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Gluing Laminated Curves With Screw Blocks
October 25, 2005

Here is a method for gluing up laminated curved components that eliminates the need for large numbers of expensive clamps. By using simple hardwood clamping blocks and drywall screws, you…
Wooden Blanket for Ribbed Bending Form
October 25, 2005

This flexible wooden blanket puts to bed the problem of form squeeze-marks on curved laminated panels. Used in pairs (one above, one below) the blankets evenly distribute the pressure between…
All About Bending Wood
September 12, 2005

Bending wood doesn’t require superhuman strength. There are a few common recipes and procedures that can be employed to create curved parts from straight boards. In this article we'll go…
Curved Stretcher Adds Grace and Legroom
March 1, 2005

Leaving the stock extra long until the last moment can compensate for unforeseen discrepancies.
Lamination Bending
August 1, 2003

Produce strong, tightly bent parts with minimal springback
A Round Kitchen Classic
December 1, 2000

Learn the basics of bent lamination as you build this cherry table
Curved Table Aprons
February 1, 1997

Layers of bending plywood faced in veneer are light and strong
Cold-Molded Cradle
March 1, 1996

A boatbuilding method applied to furniture
Bending Compound Curves
August 1, 1979

Laminated staves make bulging cabinets
Tapered Lamination
February 1, 1979

Slender curves have necessary bulk for joinery

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