As most of you know, in Rob's editorial last time out, we promised prizes to people who said good things about the eZine, as judged by our crack team of judges, consisting of ... Rob Johnstone. You'll find the first place winner in this issue's editorial, but, of course, we just can't get enough of hearing you sing our praises, so we wanted to share a few more entries in the Woodworker's Journal eZine Apple Polishing Contest. - Editor
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Thirty some-odd years ago, Keith Stephens, founder and president of Arizona-based Woodworkers Source, was an aspiring new woodworker with a perplexing problem. He and his wife Betty had designed a jewelry box plan, and Keith was determined to build it out of hardwood — it was to be his first hardwood project. Trouble was, he couldn’t find the wood.
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Woodworking and bicycle-building may seem like an unlikely pairing these days, but Ken Wheeler and his staff of four at Renovo Bicycles is doing just that. His Portland, Oregon-based business has been building wooden bike frames since 2008.
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Fall woodworking is upon us, and winter is just a couple of calendar flips away. If you could use a portable, clean-burning way to keep warmer in the shop, Mr. Heater’s Portable Buddy MH9BX could be the toasty solution you need.
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This discussion began with a post from a woodworker who was looking to expand his turning skills, and asked his online friends for advice. - Editor
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