Issue 4
Issue 4
You’re Really out There!
You’re really out there!
In my last letter to you, I mentioned my desire for more significant communication, in the spirit of woodshop camaraderie. Your response was just great. I received many e-mails from woodworkers who identified with being bitten by the woodworking bug. I also got tons of compliments on the eZine in general, as well as several suggestions for new eZine departments, a few offers to write stories for the ‘Zine and one comment on my cheesy goatee (that from a fellow editor).
So, keep it up. I’m all ears (or in this case, eyes). I’m interested in what you are thinking — about the eZine, woodworking, tools, woodworkers, techniques, and/or projects … but not my beard. This issue concludes the messy shop contest, and I must say we are cut from the same cloth. My office photo is included as proof positive. Please notice the special sections in the table of contents below because they won’t necessarily show up on the navigation bar when you go to the live version of our eZine.Read on, enjoy, and don’t forget to tell your friends about us.
Rob Johnstone, Woodworker’s Journal
Industry Interviews
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Ridgid Gets Urgent
Brian Sponsler faced the prospect of developing the Ridgid brand of woodworking products, building a new product development operation from scratch, and finding a whole new distribution channel for his company’s tools.
Today's Woodworker
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Rocking to a Different Beat: Tyrone Sewell
The rocking horse is such a standard part of our culture you expect to see one in every picture of a nursery.
Q & A
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Ways to Prevent Panel Cupping?
This reader has a very detailed question about panel cupping.
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Undoing a Mortise and Tenon Joint?
Once you have a strong joint made, what’s the best way to get it apart?
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Making Homemade Filler?
Can you mix sawdust and an adhesive to create a filler?
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Are the 1/2″ Router Chucks Really Better than 1/4″?
Our experts offer some advice on the best bit/chuck sizes for routers.