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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.
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AWFS, Plywood, Vision, RAS
When a reader asked which plywood should be used on our free projects, we confessed that sometimes the best choice is what you can afford. Apparently, this woodworker is on the same page.
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Defining Air, Retrofitting Saws, a Language Lesson
After we aired a letter from a reader who is a blind woodworker, this email came from another.
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Lumber Rack Ideas, Woodworking Variety
Rob asked, “If you were making an over-the-top lumber storage cart, what would you build into it?” He seemed particularly interested in any adjunct that would provide an excuse to add a laser. You responded with a flood of suggestions, both serious and curious. Here is a representative sampling.
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Blind Woodworkers, Puzzling Comments
Back in March, we changed the appearance of the eZine, hoping to make it more pleasant for all to enjoy and navigate. Unfortunately, it made things harder for one group. Below is a short exchange of letters between Matt Becker, our content coordinator, and one of our readers who happens to be a blind woodworker.
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Lasers, Errors, Homage, Miters and Angles
Greg Novosad’s work is obviously astonishing. Would you enhance this article by going into the techniques?
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Wet Sanding and Keeping Tools Dry
The winners of our eZine contest for the best charitable program involving woodworking found charities that covered the range from toys to turnings – all of them great ways to use woodworking to help others.