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Short Days, Long Shop Time
In Rob’s editorial last eZine out, he mentioned that he finds himself doing more woodworking in his shop as the autumn days get shorter. Some readers concurred.
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Lamp Drilling Solutions, Band Saw Stopped Wandering and More
A few of our readers sent us quick notes in response to Rob’s editorial last time out mentioning that he was heading to Atlanta for the biennial International Woodworking Fair.
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Woodworkers Unplugged
Last issue out, Rob’s editorial was about woodworkers’ participation in online social media. Some woodworkers sent us their thoughts via email.
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Shops in All Weather, Scarf Joints and More
In response to Rob’s editorial last time out regarding his tactics for shop time in the heat of a Minnesota summer – and his method of cleaning out sawdust with a leaf blower – we heard from several readers who had their own tips for hot times in the shop, but little sympathy.
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A Chemists’s Thoughts on Melamine, Plus Reactions to Rob’s Shop and Bowl
Rob’s tale of his lost Forstner bit in his editorial last time out brought some sympathy – and quite a bit of empathy – from our readers.
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Readers Have Their Say: On Mimosa, Sayings and More
Our eZine staff fielded a question about mimosa wood in last issue’s Questions and Answers section – but it seems as though, while we can identify a mimosa during cocktail hour, we were barking up the wrong tree when we thought of the wood source.
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Woodworking Bromides Cited
If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a thousand times: “Measure twice, cut once.” And it sure seemed like every one of those thousand times was an entry for this most-cliched of cliches in our woodworking bromides contest. For other entries, look to Rob’s editorial – and read on.
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Garage Gear and Fish Stories
Perhaps not surprisingly for hobby woodworkers, many of whom have a special relationship with their garages, the articles in last issue’s eZine about this room – sometimes known as “the shop” – struck a chord.
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Picnic Table Dimension Corrections
Those of you who snatched up the picnic table plan while it was available as a free plan with last issue’s eZine may want to note a couple of dimension corrections.
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Hardware Heaven Then, and Now
Rob’s editorial last time out brought back memories of old-timey hardware stores for some of our readers, and excitement about new hardware among others.