Feedback
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Collaboration on Projects; Kudos to Shop Teacher; Cascamite Glue Working Time
After a rather philosophical discussion about collaborating on projects, we asked our eZine readers if any of you collaborate on your woodworking projects.
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Successful Finish Tale; Favorite Glue
The discussion in last issue’s Feedback about “tung oil finish” vs. the specific product, “Tung Oil Finish,” prompted this reader to share some feedback about his own finishing story.
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Favorite Woodworking Styles; “Tung Oil” vs. “Tung Oil Finish”
In his editorial in the last eZine, Rob mentioned his sartorial style (or lack thereof…), and asked eZine readers to share their favorite style of woodworking.
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Sizes-Band Saws and 2x4s; Shop Location
In last issue’s Q&A, a reader had a question about band saw sizes. Another reader has a suggestion to help him remember the sizing — and a question of his own about wood sizing variances on 2×4’s.
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Routing Arcs on a Ball; Helping Others Out; Shop Building Advice
Routing Arcs on a Ball In our last eZine issue, one of our Q&A questioners wanted to know how to…
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Long Winter’s End; Lumber Markings; Wooden Coffee Cups
Some of you had your own reasons to rejoice at the weather — or comment on it.
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Adirondack Finishing Tips; More “Oldies But Goodies” Woodworking Tools
In last issue’s Questions and Answers section, a reader had a question about how to finish an Adirondack chair. Another reader, with experience in the matter, offered his opinion.
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Readers Share Their Old Tool Stories
It seems like we received enough responses to fill a history book (even the Internet didn’t have room for all of them).
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April Fools Feedback; Urn-Sealing Options; Why to Restore an Old Tool
“I do not know where you come up with so much really good April Fools stuff year after year.” ( Editor’s Note: It leaves us shaking our heads as well.)
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More Options for Wooden Raised Planters
In our last issue, one of the questioners in our Q&A section wondered about finding a food-safe, yet rot-resistant, wood choice for raised planter beds. Other readers had a few additional suggestions.