Weekly Editorial

  • Working to a Deadline

    My son is getting married on the 29th of August…and so I’m working on my house like a madman! For some reason…it may be genetic…I don’t seem to be able to get anything done without a deadline.

  • Great Summer Reading

    Most of you know that putting out the eZine is just part of my job. I am also the editor of the Woodworker’s Journal print magazine.

  • Summer Shows Approach!

    Some folks look forward to summer as a time that is slow and easy … well, they sure don’t work in the woodworking publishing industry.

  • Life Goes On: Enjoy it!

    Last Friday my eldest daughter, Rachel, was married in a beautiful outdoor evening ceremony, causing her dad to spend some time in a reflective mood.

  • Survey Says!

    The question I asked was “do you read the eZine at home or at work?” Well, let me say that in a highly unscientific examination of your replies, reading the Zine at work is ahead by a small but significant margin.

  • Survey: eZine at Work or Home?

    Often, the address or footer will indicate that the e-mail I am reading has come from a place of business. So … where do you read the eZine?

  • Web Surfer’s Review: Your Forum Finder

    With the recent demise of Badger Pond, Rob consoles the online community with a reminder of the many great forums on the net.

  • Lessons from Across the Pond

    In his woodworking-related travels, Rob has not only had great business experiences, but a few touching life experiences as well.

  • Home Improvement: The Saga Continues

    The compilation of answers to the most recent survey were definitely full of opinions, and led Rob to some interesting observations as well.

  • Frozen Woodworking

    Especially when the frigid weather seems to have no mercy, winter is the perfect time to settle down in the shop.