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Thousands of Knowledge Base Articles, Product Directory, Machinery Exchange, Lumber Exchange, Job Opportunities ... www.woodweb.com ================================================= In this issue: => Featured Project (Arched doorway) => Knowledge Base Highlights (The latest additions to this growing resource) => Woodworker's Directory (Create a free listing) => Hot Threads (A sampling of current forum discussions) => Featured Shop (The small shop) ================================================= => Featured Project Flexible moulding and a problem-solving spirit helped this woodworker find success with a first attempt at an arched doorway. http://www.woodweb.com/galleries/project/posts/694.html (To create your own Project Gallery listing, click the "Post Your Project" link) ================================================= => Knowledge Base Highlights Classic dovetail joints that cut themselves - sound too good to be true? It certainly is, but CNC-cut "dovetails" might be the next best thing. The finer points of this drawer box system are discussed here: http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Dovetail_DrawerBox_Joinery.html Just about every woodworker out there loves the look of a wide, flat board. But most fear the fact that these boards have a tendency to misbehave when used, for example, in table tops. Can it be done safely, with precautions? http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Wide_Board_Table_Tops.html This high-MC lumber takes a quick trip from supplier's stores to clients' super-heated homes... with a short layover in the shop on the way. Is a kiln needed to equalize MCs, and if so, what kind? http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/A_Small_Kiln_for_Final_Drying.html The discriminating finisher would like to know... What is the best way to accentuate maple's grain, while also encouraging an amber cast? http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Accentuating_the_Grain_when.html Holding down solid wood parts that just want to slip and slide and fly all over... that's the challenge with a CNC router. Learn some tricks of the trade at: http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Holding_Down_Solid_Wood_Parts.html It's the old "which should be installed first" debate: kitchen cabinets, or finished floor. Check out these compelling reasons that support both sides of the argument. http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Kitchen_Cabinets_and_Floors__Which.html ================================================= This issue of the WOODWEB Update is sponsored in part by Accurate Technology: Check out Accurate Technology Commercial ON LINE sales at http://www.proscale.com/sale.htm, and Clearance/Close-Out specials at http://www.proscale.com/clearance/clearance.htm on ProScale Digital measuring system products. Exciting new Consumer products can be found at www.digi-kit.com. ================================================= => Woodworker's Directory The Woodworker's Directory is getting better all the time. As a member of this free listing service for woodworking companies, you receive Requests for Quotes (RFQ's) from potential clients seeking professional help. You'll get targeted RFQ's that match the work you do. If you're not a member of the Woodworker's Directory, what are you waiting for? To create your FREE listing, visit: http://www.woodindustry.com ================================================= => Hot Threads This beautiful double helix staircase sweeps gracefully upward... The only trouble is, it is over a month behind schedule. Read on to learn the moral of a story about fine craftsmanship, complicated projects, and promises to the project manager that can't be fulfilled... http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/forums/aw.pl?read=518852 Should drawer front alignment be a seven step process, or can the system be streamlined so it doesn't hold a whole kitchen up? Weigh in with your time saving tips here: http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/forums/cabinetmaking.pl?read=517960 A large veneered kitchen table needs to be stable. Core and finish options are under discussion here. http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/forums/veneer.pl?read=518554 Building big baskets at the Adhesives Forum? Not quite, but one questioner is seeking advice on gluing up tall, woven veneer panels. Think you can help? http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/forums/adhesives.pl?read=518755 ================================================= This issue of the WOODWEB Update is sponsored in part by C.R. Onsrud, Inc.: Manufacturer of CNC routers, inverted routers, and routing accessories Web highlights: * Video Demos Online * Machine Specifications * 24 Hour Parts and Service * User Testimonials www.cronsrud.com ================================================= => Featured Shop The focus is on the small operation at the Shop Gallery this week. Each of these shops claims only 1600 square feet of space, and no more than two employees. See how floor plans are economized at The Proper Carpenter of Fairfax, Va: http://www.woodweb.com/galleries/shop/posts/335.html and C and C Custom Cabinets of Carrot Creek, Canada: http://www.woodweb.com/galleries/shop/posts/275.html (To create your own Shop Gallery listing, click the "Post Your Shop" link) ================================================= Find out how to promote your company on the Web. If you're a supplier to the wood industry, visit WOODWEB's Media Kit: http://www.woodweb.com/MediaKit/MKindex.html If you're a woodworking professional, visit the Woodworker's Directory: http://www.woodindustry.com/ The WOODWEB Update is Copyright (c) WOODWEB, Inc. 2007 http://www.woodweb.com/ |