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The art of woodworking: Restoring Antiques
The art of woodworking: Restoring Antiques



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Название: The art of woodworking: Restoring Antiques

Аннотация:

Geared to amateur and intermediate woodworkers, this series covers everything from using a handsaw to refinishing an antique. Full-color illustrations and step-by-step instructions show how to perform specific woodworking tasks.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Технология/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 1999

Количество страниц: 144

Добавлена в каталог: 29.11.2009

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Предметный указатель
Abrasives      118
Abrasives, making a pumice dispenser (Shop Tip)      133
Abrasives, Making a sandpaper cutting board (Shop Tip)      118
Abrasives, rubbing out finishes      130—131
Adhesives, breaking bonds      27—28
Adhesives, regluing joints      24 25 32
American Country style      23
Antiquing      138—139
Bleaching      125
Build It Yourself, cove cutting guides      82
Burn marks      98
Burn marks, scraping away burn (Shop Tip)      100
Burn-in knives      104
Butterfly keys      58—59
Cabinet doors      40
Cabinet doors, frame-and-panel doors, split panels      43
Cabinet doors, frame-and-panel doors, twisted      40—41
Cabinet doors, loose hinges      42
cabinets      see also "Cabinet doors"
Cabinets, prying off the back of a cabinet (Shop Tip)      28
Cane seats      61—66
Carcases, regluing      40
Carved surfaces, applying stains      124
Carved surfaces, removing stripper residue from a carving (Shop Tip)      114
Chairs, armrests, split      52
Chairs, backs, split bent-wood backs      39 56—57
Chairs, legs, broken turned legs      52—53
Chairs, legs, copying a leg (Shop Tip)      77
Chairs, legs, loose stretchers      55
Chairs, legs, relipping      78—79
Chairs, legs, repairing split stretchers (Shop Tip)      55
Chairs, legs, reproducing turned legs      76—77
Chairs, legs, split cabriole legs      54
Chairs, regluiug      60
Chairs, seats, cane seats      61—66
Chairs, seats, rush scats      67—70
Chairs, seats, split      38 39 58—59
Chairs, seats, upholsterers seats      71—73
Chippendale style      19
Clamping, chairs      60
Clamping, chairs, armrests      52
Clamping, chairs, bent-wood backs      57
Clamping, chairs, frame-and-panel doors      43
Clamping, chairs, pedestal table legs      51
Clamping, chairs, tripod table legs      49—50
Clamps, prying joints apart      28
Cleaning techniques      17
Cleaning techniques, shellac finishes      111
Contoured surfaces, building up the edges      87
Contoured surfaces, reconstructing surface damage      107
Contoured surfaces, sanding      117
Contoured surfaces, stripping the finish      113
Corners, reconstructing surface damage      107
Corners, repairing      83—84
Decorated surfaces      see also "Carved surfaces"
Decorated surfaces, damaged edges      85—86
Dents      98 105
Desks, leather inlay replacement      48—49
Desks, restoration      26
Disassembly of furniture      27—31
Disassembly of furniture, prying off the back of a cabinet (Shop Tip)      28
Doors      40
Doors, frame-and-panel doors, split panels      43
Doors, frame-and-panel doors, twisted      40—41
Doors, loose hinges      42
Dovetail joints, broken dovetails      34—35
Dovetail joints, regluing      24
Dovetail joints, tightening      34
Drawers      44
Drawers, strengthening a split drawer bottom (Shop Tip)      45
Drawers, worn sides      44—45
Drying oils      126 128
Enamel, stripping the finish      112—114
Fasteners, extracting      29—31
Federal period style      21
Felt inlay, replacement      39
finishes      see also "Refinishing" "Shellac" "Stains "Stripping "Surface
Finishes, application      128—129
Finishes, drying oils      126 128
Finishes, filding      132 136—137
Finishes, french polishing      108 132—135
Finishes, identification      96—97
Finishes, lacquer      96 128
Finishes, maintenance      17
Finishes, polyurethane      96 127
Finishes, removing excess stain or finish from a brush (Shop Tip)      99
Finishes, repairs      95 98
Finishes, repairs, shellac sticks      94 103 104
Finishes, repairs, touch-up kits      98
Finishes, rubbing out      130—131
Finishes, scraping away a burn (Shop Tip)      100
Finishes, types      96
Finishes, varnish      96 127
Frame-and-panel doors, split panels      43
Frame-and-panel doors, twisted      40—41
Frank, George      10—11
French polishing      108 132—135
French provincial style      20
Furniture, antique value      13
Furniture, styles, 17th Century      18
Furniture, styles, American Country      23
Furniture, styles, Chippendale      19
Furniture, styles, Federal period      21
Furniture, styles, French provincial      20
Furniture, styles, Hepplewhite      20
Furniture, styles, Queen Anne      18
Furniture, styles, Shaker      22
Furniture, styles, Sheraton      21 17
Furniture, styles, Victorian      23
Gilding      132 136—137
Glues, breaking bonds      27—28
Glues, regluing joints      24 25 32
Hardware      138
heat guns      115
Hepplewhite style      20
Hinges, loose      42
Joints      25 see "Mortise-and-tenon
Joints, butterfly keys      58—59
Joints, dowel joints, pedestal table legs      51
Joints, regluing      24 25 32
Joints, tables      24 25
Lacquer      96 128
Landrey, Gregory J.      8—9
Leather inlay, replacement      48—49
legs      see "Chairs" "Tables"
Levitan, Al      6—7
Liming      138 139
Methyl alcohol      27
Molder/planers      75
Moldings      74 75 76 80—81
Moldings, cove cutting guides      82
Mortise-and-tenon joints, broken blind mortise-and-tenon      36—37
Mortise-and-tenon joints, broken round tenons      32—33
Mortise-and-tenon joints, increasing tenon diameter (Shop Tip)      33
Mortise-and-tenon joints, regluing      24 32
Mortise-and-tenon joints, sizing up a dowel (Shop Tip)      33
Mortise-and-tenon joints, wedging a loose through tenon (Shop Tip)      37
Nails, extracting      29 30
Oil finishes      96 126 128
Patching compounds      102
Penetrating oil      96
Pickling      138 139
Polyurethane      96 127
Pry bars      27
Pumice      130—131
Pumice, Making a pumice dispenser (Shop Tip)      133
Queen Anne style      18
Refinishing      109 see "Stripping
Refinishing, antiquing      138—139
Refinishing, bleaching      125
Refinishing, preparing surfaces      116
Refinishing, preparing surfaces, filling the grain      116 120
Refinishing, preparing surfaces, raising the grain      119
Refinishing, preparing surfaces, sanding      116 117
Refinishing, preparing surfaces, scraping      116
Regluing, joints      24 25 32
Repair strategy      26
Restoration      13 26 see "Surface
Restoration techniques, building up the edges of contoured surfaces      87
Restoration techniques, damaged corners      83—84
Restoration techniques, legs, copying a leg (Shop Tip)      77
Restoration techniques, legs, reproducing turned legs      76—77
Restoration techniques, legs, retipping      78—79
Restoration techniques, moldings      74 75 76 80—81
Rottenstone      130—131
Rubbing out      130—131
Rush seats      67—70
Safety precautions, stripping finishes      110
Sanding      116 117
Sandpaper, making a sandpaper cutting board (Shop Tip)      118
Scratches      103—104
Screwdrivers, increasing the torque of a screwdriver (Shop Tip)      31
Screws, extracting      30
Shaker style      22
Sheetz, Ron      6—7
Shellac      96 126 127
Shellac, cleaning the finish      111
Shellac, shellac slicks      94 103 104
Shellac, stripping the finish      111
Sheraton style      21
Shop Tips, furniture disassembly      28 31
Shop Tips, joint repair      33 37
Shop Tips, refinishing      113 114 118 119 133
Shop Tips, restoration techniques      77 91 93
Shop Tips, structural reinforcements      45 47 55
Shop Tips, surface damage      99 100 102 106
Solvents      109
Splinters, gluing back an edge splinter (Shop Tip)      102
Stains (blemishes)      98
Stains (blemishes), bleaching      125
Stains (blemishes), burn marks      98
Stains (blemishes), burn marks, scraping away a burn (Shop Tip )      100
Stains (blemishes), rubbing away      99
Stains (blemishes), water rings      98 101
Stains (finishes)      121 123
Stains (finishes), application      100 122 124
Stains (finishes), dye stains      121 123
Stains (finishes), pigment stains      123
Stains (finishes), recipes      121
Stains (finishes), recipes, preparing a natural walnut stain (Shop Tip)      124
Stains (finishes), removing excess stain or finish from a brush (Shop Tip)      99
Stripping finishes      109
Stripping finishes, enamel      112—114
Stripping finishes, heat guns      115
Stripping finishes, removing stripper residue from a carving (Shop Tip)      114
Stripping finishes, safety precautions      110
Stripping finishes, shellac      111
Stripping finishes, using sawdust as a wiping aid (Shop Tip)      113
Surface damage      see also "Stains (blemishes)"
Surface damage, contoured surfaces      107
Surface damage, corners      98 107
Surface damage, dents      98 105
Surface damage, dents, concentrating steam to lift a dent (Shop Tip)      106
Surface damage, edges      98 106
Surface damage, gluing back an edge splinter (Shop Tip)      102
Surface damage, scratches      103—104
Surface damage, wood plugs in holes      88
Tables      46
Tables, cupped tops      46—47
Tables, cupped tops, kerfing a tabletop with a router (Shop Tip)      47
Tables, damaged corners      83—84
Tables, felt coverings      39
Tables, joints      24 25 49—51
Tables, leather inlay replacement      48—49
Tables, legs, copying a leg (Shop Tip)      7
Tables, legs, damaged pedestal legs      51
Tables, legs, damaged tripod legs      49—50
Tables, legs, reproducing turned legs      76—77
Tables, legs, retipping      78—79
Tables, restoration      26
Tables, split tops      46 48
Tack cloths, making a tack cloth (Shop Tip)      119
Tools      14—16
Tools, burn-in knives      104
Tools, hand scrapers      116
Tools, heat guns      115
Tools, molder/planers      75
Tools, pry bars      27
Tools, screwdrivers, increasing the torque of a screwdriver (Shop Tip)      31
Tools, soldering irons      30 103 106
Tools, tack cloths, making a tack cloth (Shop Tip)      119
Turned legs      76—77
Upholstered seats      71—73
Varnish      96 127
Veneer      89
Veneer, blisters      92—93
Veneer, blisters, extracting grit from under veneer (Shop Tip)      91
Veneer, blisters, patching      89—90
Veneer, blisters, refastening hide-glued veneer (Shop Tip)      93
Victorian style      23
Water rings      98 101
Wax      96
Wood grain, filling      116 120
Wood grain, raising      119
Wood-patching compounds      102
Wooden pegs, extracting      31
Workshops      12
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