Issue 504
Issue 504
We Are Back!
To those of you who visit the Woodworker’s Journal website regularly, you may have noticed a bit of a hiccup in the last few days. The gremlins of the ether were hard at work messing with our website, and it went down for several days. The good news is that we are up and running and the problems have been solved.
As something of an Internet Luddite (and yes, we did try turning it off and on again), I confess that I was pretty frustrated with the situation, but it is all good now. But it did bring me the thought that there may be some of you who are not well-acquainted with all the cool stuff on our site that exists beyond the Woodworker’s Journal Weekly …
To you, I say: click around a little bit. Check out our videos, tips on finishing, joinery — you name it. There is a lot to like (and a lot to miss when the gremlins are on the warpath).
Rob Johnstone, Woodworker’s Journal
Industry Interviews
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Shaper Tools: The Origins of Origin
Two MIT grads and their company are poised to revolutionize the way we use routers and interpret the functionality of CNC.
Tricks of the Trade
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VIDEO: Turning Hollow Vessels
Rob Johnstone takes you through the basics of using a hollowing tool to turn a hollow vessel on a lathe.
What's In Store
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Micro Fence Launches New Website
Company celebrates 24th anniversary of making precision router accessories by launching new and improved website.
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Milwaukee Fixed Blade Knives
Drop point, full-tang blades in stainless or AUS-8 steel distinguish these two fixed-blade knives that Milwaukee backs with a limited lifetime warranty.
Q & A
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Hardwood and Plywood Bench Top?
Can I make a thick workbench top by gluing hardwood strips to a plywood substrate?
Reader's Project Gallery
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Maple End Table
This reader took a plan for a bedroom end table to make a handy dining room helper, complete with a sliding shelf and homemade hardware.
