In this issue:

Lumber Wizard 4 Giveaway (Tell your "buried metal" story to enter)

Shop Built Equipment Feature (Rolling clamp rack, take 2)

Featured Project (Tiny house on wheels)

Hot Threads (A sampling of current forum discussions)

Featured Member Profile (Ed Peters)

Knowledge Base Highlights (The latest additions to this growing resource)

Recent Additions to the Woodworkers Directory (Create your free web page)

Video Pick (Zipbolt)

Lumber Wizard 4 Giveaway

Has buried metal ever ruined your day? If so, tell us your story,
and become eligible to win a new Lumber Wizard 4 metal detector
from Wizard Industries. Four winners - two from the Solid Wood
Machining Forum and two from the Sawing and Drying Forum -
will be chosen, and all four will receive a free Lumber Wizard 4.

The Lumber Wizard 4, manufactured by Wizard Industries, is a
precision metal detector for locating nails, screws and other metal
inside new and recycled wood, and pinpoints the exact location of
metal. It works on all types of woods, particle board and solid
woods.
http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/forums/swmf.pl?read=703207

Shop Built Equipment Forum Feature

Have clamp, will travel. Another shop-built rolling clamp rack has
been posted. This one is strictly for hand clamps...
http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/forums/shopbuilt.pl?read=703496

Featured Project

This job trailer doubles as a rolling showroom, and packs a whole lot of
nice household samples into 100 square feet.
http://www.woodweb.com/galleries/project/posts/3617.html

Hot Threads

An edgebander not gluing... Talk about bringing production to a halt.
See how this glue pot problem was solved after some knowledgeable
participants chimed in.
http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/forums/cabinetmaking.pl?read=703261

Recreating a particular grain-enhancing amber color is the goal in this
discussion on staining kiln-dried black walnut. Help analyze the sample
and develop a plan...
http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/forums/finishing.pl?read=702978

Looking to build a dehumidification kiln? Here's a wide range of
construction ideas, including advice from the Wood Doc.
http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/forums/sawdry.pl?read=702533

Calculating profit percentage seems relatively straightforward. But
after reading this discussion, you may find yourself dealing with more
issues than originally planned.
http://www.woodweb.com/cgi-bin/forums/business.pl?read=702866

Featured Member Profile

Ed Peters of Crooked Little Tree produces custom furniture and cabinetry
in Fayetteville, PA. To see samples of his work, visit his member profile
and website.
http://www.woodweb.com/members/edatclt_profile.html

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Knowledge Base Highlights

See a complete list of the most recent additions to our Knowledge Base at:
http://woodweb.com/Resources/RSMostRecentKBArticles.html

Here's a close look at the difference between climb-cutting and
conventional cutting on the CNC, with explanations of how each
method affects the quality of cut.
http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Climb_Cutting_Versus_Conventional_Cutting.html

This advice about insulated, tempered, and laminated glazing for
exterior doors comes with some nice photo examples, and takes
reproduction of historical pieces into account.
http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Reproduction_Exterior_Doors_with_Insulated_Glass.html

Not enough air? You can step up to a beefier compressor, or you
can tweak your setup by adding buffer air tanks and another small
compressor to work in tandem with existing equipment.
http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Boosting_Air_Supply.html

Loose tenons are easier than traditional mortise and tenon joinery,
and they are a more robust and authentic solution than dowels or
biscuits.
http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Loose_Tenon_Joinery_for_Chairs.html

Woodworkers brainstorm in search of a high-volume, high-accuracy
production method for the repetitive task of rounding over corners
on small hardwood blocks. The discussion delves into deeper waters
when the question of eliminating employees in favor of fancy machinery
rises...
http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Rounding_Over_Corners_on_Blocks_Mass_Production.html

If you plan to air-dry posts and beams for a period of years, here's
advice on stickering, sawing over-size, end-sealing, and more.
http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/AirDrying_Big_Timbers_Over_Long_Time.html

Recent Additions to the Woodworkers Directory

The following companies recently created free web pages at the
Woodworkers Directory. Create yours at:
http://www.woodindustry.com/woodworkers/index.html

Stone Age Millworks NW, Inc.
http://www.woodindustry.com/woodworkers/Master/10221.html

Displays by Rioux Inc
http://www.woodindustry.com/woodworkers/Master/10223.html

Upton's Millwork Services
http://www.woodindustry.com/woodworkers/Master/10216.html

Closet Factory
http://www.woodindustry.com/woodworkers/Master/10218.html

Video Pick

Zipbolt features a video demoing the advantages of UT connectors or
Drawbolts while joining worktops, countertops and bench tops. To
view the video, click on the link below and scroll down to the Zipbolt
video link:
http://www.woodweb.com/VideoLibrary/VLAlpha.html

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