Weekly Editorial
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Space to Work
Whether woodworkers are changing to a shop that’s bigger or smaller, they have certain needs when it comes to space and tools.
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Outdoor Dilemma
Rob wonders what outdoor projects await eZine woodworkers as the weather turns to spring.
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New Premium Content a Big Hit
Rob reflects on the successful launch of the Woodworkers’ Journal online Premium Content section.
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What Is Your Moment?
Rob tries to pinpoint the most satisfactory moment of a woodworking project.
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The Floor is a Thing Too Far
After installing flooring, Rob warns others against this project.
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New Premium Content?
Rob describes the new Premium Content area of woodworkersjournal.com for Woodworker’s Journal print subscribers.
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Winter Wish List
There is this rumor about woodworkers (I find it scurrilous) that for some of us getting new tools is more important than actually making something out of wood. Now, while I know that this is untrue for 99% of us, I also know that we do like new tools. Personally, because of my unique position, I suffer from an embarrassment of riches in the tool department. But I remember to when that was not so. Laying down the $900 I had saved up for my Delta contractor’s saw with the 50-inch fence extension. (It emptied my savings account.) Walking through 7 Corner’s Ace Hardware and buying my first Bosch jig saw — which served as my “band saw” for the next several years.
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From Firewood to Treenware
Some of Rob’s firewood takes a detour on the way into the fire, and winds up in the workshop.
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January Slump
After a frenzy of holiday gift-building, Rob’s shop time enters a January slump.
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Family and Fun
Rob shares what holiday projects he built for his family this year.
