Weekly Editorial
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Woodworker’s Journal Readers, Lend Us Your Opinions!
One of the great things about the eZine is how easy it is to get feedback from our readers. This issue I am looking for the opinions of a particular set of eZine readers
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Tool Shopping on a Deadline
Last Saturday I found myself wandering the tool section of my local big box store, my old biscuit joiner had given up the ghost, and I needed a replacement.
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Someday I’m Gonna Build It!
One aspect of woodworking that I really find satisfying is that there actually is something substantial at the end of my efforts. Something to hold, something that did not exist before my inspiration
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Back in the Saddle
The arrival of spring – and a few great projects featured in Woodworker’s Journal – is finding Rob itching to get back out into the shop.
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Garage Shop Season
Here in Minnesota (home to “God’s frozen people” as Garrison Keillor has dubbed us), things are just starting to green up and Prozac® sales are dropping.
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If You Build It, They will Come: (and Perhaps Take You Away!)
I am always impressed with the variety of interests demonstrated by your woodworking projects.
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FREE…Woodworking Plans (the Price Is So Right)!
The Free Plans section of the eZine is one of our most popular, but we still occasionally receive complaints. Rob Johnstone responds in this eZine Editorial.
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Everyone Has One
As a result of our last eZine, opinions were offered and heard through the medium of our survey. And I was surprised more than once.
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It’s Your Soapbox!
The questions we are asking will help us to evaluate what you like most about the Zine and which departments you find least useful.
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The Survey Module Works!
After much monkeying around, trying to analyze data and figure out a cool way to present our first survey results to the eZine faithful, I’ll just skip the fancy stuff and summarize here.
