Weekly Editorial
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15 Years of an eZine
It was 15 years ago that the first Woodworker’s Journal eZine was emailed. We look to the past — and the future.
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Rare Find
The building I work in gets a good deal of stuff delivered to it on pallets. These pallets come from around the world, but mostly I ignore them. Now I know that many people knock pallets apart and reuse the wood to make all sorts of things. Personally, I find that a bit too much work for what you get out of the deal. Plus, I put enough nicks and gouges in my jointer and planer blades with out the potential of nail ridden pallet wood crossing their cutters. I guess you can say that I have a bad attitude towards them.
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Is Nothing Sacred?
A sordid tale of shocking photos.
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Nice Day for a Scroll
A new look for the eZine makes it more mobile-friendly to view on the screens of your devices.
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Rock On, Woodworkers!
Rob’s not only a woodworker, he’s also been a musician. How many other musical talents — and instrument builders — are out there in the woodworking world?
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Tell Your Top Tip
Your woodworking tip — in the form of a video — could be a winner this award season.
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Tiptop Birthday
January 31st was my granddaughter’s third birthday. As you might expect, she was very excited about the whole thing, with…
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Adapting to Change
Rob’s recent birthday has him wondering what accommodations to aging fellow Boomers are making in their shops.
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OK … It’s a Bit Nippy
As Minnesota’s temperatures plummet (and his shop heat goes out), our publisher wonders what other woodworkers do about staying warm in the shop.
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Go With the Flow
For those of us making Christmas or other holiday presents, “it’s go time!” is the motto of the hour.
