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Small Hooks, Small Hands and Small Changes in Measurement and Language
I don’t know how many subscribers you have from Europe, but would it be possible to add the measurements in metric to the free plans?
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Sticks, Stones and More
In the Tool Preview in our last issue, we mentioned that Steel City showed a new, granite-topped table saw at AWFS, which inspired this anonymous question.
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Luthiers and Language
It must be summertime. Our mailbox had more commentary about language than woodworking, a sure sign that beaches and mountains are distracting us from our shops.
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CompuCarve
Our tool preview in issue 176 was about the Sears CompuCarve, and it generated a good bit of comment, starting with complaints about what we did not do.
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Of Cutting…Boards?
n the last issue, we asked you woodworkers whether you were loyal to wood cutting boards or partial to plastic. In some homes, it seems the dishwasher influences the decision.
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A Doff to Dresdner and Work Sharp
A writer in the last issue noted that some new cordless drills weigh as much as a cinder block, which we suspected was exaggeration, but discovered, thanks to this letter, that perhaps it was not.
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An Ounce of Prevention, a Dash of Forbearance
We know only too well from our own myriad experiences how easy it is to overlook the obvious.
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An Ounce of Prevention, a Pound of Cure
An answer in the Q&A section suggested making a 10 percent solution of oxalic acid, and a followup explained where to buy it. That led to a bit of confusion on the part of this reader.
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They’re Still Talking About Our April First Issue
I for one am glad to see someone other than myself else has a bizarre sense of humor.
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A Fool’s Errand
On April First, we came out with our third annual April Fool’s Day edition. As usual, it generated more reader response than any other issue.