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Issue 278

A question on dado blade sizing from the Q&A section of our last issue, eZine 277, prompted some more discussion for our Feedback section.   – Editor
Imagine setting out to build the complete history of the steam locomotive in wooden miniature. To perfect scale, without power tools, in your spare time and while raising a family of five children. This was Ernest "Mooney" Warther's dream, begun at age 28 and completed 64 trains later at age 68.
Fix for a Tapering Jointer?
Is it Okay to Compost Wood Chips?
Reason for Thin-kerf Blade Kickback?
Have you ever had one of those moments when you paused in reflection, and then were a bit amazed at what you had accomplished? Recently I had just such an experience.
The experience that "solidified in my mind that I wanted to go into woodworking" for Meredith Nicole was a tale she heard in France.
Back in the days when what we now consider antique furniture was being manufactured as "the latest thing," woodworkers achieved much of their inlay décor using the "hot sand technique."
"Furniture, whether traditional, plain, or quirky, needs to function first . Then it can go in whatever direction the designer wants." - Bill H.
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