Tiger Maple Wedding Goblet from Dryad Woodturning

Dryad Woodturning	Fine Artforms in Wood Since 1981
	Home \| Products \| About Dryad Woodturning \| Links \| Contact Dryad Woodturning

0800. LAMINATING PRESS DELIGHT.pdf
Make your own wood blanks to your own specifications using dimensional lumber (local and exotic). Almost all my wood for laminations comes straight off the saw into glue-up on the press. Sometimes a stack four or five layers high will be a bit wonky as a result but this press can compensate for that so that pressure is applied evenly to all surfaces. The laminating press I have used now for the last six or seven years is MODEL NUMBER 4. I have spent several thousands of dollars on trial and error, including a version with hydraulics. MODEL NUMBER 4 is low-tech [non-hydraulic and no clamps to buy or mess with], extremely easy to use and operate, easy to build, and relatively inexpensive. Makes laminating a speedy hassle-free delight.
$14.60 USD

0800. LAMINATING PRESS DELIGHT.pdf

You will receive:

A comprehensive article, featuring step-by-step procedures that I have developed through experience turning Fine ArtForms in Wood Since 1981, the last 15 years as a full-time artisan with woodturning as my only source of income, this PDF *

2925 words long
filling 22 pages
compressed into 1.82 MB
accompanied by 60 color photographs will teach you the best-method-results on how to delightfully build and use a low-tech clamping press minus hydraulics or clamps
emailed directly to your home computer
all in PDF format with
zero shipping charges or taxes and
email support about any questions relating to this article **
all for the price of $14.60
a hassle-free way to laminate your own turning blanks delightfully.

But all of these are promises that anyone could make, so, check out my feedback ratings and comments on eBay and my Square Trade profile.

I will even send you a free sample PDF, if you send me a request, so you can verify for yourself exactly what the typical article looks like.

* The greatest shortfall of magazines and books is the limited space they are able to devote to an article due to the cost of publication. The article must by necessity be compressed, as is the information provided. This is not a limiting factor with the internet.

** Have you ever read an interactive magazine or book? When was the last time you were able to ask an author in a book or magazine a question about the article and have it answered within 24 hours?