whats in a name? – how you label yourself 42:56 • Turning a wall vessel (project) 43:42 • View from the edge (edge treatments) 43:58 • Turning a large hollow vase (project) 45:54 • Powered respirators (four tested) 47:46 • Turning cast polyester (review) 50:10 • Rosewood sculptural form, stacking boxes (project) 50:48 • Vessel in a cage (project) 58:42 • New Woodturning Masters 60:70 • Expansion chucking 66:70 • Vicmarc bowl gouges 74:8 • World Wood Day 83:70 • A tale of a great master 84:58 • Norwegian wood 85:90 • Vicmarc grinding system 87:12 Matthysen, Will • Timepieces in timber (project) 3:42 • Timeless details (project) 19:48 • The Wooden Clock I (project) 52:38 • The Wooden Clock II (project) 53:60 • The Wooden Clock III (project) 54:70 • Showcase joinery (project) 58:62 McDonald, Troy

• A master of his craft (the work of Edmund Rosenstengl) 80:28 • Making a dropfront desk 82:54 • French inspired trestle table 84:64 • Small workshop solutions 86:70 • Tormek T4 water cooled sharpening system 87:16 •HNT Gordon moulding planes 88:16 • Hand Worked Mouldings 88:78 • Joinery with handplanes 89:78 Nathan, Linda • Made by Maton – a tour of the Maton guitar factory 6:28 • Sounds Australian: making musical instruments in Australia 6:50 • Robert Dunlop (profile) 8:27 • Timber: alternate supply sources 9:39 • Peter Walker (profile) 9:44 • Marking territory (exhibition review) 11:10 • Gary Bennett and David Paris (Jahroc company profile) 11:52 • Mathews Timber: a family enterprise (profile) 11:66 • Griffith Furniture (profile) 12:52 • Natural feature in furniture award (exhibition review) 13:6 • Wentworth Furniture (profile) 13:16 • Gary Field (profile) 13:56 • Jeannette Rein (profile) 13:80 • David Boucher (profile) 14:32 • Terry Baker (profile) 14:48 • Don Powell (profile) 15:48 • Foreign Exposure (exhibition review) 16:6 • Combed for success – developing markets for small scale productions 17:20 • Tessa Furniture (profile) 17:32 • The Wesfarmers Fine Wood Awards (exhibition review) 18:7 • BVR Furniture (profile) 18:24 • William L. Jackson (profile) 18:60 • Glen Holst (profile) 19:35 • Earth Links – seating for dialogue (exhibition review) 20:8 • Marilyn Kunde (profile) 20:56 • The tree of production: sourcing timber veneer in Australia 20:62 • Australian Wood Design Studio (profile) 21:38 • Figure and feature in wood 22:32 • Next stop Nineveh (exhibition review) 22:69 • Thomas Gannan (profile) 23:59 • Metaform (exhibition review) 23:66 • Bianca Wilms (profile) 24:48 • Co-‐operative woodworking at Splinter workshop 24:58 • Linda Fredheim (profile) 25:28 • Computerised woodworking for Sydney 2000 25:32 • Keeping perfect time – assembling a clock kit (project) 25:36 • Robert Blacklow (profile) 26:48

• Queensland Percussion Products (profile) 27:34 • Bindi Industries (profile) 28:25 • Having that natural edge – buying and using timber slabs 28:44 • Raymond Gurney (profile) 28:48 • John Ablett’s Featured Wood Gallery 28:88 • Against the grain (exhibition review) 29:38 • Hugh Jones (profile) 29:88 • Highly figured: highly valued (veneers) 32:46 • Telling the wood from the trees 32:64 • Greg Collins (profile) 34:36 • Rating first expressions (2001 Tas Wood Design Biennial exhibition review) 34:66 • Indeco (Patrick and Mieke Senior-‐Loncin profile) 35:38 • Back to the past (Timbertown, Wauchope NSW) 35:64 • The (performance) art of woodturning 35:66 • John Comacchio, furniture designer/maker (profile) 36:30 • Geoff Hague, furniture designer/maker (profile) 36:48 • Australian toolmakers – Terry Gordon, Colen Clenton 36:62 • Eugene Zacharewicz, boxmaker (profile) 37:37 • Bonum Sawmills, redgum veneer producers (profile) 38:34 • Prem Sephton, woodturner (profile) 38:44 • George Gavaric, furniture maker (profile) 39:22 • Kidman Furniture (profile) 39:54 • TV woodworker, John Rae (profile) 40:36 • Native networking 40:56 • Making fine tools, Thomas Lie-‐Nielsen 40:81 • Tony Mercorella, furniture maker (profile) 41:34 • Denis Brown, ‘boutique’ miller (profile) 41:56 • Barry Davies, baseball bat maker (profile) 42:72 • Martina Rienzer (profile) 44:32 • Roger and Ann Simpson, musical instrument makers (profile) 44:60 • Brims wood panels (profile) 45:62 • Balinese woodworkers 46:42 • Once were giants (NZ kauri trees) 47:84 • Waste now wanted (recycled timber industry) 49:30 • Kennedys Aged Timber, timber merchant (profile) 49:34 • John Shaw, NZ furniture designer/maker (profile) 49:66 • Vince Manna, furniture maker, turner, photographer (profile) 50:24 • Fred Murrell, tool collector (profile) 50:64 • Australian Wood Collection (CSIRO) 50:68 • Peter Berger, French polisher, furniture and piano restorer (profile) 51:48 • Anthoy Hoffrichter, boxmaker (profile) 52:64 • Marcus Tatton, sculptor (profile) 54:46 • Not special enough, value of Australian timber 54:60 • Hot and cold bending 55:82 • Gray Hawk, studio furniture maker (profile) 56:34 • Khai Liew, designer (profile) 57:48 • Moo Design, Angus McDonald & John Madden (profile) 59:78 • 21st Century Gothic, St Mary's Cathedral Sydney 60:22

• Mark Paulin, furniture maker (profile) 60:84 • Bruce Kaye, billiard cue maker (profile) 60:96 • Masterpiece, Geoff Hannah (profile) 61:36 • Mr Puzzle, Brian Young (profile) 61:84 • Reclaimed, remilled, recycled 61:80 • Flying High, Clare Nicholson, wood sculptor (profile) 62:35 • Ian Runge (profile) 62:96 • Eucalyptus Man, Dean Nicolle 63:44 • Led by Angels, Ronnie Sexton (profile) 63:70 • Asian Idol (exhibition review) 63:84 • James Krenov (profile—his last interview) 64:22 • Tom Harrington 66:22 • Studio Furniture 2010 competition summation 66:50 • Remarkable Trees (book review) 67:46 • Natural talent, Hong Kong woodcarver Cheung Pak Yue 67:96 • Modern marquetry, Craig Thibodeau, USA (profile) 68:20 • The Knifemaker’s art (seven makers featured) 68:32 • Wood on wheels, William Rau (profile) 68:46 • A new craft revival, Ilan Dei (profile) 69:78 • Master of marquetry (Michael Retter profile) 70:20 • Small worlds (Leigh Sloggett profile) 72:26 • Grass Roots woodwork (Patt Gregory profile) 72:40 • Design in Wood exhibition review 73:64 • Patterns in parquetry (Craig Thibodeau’s technique) 73:32 • Strategies for woodwork (David Mac Laren profile) 73:38 • 2012 woodwork course guide 74:46 • Windsor workshops 74:66 • Ramblings of the timber industry (book review) 74:78 • Frame work (conservation work at National Gallery of Victoria) 75:44 • Funky stools 75:38 • From the Heart (Greg Smyth) 76:22 • The perfect oil finish 76:52 • Telling stories (Adrian Potter) 77:34 • Unfolding (Neil Turner) 78:44 • Generational Change (Peter and Robbie Sands) 78:66 • Wood, Work, Life (Christian and Fiona Cole) 79:64 • The first wood show 80:52 • Design on show 80:60 • Secondary school showcase 80:64 • Looking back 80:46 • Woodcarving in Takayama 81:98 • New age woodcraft (Hacoa manufacturers, Japan) 82:52 • From metres to millimetres (Phoebe Everill profile) 82:60 • Woodworking journeys 82:72 • The woodwork show 83:36 • For every room in the world 84:34 • Bringing back Tony Parker 84:42 • NEXT 84:80 • Deepest Kyoto 84:84

• Tribal tradition 84:90 • Wood Review student awards 86:40 • Excalibur Magic Gripper Pro Gravity clamps 87:12 • Wood Warrior (Morris Lake profile) 88:46 • Bespoke is back 88:70 • Complexity concealed 89:60 • 40 years of innovation 89:84 • Sandihand sanding gloves 89:12 • Collaboration one 89:84 • Digitally Remastered (Wendell Castle) 89:92 • Floralegium 89:96 • With the grain (Bern Chandley profile) 90:30 • Man and machine (Ryan Woodworks, Paul and Jenny Ryan) 90:56 • The toolmaker’s workshop 90:70 • Wood Review student awards 2015 90:52 Nathan, Raf • A wholly resolved way – impressions of Japan 1:50 • Making a low table (project) 5:72 • Some facts on photos 10:90 • Hall table (project) 13:21 • Simple decorative inlay 14:40 • Nobex compound mitre saw (review) 14:84 • Buying a mid-‐range panel saw 16:16 • A lady’s dressing table (project) 17:16 • Veritas brass insert knob (review) 18:87 • A café table (project) 19:17 • Making cylinders (project) 19:32 • Making a single bed (project) 20:42 • On the straight, curved and narrow (eight jigsaws tested) 21:16 • Making trays (project) 21:45 • Basic desk (project) 22:13 • The part-‐time woodworker -‐ Setting up your machinery shop 22:23 • Buying timber: sizes, supply, gradings 22:88 • Carba-‐Tec drum sander WDS-‐40 (review) 23:8 • Crystalac finish (review) 23:11 • An upholstered settee 23:45 • Gluing up table tops 23:56 • Tablesaw basics – and extras 23:76 • Lie-‐Nielsen low angle smoothing plane (review) 24:11 • Cutting capabilities, power mitre saws (review) 24:28 • Using timber veneers 24:61 • Eze-‐file (review) 25:14 • Making a reflectory style table (project) 25:16 • Cutting the cord – four cordless circular saws (review) 25:44 • A craft-‐built cabinet (project) 26:21 • Scroll saws (six reviewed) 26:32 • Dremel multipro 395 (review) 27:7

• Chest of drawers (project) 27:37 • Simple wall clocks (project) 27:53 • Delta DC-‐380 planer (review) 28:11 • Sawing panels – without a panel saw (panel sawing systems) 28:28 • Round table plans 28:32 • Fit-‐ups for clocks 28:96 • Pro-‐center pocket hole jig (review) 29:6 • Gel polyfinish (review) 29:11 • Tools for pyrography 29:56 • Kity tablesaw 619 (review) 30:6 • Insty-‐Bit quick change chuck system (review) 30:8 • Dust control, part I 30:30 • Buying timber in Australia 30:72 • Metabo ASA 1202 (review) 31:6 • Kity 638 planer/thicknesser (review) 31:8 • Matching side table (project) 31:16 • Hafco T260 planer/thicknesser (review) 32:8 • Proxxon FBS 230/E (review) 32:11 • AEG router OFE710, AEG cordless drill BDSE 12T, AEG sander BBS 1100 32:12 • AEG biscuit joiner LF650 (reviews) 32:12 • Huon pine low table (project) 32:24 • Not the same: look-‐alike dust systems (written with Robert Phillips) 32:43 • Hafco DC-‐6 dust extractor (review) 33:4 • Ironcore pokerwork machine T3-‐54 (review) 33:6 • Working the shape of the wood: comparing spokeshaves 33:46 • Diamond stones can be a woodworker’s best friend 33:76 • A space to hang (basic storage unit project) 33:84 • Mokune Suminagashi chisel (review) 34:4 • Shoulder planes (four reviewed) 34:16 • The truth about burls (harvesting) 34:45 • Compact disc storage tower (project) 34:56 • Lie-‐Nielsen small chisel plane (review) 35:6 • Nakaya saw and genno hammer (review) 35:6 • Makita LS711DWFE cordless slide compound saw (review) 35:8 • Festool symmetric 70E (review) 36:10 • Fine art of bowmaking 36:58 • Colen Clenton and Bridge City scratch awl (review) 37:4 • Veritas 4-‐1/2” smoothing plane (review) 37:6 • Bridge city bevel (review) 37:8 • Television/video unit (project) 37:26 • Setting up your workshop, part I 37:72 • Jet 10” supersaw (review) 38:4 • Metabo cordless circular saw KSA 18 (review) 38:8 • Ikeda Japanese saw (review) 38:10 • Perfect saw guide (review) 38:10 • Traditional style chest (project) 38:40 • Lie-‐nielsen boggs spokeshave (review) 39:4 • Wattyle wood gel (review) 39:6 • Incra rules (review) 39:8

• Carba-‐tec pocket hole jig (review) 39:12 • A shopmade T-‐square (project) 39:20 • Setting up your workshop, part II 39:26 • Box making basics 39:52 • Carba-‐tec disc sander (review) 40:6 • Scheppach TI-‐2500 and Tormek 2005 (review) 40:12 • AngleMag and veritas dovetail guide (review) 40:14 • Practice makes perfect – bowmaking (project) 40:22 • Jet JSG-‐96 belt and disc sander (review) 41:8 • Performax 16-‐32 drum sander (review) 41:10 • Power mask (review) 41:12 • Holtey handmade planes 41:76 • Festool ETS 150/3 EQ random orbit sander (review) 42:4 • Metabo KGS1370 sliding compound mitre saw (review) 42:8 • Slab coffee table (project) 42:28 • Personal tool box (project) 43:32 • Academy saws spokeshave blade (review) 44:4 • Veritas flush plane (review) 44:8 • Veritas low-‐angle smoothing plane (review) 45:4 • Collector’s cabinet (project) 45:30 • Vernier calipers 45:88 • Power mitre saws (four reviewed) 46:32 • Mitred and keyed boxes (project) 46:64 • Make it yourself toolkits (reviewed with Jamie Bell) 46:84 • John Economaki, founder Bridge city tools (profile) 47:66 • A table with flare (project) 48:34 • Tea in China 48:96 • Blackwood bed (project) 49:44 • Tool box (project) 50:42 • Carba-‐Tec 455mm drum sander (review) 51:14 • How to make a cabinet (project) 51:53 • Customised dowels 52:76 • ‘China’ cabinet (project) 53:20 • 300mm planers (review) 54:28 • Blanket box (project) 55:66 • Tray line, production piece (project) 56:67 • Pine work stands (project) 57:84 • Small side table (project) 58:52 • Wixey Digital angle gauge (review) 59:10 • Machining basics 59:24 • Blackwood hall table (project) 59:46 • SawStop tablesaw (review) 60:6 • Bosch GEX 150 Turbo (review) 60:14 • Festool Kapex KS120EB (review) 60:16 • Celery top table (project) 60:64 • Dovetail gifts (project) 60:78 • Feast Watson Mastertouch french polish (review) 61:6 • Endgrain breadboard (project) 61:64 • Mortise Pal (review) 61:12

• Infinity spiral bits (review) 62:16 • DeWalt DW717 254mm (10") sliding compound mitre saw (review) 62:18 • DVD storage tower (project) 62:66 • Titebond (review) 63:12 • Jet 22-‐44 oscillating drum sander (review) 64:10 • Hidden drawer desk (project) 64:76 • Oregon 64:96 • Hafco DS-‐1632 drum sander (review) 65:8 • Veritas small shoulder plane (review) 65:8 • JessEm Zip slot mortise mill (review) 65:14 • Sushi tray (project) 65:22 • Kreg router table PRS1010 (review) 66:10 • Maxis Autoloader Multi-‐Bit screwdriver (review) 66:12 • Mitred mirror (project) 66:40 • Units of measurement (written with Carol Russell) 66:78 • Wine table (project) 67:38 • Kreg pocket hole jig 68:10 • Veritas detail rabbet plane 68:10 • Tapered leg coffee table (project) 69:30 • Wall boxes (project) 69:74 • Paper trays 70:70 • M Power PSS Sharpening System (review) 71:8 • Kirschen Two Cherries chisel (review) 71:14 • Router bit box (project) 71:44 • Workshop air filters 71:56 • Blackwood bedside tables (project) 72:20 • Squaring gauges (project) 72:52 • Breadboard basics 73:22 • Splay leg dining table 73:50 • WoodRiver small chisel plane 74:14 • Silky oak media unit 74:42 • Box in box 74:82 • Portable drill guide 76:14 • Kitchen workbench 76:62 • Micheal Connor bench vice 77:10 • Diablo sawblade 77:12 • HNT Gordon and Veritas bench vices 77:16 • Bosch GSR 10 drill/driver 77:18 • Tall tapered bookcases 77:24 • Scheppach track saw review 78:14 • Hock block plane kit review 78:16 • Round Huon pine dining table 78:38 • More from your mitre saw 78:78 • Carba-‐Tec sliding table attachment 79:16 • Konrad Sauer, plane maker 79:74 • Woodpeckers router table system 80:10 • Simple picture framing 80:66 • Incra CleanSweep 81:6 • Record Power WG250 wetstone grinder 81:12

• Veritas square hole punch 81:14 • Feast Watson Mastertouch 81:14 • For your masterchef 1 81:72 • Power in your hand 81:56 • Woodpeckers X-‐Mat system 82:12 • Hock scratchstock 82:14 • Make your own guitar (kits reviewed) 82:32 • Random orbit sanders reviewed 82:28 • Silky oak desk 83:24 • Power packed drills 83:38 • The digital workshop 83:60 • Chairmaking from kits 83:90 • Record DX4000 dust extractor 83:10 • Colen Clenton 4” t-‐square 84:16 • Inspired by Noguchi 84:46 • Bosch GST 10.8 volt cordless jigsaw 84:8 • Installing magnets 85:98 • Scheppach 200mm W859 Wetstone Grinder 85:10 • Zona Mitre Box and Saw Set 85:18 • Howard Restor-‐A-‐Finish 85:18 • Router base revolution 86:62 • Sassafras TV stand 86:76 • Wooden nails 86:12 • Whittle hardwax oils 86:16 • David Barron dovetail jigs 87:8 • Striplox Pro 55 fittings 87:14 • Jessem Clear-‐Cut Stock Guides 87:18 • Dust Deputy deluxe 87:18 • Woodpeckers Precision router Life V2 package 88:12 • Bosch GSR 18 VE-‐2-‐Li Professional cordless drill 88:18 • Recycled silky oak table 89:50 • Supermax 19-‐38 drum sander 89:8 • Thirlwell gauge set 89:14 • Bosch PBD40 bench drill 89:18 • Sterling hand tools 90:12 • Henry Eckert Marking Gauge 90:14 • Triton 18V Drill/Driver and Impact Driver Drills 90:16 • Modern low table 90:43 Oates, Darren • Perfect resawing 64:46 • Hafco DS-‐25 twin drum sander (review) 65:12 • Mortising jigs and machines 66:44 • Dustproof your machine 68:80 • Curves for your furniture part I (laminated coffee table) 70:50 • Lenox Woodmaster CT blades (review) 70:12 • Spend less on machinery part I 71:48 • Curves for your furniture part II 71:76

• Spend less on machinery part II 72:84 • Veritas 01 bench chisels 76:14 • Making endgrain edgings 81:44 • DIY veneer press 88:42 • Evolution of a jig 89:46 • The ultimate chair jig 90:66 Oram, Stephen • Floor talk, Wood Works 2004 (exhibition review) 46:76 • Points of reference, Forestry SA Wood Sculpture competition (exhibition review) 53:56 • Jude’s coffin (project) 56:58 • Solar workshop 57:80 • Favourite tools 72:72 Potocnik, Andrew • Woodfest, Warburton (review) 8:7 • National Woodturning Exhibition (review) 8:8 • From Scrap to Ornament 10:76 • Chopsticks and presentation box (project) 12:77 • Laminated turning blocks from scrap 13:77 • Expressions in Wood exhibition (review) 15:7 • Multi-‐axis turning 15:72 • Divided and joined 17:60 • Omega S-‐500 wood lathe (review) 17:76 • Turning tables 19:63 • Handling production work (knobs and handles) 20:60 • Living with wood (exhibition review) 21:11 • Turning scent flasks 21:65 • Rocket boxes 22:80 • Richard Raffan: Wood (exhibition review) 23:68 • Woodcarvers of Nepal 24:32 • Turning outback timbers: (Acacia nilotica) part I 24:37 • Australian Woodturning Exhibition (review) 24:96 • Turning outback timbers: (Acacia nilotica) part II 25:76 • Orbit off-‐centre chuck (review) 26:11 • Designing in wood (exhibition review) 26:90 • Spinning tops (flip tops) 27:80 • Pleasures of the table (exhibition review) 27:88 • Arbortech powerchisel (review) 28:11 • Kelton calipers (review) 28:12 • Goldfields quandong (designing on the lathe) 28:80 • Heligrind helix rotational grinding system (review) 29:11 • WASP (review) 30:11 • Miniature hollow forms 30:80 • One Tree Project 30:84

• Leatherwood bowl 31:58 • Close up to Chinese furniture 31: 84 • Box Forms (exhibition review) 32:36 • Carved contrast, hakea/sycamore bowl 32:59 • Anthony Pryor (profile) 32:96 • (Un)limited production 33:36 • Spirit vessel 34:70 • Lyonel Grant, NZ woodcarver (profile) 35:16 • Sensational screens (exhibition review) 36:38 • Razorback 36:54 • Designing Futures conference report 37:22 • Vermec multi-‐purpose chisel set (review) 38:10 • Regnans light 38:72 • AirAce safety respirator (review) 39:10 • Yarra bowls 40:88 • Carba-‐Tec MCE-‐300 lathe (review) 41:4 • A form of containment (hollow form) 41:62 • Laminated mountain ash tables 43:76 • Andrej Ozebek carved doves 43:96 • Outback box 44:88 • Class bowl 46:56 • Doku bowl (project) 47:69 • Box and beyond (box variants) 48:60 • Off-‐centre turning 49:68 • Springfield High School, USA (profile) 49:86 • Rosewood sculptural form, free flow (project) 50:48 • Hybrid bowls (project) 51:84 • Kirjes sanding system (review) 52:8 • No waste design, bowl on stand (project) 53:76 • Vicmarc oval turning device (review) 55:10 • Quartered myrtle bowl (project) 55:70 • Pod bowls (project) 57:76 • Repaired like new (turning a walking stick) 61:62 • A miniature lidded box (project) 62:80 • Rolly Munro articulated hollower (review) 63:10 • Coast to Coast, with Neil Scobie (exhibition review) 64:50 • Forms of admiration (project) 65:56 • Natural-‐edged bowl 70:76 • Exterior style 71:64 • Huon hollow form (project) 72:66 • Mulberry bowls (project) 74:63 • Trend Airshield Pro (review) 74:6 • Makita UC4020A electric chainsaw 74:12 • Carter circle cutting jig 78:8 • Vicmarc Manta gauge 78:8 • Patchworking in wood 78:94 • Compass clock 81:82 • Miniature hollow form 82:92 • Create from a crate 83:80

• Sand-‐Flee Uni-‐sanders 84:12 • Saw vs saw 85:34 • Rockler Router Table Box Joint Jig • Mac-‐Mops 85:18 • Makita tablesaw 86:14 • Teaching tradition 86:94 • Bosch GAS 50 Professional workshop vac 87:14 • Though thick and thin 87:42 • Arbortech Turboshaft 88:10 • Glow in the dark light 89:40 • Sherwood BAS 350 B14" Bandsaw 90:8 • Scorched (recycled timber box) 90:24 Adrian Potter • Bench, small 58:72 • Simple jewellery box 82:22 • The shooting board project 88:4 • Handplanes by numbers 90:96 Powell, Donald • Woodcarving chisels: types, sizes, selecting 21:62 • The wolf (project) 23:34 • Traditional toolmaking: visit to Ashley Iles factory (profile) 25:80 • Frequently asked questions of woodcarvers 28:62 • Timbers for carving 29:80 • Carving a self portrait (project) 32:88 • Riffler rasps (review) 33:6 • Chokokuto woodcarving chisels (review) 36:4 • Carousel carvings in miniature (project) 37:58 • Carving an icon—Sir Donald Bradman (project) 39:56 • Carving gargoyles (project) 41:58 • Pandora’s box 44:96 • Carvers chisels 48:52 • Carvers mallets 49:88 • Ramelson palm tools (review) 51:12 • Portrait carving—Carving Winston Churchill (project) 52:73 • Carving the Lewis chessmen (project) 54:80 • Carving classic sticks 61:60 • Carving the Mad Hatter 62:72 • Uncommon carving chisels 64:64 • Carving belt buckles (project) 65:64 • Good vices (holding devices for carvers) 67:72 • Carving lettering 70:64 • Fiery dragon 79:82 Raffan, Richard

• Turning a lidded bowl (project) 8:85 • West Australian woodturning exhibition (review) 11:4 • Freehand sharpening method 12:68 • Scroll chucks: a good grip on turning 14:72 • A box of spillikans (woodturning) 17:55 • Real woodturners do use scrapers 18:55 • Tools for turning wood 19:76 • Rough-‐turning bowls 21:68 • Skew chisel basics 22:84 • The shallow gouge 23:80 • Buying a lathe 24:77 • Turning outback timbers: (Acacia cambadgei) part II 25:72 • The worth of your work 26:64 • Cutting curves (technique) 27:70 • Turning kitchen spatulas (project) 29:72 • Dust control, part II 30:88 • Bowls in eucalypt, myrtle and musk burl 31:60 • Opportunity knocks (business ideas) 32:76 • Turning drumsticks (project) 33:72 • Turning a bowl (project) 34:30 • Mini-‐lathes (4 reviewed) 35:42 • Turning trays 35:68 • School for boatbuilders 35:96 • Using scroll chucks 36:66 • Designing Futures conference report 37:22 • Re-‐turn to the lathe 37:84 • Turning smart 38:54 • Nova DVR 3000 lathe (review) 39:8 • Turning big (large scale work) 39:44 • Vermec mini-‐lathe (review) 40:6 • A pedestal of parts (project) 40:61 • Wicked sticks, broomstick makers (profile) 41:96 • View from the edge (edge treatments) 43:58 • Cullens of Wagga Wagga (profile) 43:80 • Turning a tool handle (project) 44:68 • Turning point, turning your hobby into a profession 47:56 • Evan Dunstone (profile) 48:24 • Turning a pepper mill (project) 48:45 • Designcraft (profile) 49:24 • Vermec tailstock swivel attachment (review) 50:12 • Rosewood sculptural form, building boxes (project) 50:48 • Rare earth magnets (review) 51:6 • Blowfly sander (review) 51:8 • Jan Saltet, chairmaker, bodger (profile) 51:22 • Raffan returns (project) 51:51 • Shear joy, cutting wood cleanly on the lathe 52:70 • Choosing a lathe 54:62 • HFCF flexible emery cloth (review) 55:16

• Tools for hollowing 56:74 • Vicmarc VM150 chuck (review) 57:10 • Colour coded abrasive (review) 59:14 • Turning table legs (project) 59:38 • Bark rimmed bowls (project) 61:66 • Preparing blanks for turning (technique) 62:60 • Turning plates (project) 63:60 • The trouble with ridges (technique) 64:52 • No limits design, Scott Mitchell (profile) 65:34 • Gauging gouges 67:60 • Turning a carver's mallet (project) 68:48 • Mini-‐Lathes on steroids 70:44 • Longworth chuck (review) 72:14 • 10 set-‐up tips for turners 74:58 • Tormek RB-‐180 rotating base 75:8 • Turn a scoop 76:56 • The turn commandments 77:58 • Turning spheres 79:46 • Big lathes 81:68 • The life of a master maker (David Upfill-‐Brown profile) 82:10 • Measuring for woodturners, part 1 82:64 • iGaging Digical 2-‐in-‐1 caliper 83:14 • Measuring for woodturners, part 2 83:64 • Citadel boxes 84:38 • Measuring for woodturners, part 3 84:72 • Measuring for woodturners, part 4 85:76 • Heirloom stool 87:74 • What’s the rub 89:70 Russell, Carol • Bedside table (project) 29:16 • Jet Whetstone Grinder JSSG-‐10 (review) 66:8 • Metabo KSE55 Vario Plus Plunge cut saw 66:14 • Units of Measurements (with Raf Nathan) 66:78 • Jet JTS-‐600 10" tablesaw (review) 67:12 • Marking knives and awls (review) 67:24 • Woodfast WTS-‐250RC 10" tablesaw (review) 68:8 • Hold-‐downs, hooks and dogs (review) 68:28 • Scott Horsburgh DVDs (review) 69:16 • Tools for spoon carving 89:16 Sands, Graham • Seven spalted boxes 51:36 • Spacesaver workbench 53:32 • Moving drill, steady stand (drill stand project) 54:50

• Drawers on the move (kitchen utility cabinet) 56:26 • Ark of Padauk 58:66 • Garden couch 65:76 • VW Kombi refit 69:84 • Mitre bench (project) 71:24 • Cube stands, pt 1 (project) 72:42, pt 2 mitre stand with folding wings 73:80 • 10-‐seater dining table (project) 74:60 • Robert Sorby ProEdge Sharpening System 85:16 Scobie, Neil • Ready-‐made jigs make sharpening turning tools easier 12:70 • Elevating your turnings 20:76 • Carved rim bowl 60:52 • Curved for comfort, bed (project) 62:38 • Wine cabinet (project) 63:28 • Coast to Coast, with Andrew Potocnik (exhibition review) 64:50 • Re-‐assembled bowl (project) 64:72 • Glass top bedside cabinets (project) 66:64 • 3D Man, John van der Kolk (profile) 67:52 • A standard lamp (project) 68:52 • Making an entrance (project) 69:58 • Erosion piece (carving wallpiece project) 72:44 • Collectibles cabinet 76:30 • Outback Sunset (freestanding sculpture) 77:78 • Carba-‐Tec 20" spiral head industrial thicknesser 81:10 • Arbortech Mini Turbo 81:10 • Collector's cabinet, part 1, 81:38 • For your masterchef (spatuals, stirrers) 81:74 • Proxxon long neck angle grinder 82:10 • Collector's cabinet, part 2, 82:84 • Making cabinet handles, part 1 83:66 • Making cabinet handles, part 2 83:68 • Bosch GOF 1600 CE professional router 84:8 • Mitre maker 83:12 • Arbortech Contour Random Sander 84:10 • Jarrah tri-‐vase 85:85 • Shaped and sawn box 87:90 • Plano vertical glue press 88:14 • Walls of Wood 90:88 Spiers, John • Cheval mirror (project) 35:60 • Wine storage unit (project) 37:62 • Outdoor bench seat (project) 41:68 • Chest of drawers (project) 45:65

• Contemporary chest (project) 48:72 • Entertainment unit (project) 49:60 John Totenhofer • Dai shooting board 80:24 • Wave table 82:66 • Every step of the way 84:50 Vaughan, Richard • Extending the use of your router, part I 12:18 • Extending the use of your router, part II 13:28 • Laminate trimmers (review) 14:26 • Laminated curves for your furniture 15:12 • Kreg jig (review) 17:76 • The details that count (orbital and belt sanders) 19:40 • Mighty big routers (four compared) 20:16 • True grit – the inside story on abrasives 21:80 • Sole Operator -‐ Setting up your machinery shop 22:22 • Router joinery 22:28 • Colen Clenton 10” square (review) 24:10 • Jigs for making chairs 24:12 • Fein 1200E8” random orbit sander (review) 25:12 • Cheaper than a new set of lungs – portable dust systems (review) 25:24 • Porter cable PC-‐7529 plunge router (review) 26:8 • Appreciating ancient timber 27:59 • Personal safety 28:40 • Woodmasters 2000 (exhibition review) 29:76 • Getting an edge (technique) 31:76 • What wood you give? 32:32 • Festool belt sander BS75E review 33:4 • Different strokes (plane blade trial) 33:70 • Be square (eight tools compared) 35:52 • Mark well (marking and cutting gauges) 36:22 • Treasure boxes (project) 37:18 • A workbench built to last (project) 42:40 • Checking all angles, seven sliding bevels (review) 43:46 • Veritas beading tool (review) 44:10 • Vesper sliding bevels (review) 44:14 • Combined over and under tests 44:46 • Scheppach HMS260 planer/thicknesser (review) 45:4 • Vice advice, selection, fitting, tuning 45:70 • How to hand-‐cut dovetails 46:22 • Blue gum table (project) 46:72 • Academy saws straight edges (review) 47:4 • Sticking to Australian timbers (glue review) 47:76 • Router table accessories 48:40

• Mujifang rebating and palm smoothing planes (review) 49:12 • Mujifang cutting gauge (review) 49:12 • Jules’ box (project) 49:27 • Hamlet bevel edge chisels (review) 50:18 • Veritas large saddle square and 1:6 dovetail saddle guide marker (review) 50:18 • Bench dog safety products (review) 51:6 • Making a router table (project) 52:44 • Kreg precision bandsaw fence and carba-‐tec RF-‐3 professional rip fence (review) 54:10 • Table top attachments, threaded inserts 54:75 • Magswitch featherboards (review) 55:8 • David charlesworth DVDs (review) 55:14 • Installing SOSS hinges with a jig 55:80 • Files, rasps and rifflers 56:44 • Shapton glass stones (review) 57:4 • Restoring handplanes 57:38 • Plane better 59:64 • Tool bags and aprons, ToolbagsPlus (review) 62:16 • Router 101 (technique) 62:24 • Router table technique, pt 1(technique) 64:42 • Router table technique pt 2 (technique) 65:46 • Creusen DS7500 TS bench grinder 69:14 • To the grindstone 69:80 • After the flood 71:52 • Shelix planer/thicknesser cutterhead (review) 72:10 • Stanley chisel, Gorilla glue (reviews) 73:10 • Low-‐tech moisture meter (project) 73:84 • Swiss Tec drum sanders (review) 75:16 • Staying stuck 85:54 • Osmo Polyx oil 89:12 • Keeping safety to hand 90:76 Weisner, Frank • Making a traditional workbench (project) 9:59 • A cabinet for all reasons (project) 36:16 • Sofa table (project) 43:62 • ‘Utility’ coffee table (project) 44:28 • Fine figured bookcase (project) 47:28 • Silver ash sideboard (project) 50:28 • Solid cedar wall unit (project) 54:20 • Artist’s easel and donkey bench (project) 55:42 Wilkie, Ian • Making handsaws 78:56 • Making a marking gauge 83:54

• Plane making from a kit 84:32 Young, Peter • Movement busters 77:54 • More bang for your bandsaw 78:78 • Using dowels 81:64 • Honing guides compared 90:40

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