Issue 390
Issue 390
A Good Bit of Advice
Once again the eZine collective did not let me down — you have provided me with excellent advice as to how to store and organize my router bits. There were many good options, often with images, and I imagine I will be following up by building some version of storage. (Check out the Feedback page for a selection of your letters.) I am sure when I get to it, I will overthink and overbuild my solution. Like Popeye, I am what I am.
So, thanks for your feedback and for taking the time to give me your ideas. (None of you volunteered to build me a storage system … but I understand!) I will keep you in the loop, and you will be the first to know how this situation ends up.
Rob Johnstone, Woodworker’s Journal
Tricks of the Trade
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How to Coil a Band Saw Blade
Chris Marshall demonstrates an easy and effective way he’s learned to coil up bandsaw blades for storage.
Industry Interviews
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OLFA: Perfecting Cutting Tools for Nearly 60 Years
Japanese company that invented snap-off blade cutter offers many low-cost, quality cutting tools.
Q & A
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Best Way to Make Wooden Puzzles from Pictures?
I want to preserve my granddaughter’s colored pictures as puzzles. How should I make them?
Reader's Project Gallery
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Yellow Pine Kitchen
Good friends of mine asked me I could build them a kitchen. They gave me the plans and this is what we came up with.
What's In Store
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Centipede™ Foldable Work Support Systems
Folding networks of steel struts form sturdy work supports and stow in an included bag.
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Striker FLEXit Light™
Flexible, flat LED light offers convenient illumination and versatile mounting options.
Feedback
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Readers’ Router Bit Solutions
We share a few of the reader responses we got to Rob’s query about router bit storage.
