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Woodworking Workshop for Parents and our Fall Fair 2017 - Part 1

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One of the nice traditions at the school I teach in is our annual Fall Fair. The Fair is a one-day extravaganza in which the school transformed into a magical forest-like world. Laden with autumn and winter atmosphere, our building's interior is decorated with fabrics, branches, logs and leaves to support the imaginary themes of fairy tales and mythology. To help our school with fundraising during the fair, parents volunteer […]The post Woodworking Workshop for Parents and our Fall Fair 2017 - Part 1 appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.

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Here's How to Fix a Spray Pattern that is Heavier on One End

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A spray pattern, with all the controls on the spray gun wide open, is supposed to be an even, elongated oval shape. If the pattern is heavier on one end than the other, the likely cause is that one or more of the holes in the air cap are plugged up. It's also possible that the fluid nozzle has been damaged. To determine which, rotate the air cap one-half turn […]The post Here's How to Fix a Spray Pattern that is Heavier on One End appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.

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My First Experience with Buckeye (Aesculus glabra)

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Here in the Midwest, we seem to have a lot more Buckeyes who are people (it's the nickname for Ohioans) than actual buckeye trees (Aesculus glabra, sometimes called the horse chestnut). In fact, I've lived in the range of the Ohio Buckeye tree for most of my adult life and have never seen it for sale. It's not a popular tree for many reasons. Its leaves and nuts are poisonous […]The post My First Experience with Buckeye (Aesculus glabra) appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.

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