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Make Your Own Woodworking Tools: Metalwork Techniques to Create, Customize, and Sharpen in the Home Workshop [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 128 pages, kõrgus x laius: 280x215 mm, col. ill
  • Ilmumisaeg: 15-Apr-2006
  • Kirjastus: Fox Chapel Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 1565233069
  • ISBN-13: 9781565233065
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 128 pages, kõrgus x laius: 280x215 mm, col. ill
  • Ilmumisaeg: 15-Apr-2006
  • Kirjastus: Fox Chapel Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 1565233069
  • ISBN-13: 9781565233065
Teised raamatud teemal:
Woodworkers, carvers and turners who are frustrated with keeping sharp edges on tools, and with handles that don't fit the hand precisely, can use this book as a guide for creating customized woodworking tools either with or without blacksmithing. The authors considerable research into heat treatment of knives results in a chapter that will surprise the reader the author recommends heat treating with fruit! He helps carvers cut through the controversy on how to get a hard cutting edge while keeping the back of the knife soft for extra strength. An extensive section on salvage steel is for those ready to experiment. A chapter on carving handles offers advice for customizing handles that distribute pressure over larger areas of the heel of the hand to relieve stress from long hours of carving.
Introduction vi
Steel and Other Raw Materials
2(9)
What is steel?
2(1)
Steel requirements
3(2)
Salvaged steel
5(4)
Manufactured steel
9(2)
Equipment and Tools
11(22)
A place to work
11(1)
Cutting
12(2)
Shaping
14(5)
Polishing devices
19(2)
Heat sources
21(3)
Forge
24(4)
Anvil
28(1)
Vise
29(2)
Swages
31(2)
Safety
33(5)
Eye protection
33(2)
Protecting the lungs
35(1)
Fire
35(2)
Handling hot steel
37(1)
Tools Without Blacksmithing
38(8)
Tools for carvers
38(7)
Tools for turners
45(1)
Simple Blacksmithing Techniques
46(14)
Tools from round stock
47(1)
Upsetting
48(6)
Forming rough bevels with a hammer
54(1)
Swaging
55(2)
Bent tools
57(1)
Forming shoulders
58(2)
Heat Treating
60(12)
Measuring the temperature of steel
60(2)
What is heat treating?
62(8)
How hard should a tool be?
70(2)
Dressing and Sharpening Shop-Made Tools
72(8)
Grinding and filing
72(3)
Sharpening
75(2)
Making the tool pretty
77(1)
Identifying tools
78(2)
Handles and Mallets
80(11)
Types of handles
80(2)
Woods for handles
82(1)
Making handles
82(1)
Ferrules
83(1)
My handle
84(2)
Installing handles
86(1)
Mallets and hammers
87(4)
Special Purpose Tools
91(9)
Tool stands
91(2)
A sharpening station
93(2)
Pneumatic tools
95(2)
Router ideas
97(1)
Scrapers
98(1)
Planes
99(1)
Projects
100(21)
Project One -- Carving Tools Made from Concrete Nails
100(5)
Project Two -- Tools from Small Drill Rod
105(6)
Project Three -- Tools from Recycled Saw Blade
111(4)
Project Four -- Short-Sweep Turning Gouges
115(2)
Project Five -- More Turning Gouges
117(4)
Index 121