Weekly Editorial
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Sweat and Sawdust
Rob ponders the hows and whys of woodworker’s slowest season: the summer.
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Woodworking A Go-Go
Rob looks forward to the summer as it means warm weather and new tools to see.
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Phooey to Finishing
When I asked what you thought of the task of finishing, I didn’t expect such a flood of opinions and observations.
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Finicky Finishers
As I’ve said before, I’m curious. And I must admit, it’s a characteristic not always appreciated.
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Thanks for Writing
Again, I’m in your debt. Last issue I asked for feedback telling me how you use the Web. Your responses were insightful, interesting, and fun.
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Electronic Feedback
Once again I go to the wellspring of web knowledge and ask for enlightenment. How are you using the Internet to support your woodworking passion?
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The Gift of Humility
It seems that many of us have offered woodworking gifts (made not only of wood, but of our hopes and fears – blood, sweat and tears), only to have the experience go south.
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I Really LOVE IT! (ugh)
It was Christmas morning, and two of my children were simultaneously opening their second gift from my workshop.
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Power Toolmakers: On Your Mark – GET READY
The query regarding building projects to save money engendered the widest divergence of opinion.
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The State of the Woodworking Union
Our leaders are telling us that these are unsettling times. All that is well and good, but what I want to know is the “state of woodworking.”
