Issue 7
Issue 7
Woodworkers Doing Good Work
Thanks for your great ideas!
When you ask woodworkers what they like to build, like I did last issue… boy, oh, boy! The response has been not only huge, but helpful as well. As I’ve said before in this space, it’s great to be able to tap into the creativity of people who share my love of woodworking. I was not suprised at the variety of projects (ranging from musical instruments to toys to gazebos) folks were interested in, and yet there seemed to be a common thread: very often your projects were being built for other people. It seems woodworkers are often the kind of people who are ready and willing to do for others. This doesn’t surprise me either … as I’ve known a great many woodworkers over the years. Still, it is encouraging to know that there are good souls out there, willing to build a cabinet for a neighbor or an access ramp for a friend, or even to help an editor with some project ideas.
Thanks, and keep up the (truly) good work.
Rob Johnstone, Woodworker’s Journal
Industry Interviews
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The Shopsmith Cult
John Folkerth thought he might start a company that could supply parts for the Shopsmith Mark V. In the end, however, he finally decided to rescue the whole company.
Today's Woodworker
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Art, Furniture or All of the Above? Victor DiNovi
We should probably expect that any woodworker out of California will do things a bit differently.
Q & A
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Workshop Lighting Guidelines?
A cadre of experts enter into an illuminating discussion on shop lighting.
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Speed Settings for Routers?
A woodworker asks our experts what speed setting they use when routing.
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Ripping Narrow Boards?
What is causing this woodworker’s cut strips to bow?
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How to Replace Veneer?
A woodworker seeks a solution to a common problem, how to replace the veneer that’s pulled off his furniture.