Weekly Editorial
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Building Is the Answer
The question Rob asked last ‘Zine was: is there a significant difference between male and female woodworkers?
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Fanfare to Furniture
Regardless of what sort of woodworker you are, I’m pretty sure that building furniture is a constant in your shop life.
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Teaming Up for Good
Rob takes a look at the Fall 2002 auction involving many woodworking products being sold for a great cause: the Boomer Esiason Foundation.
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Both: Love and Profit
Rob is thankful for all eZine readers, whether they do woodwork for the enjoyment of the hobby or as a career.
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Steel Yourself: It’s Carbide
Rob responds to reader’s feedback on his thoughts on carbide tipped blades and on a previous Today’s Woodworker who got work from his profile.
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Carbide Cutters: They’re Everywhere!
Rob hasn’t used a carbide tipped blade in a long time, but now he can’t avoid the things. He wonders what happened.
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How You DO Choose!
Rob is pleased to see the reaction to both his last Editorial and to the magazine in general at IWF 2002.
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How Do YOU Choose?
We get an awful lot of questions about what tools to buy, but Rob wants to know how readers make those decisions.
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FREE, FREE, FREE!
Rob is very excited to have been able to produce an extra issue of the Weekly in July 2002.
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America: Red, White and Blue
Rob enjoys the Fourth of July celebrations and talks about a promotion (since ended) that SKIL ran to help after the 9/11 attacks.
