Palm Sander

Can using a palm sander for too long damage anything in your hands?

I am not an expert, but I do work in healthcare, just so you know. With that said, any long term exposure to vibration can cause a number of problems. The type of problems and the extent of them is directly related to the type and length of exposure. Here are some things that are related to this type of vibration exposure:
ACGIH American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists.
hand-arm vibration-induced tingling and/or numbness in the fingers, also finger
vibration blanching, increased stiffness of the finger joints, loss of manipulation skills
syndrome and loss of blood circulation which can lead to gangrene and tissue necrosis.
Long story shortened, limit vibration exposure as much as possible.

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Woodwork Tools

Tools for Woodwork

Wooden tools created by our primitive ancestors were located in Lehringen. Some spears were found in Germany. Wooden weapons for hunting and flint tools for carving show that primitive people were already knowledgeable on how to create materials that would help them obtain their needs.

There are two ancient civilizations that are often mentioned when woodworking is the subject matter. These are the Egyptians and the Chinese. This is because woodworking has been shown in their ancient sketches and drawings.

Also, a vast amount of Egyptian furniture like chairs, tables, beds, stools and chests have been encased in tombs. Preservation of such materials shows that the ancient Egyptian people were inclined to use wood. Coffins that were located in the tomb were also out of wood.

Egyptians used metal for their woodwork. Copper and bronze were the main tools for woodworking. These were turned into adzes, pull saws, axes, chisels and bow drills.

Ancient Egyptians were the first civilization to do veneering. They were also the first to use varnish, therefore resulting to what is now termed as “finishes.” They used native acacias and the wood from the sycamore and tamarisk trees.

As for the Chinese, wood working was said to have started when Lu Ban and his wife Lady Yun brought plane and chalkline to China. This was during the Spring and Autumn period. From them on, Lu Ban’s teachings were said to have been recoreded in the book “Lu Band Jing” or “Manuscript of Lu Ban.”

This was written 1500 years after he died. The book is complete with elaborate descriptions of the necessary dimensions in building different kinds of furniture like tables, altars and flower pots.

In the modern times, these are the tools a woodworker must possess:

* Measuring and Marking tools
_ protractor, tape measures, rules
- scratch awls, marking knives, marking gauges
- plane gauges in order to figure out how flat the surface it
- hygrometers in order to figure out how much water the wood has
- levels
- winding sticks
- combination squares, try squares, straightedges

* Cutting tools
- hands saws like the rip saw, cross cut saw, keyhole saw, bow saw, coping saw, tenon saw, gent’s saw and dowtail saw
- power saws like the chainsaw, radial arm saw, miter saw, band saw, scroll saw, hole saw, table saw and circular saw.

* Shaping tools
- hand planes like the smoothing plane, shoulder plane, spear plane, rabbet plane, scrub plane, block plane and jointer plane.
- jointer and thickness planer
- router
- rotary tools
- gouge and chisel
- drill press and chisel mortiser
- knifer
- rasp
- lathe
- other hand shaping tools like the adze, axe, froe, drawknife and spokeshave

* Assembly tools
- screwdriver
- mallet and hammer
- hand or power drills
- clamps like the F-clamp, G-clamp, C-clamp, miter clamp, bar clamp, band clamp and sash clamp

* Finishing tools
- sandpaper that can be used alone. It can be used with power sanders like belt sander, palm sander, orbit sander, disc sander or sanding blocks
- steel wool or bronze wool for polishing and applying stain
- file
- scraper
- spray guns used to apply lacquer
- brushes for applying varnish

* Accessory tools and furniture
- workbench or the bench or table where one sits or stands. This is where the woodworking process takes place
Kinds of workbench
1. dog hole or a round or square hole that allows clamping and holding devices to be attached
2. bench dog or a peg that is inserted into a dog hole that lets in the clamp pressure
3. hold fast or the rod that is bent when put into the dog hole. It is used to put boards into position
4. vise or a clamping apparatus that holds wood in various positions during woodworking
5. bench hook that is laid against the wood that can be pushed during woodworking.
- Sawhorse is the four legged stand that often comes in pairs. It supports long boards, sheets and panels.

About the Author

Woodworking Websites have become a lot more than a hobby, I now have a very successful and stress free life by helping others build and own their own Website Businesses.

My ebook "Chewing Bread for Ducks" has become very popular with people who want their website on Page One on Google. (and other Search Engines of course).

Happy Days

Palm Sander

Tooth Carbide

How do I find the tangential force?

The carbide tips of the cutting teeth of a circular saw are 8.6 cm from the axis of rotation

The no-load speed of the saw, when it is not cutting anything, is 4800 rev/min. Why is its no-load power output negligible?

While the saw is cutting lumber, its angular speed slows to 2400rev/min and the power output is 1.9hp. What is the tangential force that the wood exerts on the carbide tips?

http://www.cramster.com/solution-player.aspx?solution_problem_id=230445

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Tooth Carbide

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Im looking at a cordless combo pack are all the saws left handed or can you change

there are no left handed saws...just a different side on which to cut...works for both handed

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Mortise And Tenon Joints

Mortise and tenon is one of the oldest and simplest joints around, but it is also one of the strongest.  When tested against other joints by Wood Magazine, the mortise and tenon joint took two to three times more force to break than any other joint that they tested.  It also took the award for hardest joint to pull apart.  Over 4,700 pounds of force were used to pull this joint apart, and it still didn't budge before the wood broke.

The mortise is the female "receiving" end of the joint.  A hole is cut partway or all the way through a piece of wood.  The tenon is formed on the other piece of wood.  The tenon is the male end.  It is a tab cut into a piece of wood that fits perfectly into the mortise.  This joint joins two pieces of wood at ninety degrees, like a key in a lock.

An open mortise is the same as a bridle joint.  A tenon is cut into the end of a board, and a mortise into the other, just like a regular mortise and tenon joint.  However, the tenon is cut to be the full length of the end of the board.  So, it is more like the tongue of a tongue and groove joint, only cut on two sides.  The mortise is more of a slot than a hole.  You can use a router or a circular saw to cut the slot and tenon of the open mortise joint.

A stub mortise is a mortise that doesn't go all the way through the board.  It is a hole of a specific depth and the tenon is cut to fit into the hole.  A through mortise is one that has a mortise that completely goes through the board.

One of the oldest types of mortise and tenon joints is the dovetail joint.  This joint is known for its tensile strength and is often used in furniture that will be put through a lot of pushing and pulling.  You will most likely see a dovetail joint if you open your dresser drawer and take a look where the front connects with the sides.  For this joint, pins are cut in the end of one board.  Then tails, or slots, are cut in the end of the other board.  The pins and tails are usually cut into a trapezoid shape and glued.  No other hardware is needed once the dovetails are glued into place.

There are many types of joints that you can use depending on what you are building.  Mortise and tenon joints are great for projects that will need to endure a lot of wear and tear.  You can also use dowels for joining boards together.  A <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" href="http://www.goodwoodinc.com/"title="Dowel">dowel</a> rod creates a strong joint and can sometimes be easier than some mortise and tenon joints.  Consult a woodworking professional or follow professional advice when choosing the best kind of joints for your woodworking projects.

About the Author: Dave Murphy is the founder and president of Good Wood, Inc. which manufactures wood products in Ohio.  Good Wood, Inc. makes dowels and dowel rods, wooden balls, wood knobs, wooden toy parts, custom wood parts, and more. They offer safe wood finishing, wood turning and can import dowels from off-shore suppliers when necessary. Visit http://www.goodwoodinc.com for your wood product needs.


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If you want to be able to handle any do-it-yourself projects in your home, make sure you have a work shop that has everything you need. Make sure you have the basic tools and any job, whether it is sawing, nailing, sanding, shaping or sharpening can be done.

There is virtually no limit to the number of tools that are available for the home handyman to invest in. Just check out any hardware store or look in the garages of your neighbors. But many times it is overkill since so many of the tools do the same thing. With a basic arsenal of five tools, you can tackle just about any reasonable job. From there, you can start to develop a complete workshop as you get more proficient.

A basic important tool any handyman wants is a circular saw. Cut large curves or straight lines with this saw; all you have to do is set a board on the top of sawhorses, and you have a work surface to hold the wood to be cut.

If you are planning on any large wood working projects, you will need a radial arm saw or a table saw. Pick a saw that can rotate to different angles if you want to make picture frames or mouldings. These angles will permit you to make 45 degree miter cuts that you need for corners.

A small electric sander will be invaluable in your woodworking jobs. You can do hand sanding, but a belt sander that is electric powered is faster and gives the finished product a smooth, professional look. Strips of wood for moulding or furniture are smooth and can just be painted or stained.

Next you will need a router. A tool such as this lets you make patterns in wood or grooves that are needed to form furniture. You can start with a plain Shaker style, and graduate to more complex designs such as French provincial furniture.

To maintain your tools in tip top shape, you will want to invest in a knife sharpening tool or a grinding wheel. With these, you can keep all of the blades in perfect condition. This is the hallmark of a quality wood worker: if the tools are sharp, you can cut finely and work in detailed patterns that look very professional.

If you want to do quality work, you should invest in quality brand tools. Some of the top names in the field that you should choose between are: Sears Craftsman, Makita, Rockler, Rockwell, Ridgid, Rockwell and Snap-On. If you buy any of these, you know you will have a top notch tool. There is some variation in price, but each of these should last decades and be a good investment for your workshop.

Now that you have the basics, you can add the extra items that will make the jobs easier and fun. You will want to have clamps and gluers, of course, but add to them over time jet tools, dovetail jigs, electric nailers and more.

If you have anl organized workshop and all of the basic tools, wood working will be a pleasure. How about a workbench as your first major woodworking project?

Eric Slarkowski routinely edits web pages on ideas dealing with antique tools and discount tools. You can see his articles on hand tools on his site.

It seems everybody in the world knows a thing or two about basic carpentry. Or at least, the men do. For sure, these skills are rough, unrefined, and are limited to minor home repairs, replacements, nailing down noisy panels, and covering a hole or two. And the tools are rudimentary as well, from a hammer, to a plane, a chisel, a couple of nails, and down to a handsaw. Moreover, selection of materials is not given much thought and consideration. Further, safety is thrown out of the window like excess wood cuts. But there are carpentry schools that provide classes on the basics and the proper approach to the craft. Like other activities, there is a right way to carpentry.

Basic carpentry skills are needed to properly carry out home repairs, minor additions, renovations, and other projects. Trade schools that teach the basics of carpentering normally discuss about introductory courses such as the manual and power tools and how to use them, read and interpret drawings and symbols, how to mark and measure, executing small projects, basic principles, and practical carpentry skills. Tutorial videos and e-books are also available to the weekend carpenter. Joinery works are some of the basic skills. From the very simple glued joint, to the half joints, the angular mitred joints, the dovetail, mortise and tenon, and others. A mark of a good carpenter knows which joint to use on a particular project.

Carpentry is a complex undertaking that only professional carpenters can perform. Simple carpentry works that are mostly confined to drilling, nailing, and fixing need only the basic tools. One would only depend on simple manual hand and power tools. These tools are steel framing squares, tape measures, handy power nailers, some chisels, chalk line, an electric drill, retractable utility knife, extension cords for power tools, a ladder, power cutters, circular saw, hardware, accessories, and others. Safety goggles, hand gloves, and steel-capped boots cover the safety end. All these items for light construction can fit in carpenter kits and light trucks one can bring along in going to job sites.

Simple carpentry may be called light carpentry in that the size of the work can be managed by one or three people at most. And nearly all of these are related to carpentry jobs in homes, establishments, and interior works. They cover the work of constructing dry walls, fitting of door linings, cutting and fixing of architraves and skirting, dado rails, moldings, windows, kennels, play houses, and others. The proper handling of wood is basic at the same time very important to avoid wastage. Choosing the right kind of wood is also one of the basics. There are many types of wood, from soft to hardwood, that are chosen for work-specific purposes.

A basic carpentry course is a good start on the way to being a master carpenter. Probably the most practical and integral part of it is to accurately read and interpret architectural plans and schematic drawings and make functional multi-view sketches for actual execution. If one canâ??t correctly tell what and how the job entails and where, no matter his adeptness at his tools, then the individual is as good as a warehouseman. One very important facet is the understanding of electrical layouts and symbols to avoid electrical hazards and accidents. Proper analysis of drawing scales and transferring them to the job site is as important as knowing what the types of lines and their weights mean. There are numerous types of lines used in drawings that signify that something else is either above, below, or hidden.

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It seems everybody in the world knows a thing or two about basic carpentry. Or at least, the men do. For sure, these skills are rough, unrefined, and are limited to minor home repairs, replacements, nailing down noisy panels, and covering a hole or two. And the tools are rudimentary as well, from a hammer, to a plane, a chisel, a couple of nails, and down to a handsaw. Moreover, selection of materials is not given much thought and consideration. Further, safety is thrown out of the window like excess wood cuts. But there are carpentry schools that provide classes on the basics and the proper approach to the craft. Like other activities, there is a right way to carpentry.

Basic carpentry skills are needed to properly carry out home repairs, minor additions, renovations, and other projects. Trade schools that teach the basics of carpentering normally discuss about introductory courses such as the manual and power tools and how to use them, read and interpret drawings and symbols, how to mark and measure, executing small projects, basic principles, and practical carpentry skills. Tutorial videos and e-books are also available to the weekend carpenter. Joinery works are some of the basic skills. From the very simple glued joint, to the half joints, the angular mitred joints, the dovetail, mortise and tenon, and others. A mark of a good carpenter knows which joint to use on a particular project.

Carpentry is a complex undertaking that only professional carpenters can perform. Simple carpentry works that are mostly confined to drilling, nailing, and fixing need only the basic tools. One would only depend on simple manual hand and power tools. These tools are steel framing squares, tape measures, handy power nailers, some chisels, chalk line, an electric drill, retractable utility knife, extension cords for power tools, a ladder, power cutters, circular saw, hardware, accessories, and others. Safety goggles, hand gloves, and steel-capped boots cover the safety end. All these items for light construction can fit in carpenter kits and light trucks one can bring along in going to job sites.

Simple carpentry may be called light carpentry in that the size of the work can be managed by one or three people at most. And nearly all of these are related to carpentry jobs in homes, establishments, and interior works. They cover the work of constructing dry walls, fitting of door linings, cutting and fixing of architraves and skirting, dado rails, moldings, windows, kennels, play houses, and others. The proper handling of wood is basic at the same time very important to avoid wastage. Choosing the right kind of wood is also one of the basics. There are many types of wood, from soft to hardwood, that are chosen for work-specific purposes.

A basic carpentry course is a good start on the way to being a master carpenter. Probably the most practical and integral part of it is to accurately read and interpret architectural plans and schematic drawings and make functional multi-view sketches for actual execution. If one can't correctly tell what and how the job entails and where, no matter his adeptness at his tools, then the individual is as good as a warehouseman. One very important facet is the understanding of electrical layouts and symbols to avoid electrical hazards and accidents. Proper analysis of drawing scales and transferring them to the job site is as important as knowing what the types of lines and their weights mean. There are numerous types of lines used in drawings that signify that something else is either above, below, or hidden.

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What is the right tool to cut 1/4 inch particle (press) board?

I have to cut a large rectangle, and then I need to cut a couple of smaller rectangles out of the middle of it (electrical box and recepticle) and I need it to be smooth. Should I use a jig saw (which blade) a circular saw, or a router?

neither one. for a smoother cleaner cut use a retractable utility knife.

the one with a razor blade in it, like the one you use to cut drywall.

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