Reader Submitted

Making a Zero Clearance Insert?

Michael Dresdner provides the answer for a reader wondering about zero clearance inserts.

by Reader Submitted • Mar 11, 2003 • Q & A
Problem with Warping Boards

Our woodworking specialists explain how to easily avoid the mistakes that contributed to this reader’s warping problems.

by Reader Submitted • Mar 11, 2003 • Q & A
Different Fence Alignments for Carbide-tipped Blades?

Michael Dresdner offers a solution to a seemingly unstoppable veenering problem, seen even in the big boxes and in high-end retailers.

by Reader Submitted • Mar 11, 2003 • Q & A
A Veneering Dilemma

Michael Dresdner offers a solution to a seemingly unstoppable veenering problem, seen even in the big boxes and in high-end retailers.

by Reader Submitted • Mar 11, 2003 • Q & A
Feedback: Sandor Nagyszalanczy

This issue’s Reader’s Response covers comments on our previous article about the Downdrafter, the problem of drifting while ripping, and a discussion on the difference between home improvement and woodworking.

by Reader Submitted • Mar 11, 2003 • Feedback
When to Build a Fence to Protect a Fence

Wondering about sacrificial fences, this woodworker turns to Michael Dresdner and Lee Grindinger for an explanation.

by Reader Submitted • Feb 25, 2003 • Q & A
Using Copyrighted Plans

A smart legal question posed by a furniture-maker thinking about selling items made from copyrighted plans.

by Reader Submitted • Feb 25, 2003 • Q & A
Saw Upgrade Choices

Rob Johnstone offers some practical advice to a woodworker in the midst of an upgrade.

by Reader Submitted • Feb 25, 2003 • Q & A
Choosing Between a Planer vs. a Drum Sander

Confused by the choice between a router and a planer, this woodworker presents his quandry to the experts.

by Reader Submitted • Feb 25, 2003 • Q & A
Is It Home Improvement or Woodworking?

Newsletter readers have all sorts of opinions to share when it comes to the distinction between home improvement and woodworking.

by Reader Submitted • Feb 25, 2003 • Feedback