Feedback
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ABC’s of CA Glue
Several readers wrote in response to last issue’s Q&A on the search for CA [cyanoacrylate] glue.
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Parts, Supplies: Find What You’re Looking For
With the answer to the question about retrofitting a riving knife in the last eZine, we heard from a few readers that it is possible: one who provided his homemade solution, and one who has made a commercial one.
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Welcoming Woodworkers
Rob’s announcement that his family would be traveling to Alabama over the holidays in last issue’s eZine brought plenty of words of welcome.
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Confusion, Clarification – and Cookies
We’ll start with the cookies, and the winning ideas our readers cooked up for alternate uses for Rockler’s Bench Cookies™. Here, in order, are the first, second and third place winners.
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From Turkey to Tools
We asked you to talk turkey and tell us the worst woodworking advice you’d ever received – and you gobbled up the invitation.
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Shop Stories: From Scary to Sweet
It seems that many of our eZine readers just can’t get enough of sending in your responses to our contests. These winning stories sent in response to our scary shop story contest are certainly spooky.
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What Wood You Say?
While readers had plenty of thoughts about what a Woodworker’s Journal T-shirt would say, it seems you didn’t have much to say about the rest of last issue’s eZine. One reader did have a thought about the lighting element of a discussion about building a shop from the Q&A section.
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Feelin’ Fine and “Phat”
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.
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Questions on an Answer
In our last eZine, we answered a reader question about the U.S. name for pre-cat lacquer and where it can be found. It seems that readers wanted more information on the subject.
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Jig Supplies, Radial Arm Saw Book Rec, Typo Corner
I liked your article on the jig using bronze bushings. However, our local hardware store didn’t have anything like what you suggested.