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Look for CarveWright in Woodworker's Journal October 2010 Edition on page 76 in the "What's In Store - New Tools for
CarveWright will be featured in two upcoming episodes of The American Woodshop with Scott Phillips on PBS. Scott's 17th


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Tried reading this from the forum and a couple of others as well and I get a message saying I do...
Recent Blog PostsEvery now and then, I'm asked a question that I have to scratch my head over. I recently was asked, "What does the repeat key do?" In short, the repeat key does something that the previous...
08-17-2010 09:44 AMSo, where to begin??? Everyone knows that it is always a good idea to be safe when working in the shop. However, there are many of us who neglect to practice shop safety. I myself am one of...
08-25-2010 10:44 AM6pm, 91 degrees. A summer breeze slipping through the trees. Done with work, sitting at the bar on my deck under the shade of a sweet, black cherry tree. Watching the hickory smoke roll off of my...
08-25-2010 08:55 PM
Recent Forum PostsI have a drawing with a dog and a Duck, It is made into a type font.
bjbethke 09-03-2010
Anyone have a football pattern they are willing to share? The ones in the store arn not exactly what I am looking for. The one in the pattern shop that is on an angle is what I am looking fore but...
gumbo 09-02-2010
Al, is this what you mean when you say Y idle pulley, "Y-belt tensioner asy"? This is what the breakdown online calls it on the Sears website. I assumed before that you were talking about the pulley...
unitedcases 09-02-2010
I did mine the other day and it still has a bit of slop. How hard is it just to order that sprocket?
unitedcases 09-02-2010
We have a dog with pheasant in it's mouth if that will work.
http://store.carvewright.com/pattern.php?vendor=terryt

Project of the Month - September 2010
This Month’s New Project of the Month:
Stallion Bookends
These Full 3D Stallion Profile Weighted Bookends are just perfect for your Home or Office Library!
This project features full 3D stallion/horsehead profiles on classic-styled, weighted bookend bases. Decorative and functional, these bookends are great for your own use or as items to sell or give as gifts! The finished dimensions of each bookend are approximately 7" tall x 4" wide x 6" deep. The horse head itself is about 2" wide at the widest point.