Issue 417
Issue 417
New Premium Content a Big Hit
A couple of weeks ago, I announced that we had developed a new section of our website that features what we call Premium Content. Any time you launch a new online effort, there are so many things that can go wrong that it is always a bit of a gamble.
The good news is that not only did our new programming not cause our website to spiral into the great abyss of quirky and frustrating Internet bugs (“When I click on your video button my screen freezes and a recording of Kate Smith singing ‘God Bless America’ comes on … is that supposed to happen?”), but the reception of the new content has been really great. Many print subscribers have been quite complimentary.
So, thanks for hanging in there. If you have not seen the Premium Content, check it out. If you are not a print subscriber, maybe you would consider becoming one to get all the new super-cool content. I mean, you like woodworking … right?
Rob Johnstone, Woodworker’s Journal
Today's Woodworker
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Justin and Ian Martin: Boat Building Brothers
Brothers Justin and Ian Martin have become master boat builders.
Tricks of the Trade
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Easy Way to Install Threaded Inserts
Threaded inserts can be hard to start straight into their pilot holes. Here’s a foolproof solution.
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Foam Backer Rod Keeps Holes Finish-free
Often it makes sense to prefinish parts before assembly, but how do you keep wet finish out of dowel or shelf-pin holes?
What's In Store
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Portamate® PM-1800 Panel Carrier
Rolling carrier helps you move and saw sheet materials more easily and safely.
Q & A
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Should I Use a Handheld Power Planer for Thicknessing Stock?
I need to thickness some stock, and I wonder if a handheld power planer is the best tool to use?
Reader's Project Gallery
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Modular Bunk Bed Setup
With the lighted book case, large storage drawers, and flexibility with arrangements, this project is not only a great looking piece; it’s also quite versatile.
Feedback
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Woodworking’s Moments of Magic
eZine readers share when it is that most feel the magic and satisfaction of their woodworking projects.
