The Foundations of Better Woodworking
Год выпуска: 2012
Автор: Jeff Miller
Жанр: Работа по дереву (приемы и тонкости работы)
Серия: Popular Woodworking Books
Язык: Английский
Издательство: Popular Woodworking Books (F+W Media, Inc.)
ISBN: 1440321019
Формат: AZW3, EPUB, PDF (conv)
Качество: Издательский макет (e-book)
Количество страниц: 327
Интерактивное оглавление: Да
Описание:
Деревообработка с помощью разума, тела и чувств.
В чем секрет создания красивой мебели, которую вы и ваша семья будете ценить на протяжении поколений? Все начинается с основ — тех важных, но часто упускаемых из виду принципов, на которых должны базироваться все ваши навыки.
В книге «Основы лучшей деревообработки» мастер, преподаватель и известный автор по деревообработке Джефф Миллер четко излагает эти основные концепции, помогая вам понять:
- Как правильное положение тела и механика улучшают вашу способность резать точные соединения, а также повышают эффективность и безопасность.
- Что именно означает резать по линии.
- Как работает древесина, чтобы вы могли избежать таких проблем, как разрывы, расщепление и коробление, — используете ли вы ручные инструменты, машины или и то, и другое.
- Как на самом деле режут и работают столярные инструменты, чтобы вы научились использовать их более легко, эффективно и точно.
Следуйте советам в этой книге, и вы заложите основу для достижения значительных успехов в качестве столяра. Ваше время в мастерской будет более плодотворным, а ваши результаты — более удовлетворительными.
Description
Woodworking with Mind, Body, and Senses
What's the secret to producing beautiful furniture that you and your family will treasure for generations? It starts with the fundamentals--those essential, yet often overlooked principles upon which all of your skills should be based.
In The Foundations of Better Woodworking, craftsman, teacher and noted woodworking author Jeff Miller clearly lays out these basic concepts, helping you understand:
How proper body position and mechanics improve your ability to cut precise joins, as well as add efficiency and safety.
Just what it means to cut a line.
How the wood works, so you can avoid such problems as tear out, splitting and warping--whether you use hand tools, machinery or both.
How woodworking tools actually cut and work, so you learn to use them more easily, effectively and accurately.
Follow the advice in this book and you'll build the foundation for making significant advances as a woodworker. Your time in the shop will be more rewarding, and your results more satisfying.
Содержание (Contents)
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
Understanding The Basics
Understanding the Wood
The Big Bundle of Straws
Working with Wood
Gluing Wood Together
Beyond the Bundle of Straws
Heartwood and Sapwood
Radial Cells and Their Effects
Wood Movement
Growth Ring Orientation
Environmental Factors
Working with Wood Visually And Structurally
Color Changes
Working with Wood – Joinery
Coping With Wood-movement Issues
Using Your Body Correctly
Balance
Balance in Motion
Accounting For the Way the Body Moves
Force, Control and Alignment
Generating Force
Stop Working So Hard
Increasing Your Control
Containment/ Proximity
Working in the Right Position, Working at the Right Height
Staying Relaxed
Learning to See Better
Lighting
Viewing Angle
The Dominant Eye
Parallax
Visual Aids
Observation
Understanding Your Tools
Chisels
How Chisels Work
Accurate Cuts
Bevel Up vs. Bevel Down
Handplanes
Crucial Factors in Cut Quality
Bench Planes and Block Planes
Straight vs. Crowned Blades
Plane Set-up
Plane Technique
Planing Across the Grain
Marking Knives and Gauges
Using a Marking Gauge
Scrapers
Sharpening Scrapers
Using a Scraper
Other Scraper Options
Handsaws
Ripping
Crosscutting
Set
Using Saws
Starting the Cut
Sandpaper
Woodworking Machines
Table Saw
Proper Body and Hand Position
Ripping
Crosscutting
Upright Work
Cut Quality
The Jointer
Using the Jointer
Face Jointing
Edge Jointing
Cut Quality
The Band Saw
Using the Band Saw
The Router
Moving Beyond Basics
Sharpening
Sharpening Stones
Diamond Sharpening Plates
Abrasive Papers and Films
Diamond Paste
Grinders and Other Powered Sharpening Systems
A Flat Back?
How to Flatten the Back of a Tool
Honing the Bevel
Honing a Micro-bevel
Honing a Hollow-ground Edge
Sharpening by Hand
Sharpening Jigs
Honing the Bevel
Grinding and Re-grinding of Edges
Getting A Better Sense of Where You’re Going
Measuring & Marking
The Problem With Rulers
Existing Parts
Test Cuts in Scraps
Full-size Drawings
Story Sticks and Patterns
Avoid Unnecessary Layout
Alternative Measuring Devices
Micro-adjustment With Shims
Accuracy From Simple Jigs
Build Accuracy Into Your Process
And Measure Twice…
Tolerances in Woodworking
The Line
Pencil Lines
Scribed Lines
Flat, Straight & Square
Start Early and Start Small
Reference Faces and Edges
Tool Set-up
Flat
Straight
Square
Staying Square on a Bigger Scale
Learning As You Work
Making Mistakes
Fixing Mistakes
Patches
Out-of-square Cases or Drawers
Shop Rash
Feedback
Visual Feedback
Tactile Feedback
Audible Feedback
Olfactory Feedback?
Putting all of Your Senses to Work Together
Slow Down
Practicing
Experimentation vs. Practice
How to Practice
Mental Practice
Warming Up
Strengths and Weaknesses
Putting It All Together
Learning From Others
Improving Your Concept
Learning On Your Own
A Checklist
Learning From Your Tools
AFTERWORD
DEDICATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Примеры страниц (Samples)
Доп. информация:
Конвертация в PDF моя.
Опубликовано группой
Всем, кто остается в сидах!
