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The Woodworker  |  Dec 04, 2008  |  0 comments
The V-System 2000 has a 2 hp U.S made Baldor Motor and provides 990CFM (1682m3/hr)@ 2.5” of static pressure. The V-System 3000 has a 3 hp U.S made Baldor Motor and provides 1,285 CFM (2183m3/hr) @ 3” of static pressure.

Oneida Air Systems has redesigned the cyclone for the V-System line. The streamlined cyclone body combines the standard barrel and cone into one piece. The new cyclone design results in extremely fine…

The Woodworker  |  Dec 04, 2008  |  0 comments
Trend, the UK market leader in routing technology, is launching a light duty plunge router which is ideal for the hobbyist or as a second router for the craftsman where weight and size are important.

Available from September, the T4EK is a 230v 1/4” shank portable plunge router with a variable speed from 11,500 to 32,000 RPM and an impressive 850 watt motor, and weighs in at only 3.5kg. For on-site use there is also a T4ELK 115v…

The Woodworker  |  Nov 30, 2008  |  0 comments
Keith Smith is the handsome gent on the cover. Our master of the workshop (Shop Notes) is the author-maker of this issue’s lead project – a pair of French doors, made without joints. Typically Keith, the project is immaculately executed. Fascinating reading.

Alan Holtham adds more depth to the Projects section with a hall table that proves to be an excellent test of your routing skills. Mark Cass, meanwhile, has a commission to make…

The Woodworker  |  Nov 26, 2008  |  0 comments
Tyrrels Wood, near Pulham Market in south Norfolk has a secretive new inhabitant this winter. A traditional, woven ‘Green Woman’ sculpture has been hidden in the depths of the wood and is just waiting to be found.

Sculptures, carvings and representations of a ‘Green Man’ – or woman – have been around since pre-Christian days; a face or figure emerging from foliage that represents the natural cycle…

The Woodworker  |  Nov 24, 2008  |  0 comments
Veritas DX60 Block Plane This block plane is one of the finest planes we have ever made. It is made to exacting standards and features newly refined stainless steel hardware. The knobs and wheel have elegant elliptical knurled edges for a firm grip. The lever cap has been extensively redesigned to integrate cleanly with the plane body and provide an almost continuous hand contact surface, with tactile cues for…

The Woodworker  |  Nov 18, 2008  |  0 comments
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Young Ron Fox is the November issue’s cover boy. Ron’s guided his router basics series onto the matter of making circle-cutting jigs. Sure there are plenty of jigs you can buy, and it makes best sense to, but there are some simple home-made options that are well worth making as well.

The Woodworker  |  Nov 17, 2008  |  0 comments

The company behind the Silverline Tools brand have been appointed sole European distributor for the world-famous range of Triton woodworking tools.

The Woodworker  |  Nov 11, 2008  |  0 comments

SIP, the specialist manufacturer of workshop heaters, professional welding equipment, compressors and woodworking equipment have extended their range of space heaters with a new range of high quality, stainless steel propane or diesel heaters.

The Woodworker  |  Nov 09, 2008  |  0 comments
A new design of easy-grip body shape makes the new Makita BO4555 finishing palm sander a pleasure to use, the new slimline body is smaller for more comfortable handgrip. This feature will particularly appeal to ladies with smaller hands who want to use these efficient Makita palm sanders for decorating preparation, furniture work or craft activities, but will also be greatly appreciated by professional decorators as it will be much more…

The Woodworker  |  Nov 08, 2008  |  0 comments
SIP, the specialist manufacturer of professional welding and compressor equipment have just launched a new Spindle Moulder into the professional and serious amateur woodworking market.

The Spindle Moulder complements the existing range of professional bandsaws and table saws and continues their long term plan to develop a comprehensive range of ‘heavy duty’ machines suitable for the growing ‘cross-over’ market…

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