Shopsmith's November/December 2000 Issue of Hands On!



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	*NOV/DEC 2000* Volume 43 / Issue 2 IN THIS ISSUE Project Articles Grandfather Clock, Part 2 Toy Crane Chess Set *DEPARTMENTS* Ask Smitty Owner’s Gallery Letters from Owners Academy Notes Six easy steps to squaring a board Find A Shopsmith Woodworking Academy Near You Service Pointers Safety Tips Dust Collection It Shouldn’t be an Option! *SURF’S UP* Three New Accessories for Your MARK V Specials & Online Catalog Links Worth Visiting Find A Shopsmith MARK V Demo Near You *FREE FROM SHOPSMITH* Free Woodworking Tips Request Accessory Catalog Request MARK V Video Request MARK V Information Package *FEEDBACK* Subscribe/Renew Contacting Shopsmith Copyright 2000. Shopsmith, Inc. All Rights Reserved


	Feature Articles and Neat Stuff You’ll Find Inside


	A Clockmaker’s Diary The second of a three-installment series on building an heirloom-quality Grandfather’s Clock In our second installment, we’ll build the waist assembly of the clock, then finish-up in our next issue of HANDS-ON !” with the base assembly. Don’t miss next month’s final installment!


	A Woodworking Project You’ll Love To “Dig Into” A wooden toy crane that’s fun to build and even more fun to play with just in time for Christmas! Here’s a great child’s toy that can be built in a single weekend and is guaranteed to be a big hit under the tree for any son or grandson.


	Get Your Turning Techniques In Check With This Handsome Chess Set! Here’s a handsome set of turned chess pieces that you can sell with or without a playing board — it’s your choice! There are lots of unique chess sets available today. From Mexican onyx to cast pewter to imported ivory to plastic. There are even some wooden sets...but most of these have been painted and lost their natural warmth. These hand-turned chess pieces will bring a handsome price if you make them out of some exotic light and dark colored woods!