Issue 134
Issue 134
Flat-out Good!
Take a look in our Woodworker’s Journal September/October 2005 print issue, and you’ll find we have a whole bunch of cool things happening. Ian Kirby goes into detail on all the critical components of chair design. I have already received several letters detailing how much readers liked the article and how they can’t find articles with such depth elsewhere. (Why they would be looking elsewhere is beyond me!)
Yours truly also tested several contractor’s saws and managed to somehow get myself into a bit of trouble with several manufacturers. Ah, I’m sure (hoping) their ire will pass.
But the big news is that we introduced Scott Phillips to the pages of the Woodworker’s Journal. Scott has two series currently running on many PBS stations; his long-running American Workshop® and his new show, American HomeShop®, which stars his wife Suzy as well. He is a charming man and so fun to work with. (And a good woodworker to boot.)
And that brings me to the point of this editorial. In the magazine, Scott and I offered a challenge to our readers. The idea was to see what sort of project you all could come up with using just one sheet of 3/4″ plywood. So what’s stopping you? Put on your thinking cap and grab some sheet stock … you could become famous!
Sincerely,
— Rob Johnstone, Woodworker’s Journal
Today's Woodworker
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Pentacryl: Green Wood Stabilizer
A product with an outstandingly high success rate and environmentally friendly credentials, Pentacryl is a lifesaver when drying wood.
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Roseanne Somerson
Roseanne Somerson is known for her stunningly creative designs as well as the practical aspect of her woodworking.
Q & A
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Tubular Bed Plans
Do you have any knowledge of DIY plans to make a steady test for a tubular bed for a woodturning lathe?
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Shim and Spacer Supplies
Michael Dresdner acquiants one reader with a variety of resources for buying shims and spacers.
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Material in ‘Treated’ Wood
What new material is being used in treating wood that is called “treated”?
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Baby Cradle Finish
What finish would you recommend to use on a baby cradle?
What's In Store
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Hitachi SV13YA: Sanding Ease
The new Hitachi SV 13YA 5″ random orbit sander keeps its user comfortable while minimizes dust in the shop.
Feedback
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Suggestions on Sealing MDF
Readers chime in with anecdotal responses to the discussion of English pronunciation and advice on sealing MDF ends.