Issue 106

Issue 106

Big Changes in the Works!

Rob-Portrait351This issue kicks off the fall eZine schedule, so get ready: there will be some great new things coming down the pike. Don’t worry, you’ll still receive the best woodworking eZine on the Net. And your favorite departments and stories will be included. We’ll just have a few new opportunities for you.

For example, in the next week you’ll be getting a separate email from me asking if you’d like to join our online survey group. It will, of course, be free … but if you join, you’ll get the chance to win cool tools and woodworking supplies just for answering questions about woodworking related topics. And there will be no strings attached. If you don’t want to join, that is cool. If you do want to join, you’ll have to answer 15 demographic questions and then just sit back and wait for email surveys to be sent to you. Your opinions will help us publish a better magazine and will help toolmakers get feedback on their tools and supplies. And did I mention that you might win some stuff?

So look sharp and get ready for a fall woodworking season that will knock your socks off. (For those of you who are wearing socks when you read the eZine!)

– Rob Johnstone, Woodworker’s Journal

P.S. Take a look at our newly redesigned Woodworker’s Journal home page. It looks great and is full of useful information.

 

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Industry Interviews

  • TTI buys Big Red

    It was announced that TTI (Techtronics Industries, Inc.), the parent company of Ryobi and the licensed partner of and producer of RIDGID power tools, had purchased Milwaukee Electric Tool, AEG.

    by Michael Dresdner • Sep 8, 2004 • Industry Interviews

Q & A

  • Basement Woodworking Shop

    The basement is dry, but can get humid on occasion. Should I be concerned about my woodworking equipment rusting? If so, what can I do to prevent it?

    by Reader Submitted • Sep 8, 2004 • Q & A

  • How to Fix a Gapping Door

    Unfortunately, the mortise-tenon joint nearest the lockset has opened a gap of about 1/8 inch between the rail and the style. In addition to looking bad, this makes the door hard to close.

    by Reader Submitted • Sep 8, 2004 • Q & A

  • Mouse-Stained Wood

    Unfortunately, one of my boxes of cedar trim housed a family of mice for a few months and they urinated on several pieces of the cedar trim. Do you have any ideas how I could clean this?

    by Reader Submitted • Sep 8, 2004 • Q & A

  • Odd-Size Band Saw Blades?

    I have looked in the Grizzly catalog and a few others only to find that the sizes jump from 85″ to 93″. Do they make a 92 inch band saw blade?

    by Reader Submitted • Sep 8, 2004 • Q & A

What's In Store

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