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Note: We now offer subscriptioncopies as a Portable DocumentFile (*.PDF) that you can read onyour computer. You can archiveyour copies on your computer andsearch them for subjects of interest.This method provides quickdelivery of the issue. This is also acost savings, because the electronicedition costs only $25.00 per year.This is a significant cost savingsfor foreign subscribers who have topay a great deal extra for postage.It is also in full color.If interested,e-mail me at:fred@morewoodturning.netPage 2 More Woodturning February 2010
ContentsRobust Lathe Review...................4Questions and Answers from the Internet............................................8Turning Hollow Forms...............8Wood Screws .............................10“The Man in the Glass”............10Mini-O-Bar and Maxi-O-Bar News....................................................11The Penturner’s Corner............12Vacuum Chuck Improvement toStop Dropped Turnings When thePower Goes Out, & More..........14Robert F. Lyon Woodturning Artist................................................18International Turning Exchange........................................19Why Wood Turners SHOULD PickUp Wood by the Side of the Road.......................................................20New BGM-100 Bench GrinderMount ........................................21Testing the Pinnacle © CryogenicTools Made by Crown Tools forWoodcraft...................................22MAKING A BABY RATTLE —18th Century Style.....................25Coming Events..........................28Testing and Certification of LeadContent in Children’s Products.............................................29Turning a Flag Staff for a Boat..........................................................30Tormek Announces T-7 Upgrades.....................................................35CUTTING SCREWS IN WOODBY THE HAND CHASER........36Tailstock Hinges.........................38The Market Place.......................39About the Cover:All of the photos on the coverthis issue are from storiesin the issue. I have providedcaptions for the photos to giveyou an idea of which story theycame from.EDITORALWe now have a good start on2010, with one issue distributed andthis one ready for the printer. I stillneed editorial material and hopethat each of you will take a lookat what you are doing and thinkabout writing a story for use inMore Woodturning. For a spell,I had a lot of editorial material,but I think the holidays must haveput a damper on the people whohave been writing stories for themagazine. I hate to see all of thestories “by lined” by Fred Holder.How about putting your thinkingcap on and writing a story for themagazine, share your knowledgewith my other readers.Fred HolderEditor and PublisherTo Subscribe to More Woodturning:Check the Print Subscription Period Below:United States Canada Other Countries__One Year/$35 __One Year/$48 __One Year/$68__Two Years/$70 __Two Years/$100 __Two Years/$105__Three Years/$105 __Three Years/$145 __Three Years/$205All amounts in US Dollars! We Accept Visa/MC.Electronic Version (PDF): For People receiving Electronic issues,new priceby year only: $25.00/One year. We need an e-mail for the electronic version.Because of the significant postage increase for outside the United States,recommend the Electronic Version for all Foreign Subscribers.Thank You!!Please Enter Your Name and Address Below:Name: _________________________________________________Address: _______________________________________________City: ______________________ State: ______ ZIP: ____________E-Mail for Electronic Subscribers: ____________________________Clip and Mail with Your Check, Cash, or Charge Card Information to:More Woodturning, PO Box 2168, Snohomish, WA 98291More Woodturning February 2010 Page 3
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Page 29 and 30: Testing andCertification of LeadCon
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Page 33 and 34: Editor’s Books for SaleBooks Writ
Page 35 and 36: Tormek AnnouncesT-7 UpgradesThe thr
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