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Woodworker's Journal Magazine Is the Peabody next? With all these awards, we're gonna need a bigger shelf. Guess it's time to get building! http://bit.ly/as6r5
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Like all industries, magazines have their award ceremonies – and one of them was last held in our neck of the woods last night. Woodworker’s Journal went for the gold – and came home with it, from the 13th annual MMPA awards
Woodworker's Journal Magazine Check out this inventive reader-submitted Walnut End Table with a Twist http://bit.ly/1vCkTY
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Walnut end table with one drawer and four dinner trays. The trays are walnut and 1/4″ white Corian. – Kevin Sargent; Overland Park, KS
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Woodworker's Journal Magazine Chris Marshall shares his method of finishing dentil molding, which is used in our December issue Picture Frame project http://bit.ly/4bPId5
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Mounting the blank of dentil on-edge to a base allows gravity to take care of the excess finish and hold it while the piece dries. Brush the finish on liberally and don't worry about it.
Woodworker's Journal Magazine Chris Marshall looks at another great idea we all wish we thought of first: spring-steel washers for guide bushing http://bit.ly/42kUd0
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Do you ever run across one of those super-simple woodworking products that makes you wonder why you didn’t think of it yourself? A lot of folks are feeling that way about Rockler’s new Bench Cookies. Here’s a link if you haven’t seen them already:
Woodworker's Journal Magazine Lots of great suggestions on our blog for how to put skid lumber to use, but we could use a few more! http://bit.ly/1aeKId
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Well, hit them, tripped over them, shoved them around the shop and eventually, piled them just outside the door here. My stack of skids come from various places. Sometimes two skids arrive with a tool shipment, but only one goes back. ...
Woodworker's Journal Magazine Check out these great reader-submitted mesquite projects! http://bit.ly/34zhz2
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I’ve been experimenting with mesquite lumber, here are photos of my first efforts. Attached are photos of two small and one medium size project.
Woodworker's Journal Magazine Don't miss the final entry in Sandor Nagyszalanczy's Skill Builder series: Box & Finger Joints http://bit.ly/484tnG
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A look inside the current newsstand issue of Woodworker's Journal Magazine, plus a selection of plans, articles, and links to related sites.
Derrel Cone Great to see you using even MORE technology.... I really enjoy it!!!
Woodworker's Journal Magazine Check out the sneak peek of our December issue of Woodworker's Journal http://bit.ly/tvpiC
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There’s a December issue ofWoodworker’s Journal headed to your mailbox soon,and this issue is dedicated to one of our all-time favorite tools: the router. Here’s the inside scoop on what you’ll find.
Valerie Gooldsmith Finally, a magazine worth reading and holding on to.
Woodworker's Journal Magazine This reader submitted a photo of a turned pen made for soldiers serving abroad. Great program & project! http://bit.ly/4A98Nx
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It’s not a particularly difficult project but one that gives me great satisfaction. In the US there is the Freedom Pens Project and here in Canada we have the Pens for Canadian Peacekeepers Project. ...
Woodworker's Journal Magazine Just posted the final entry in Ralph Bagnall's Router Bit series: The Dish Carving Bit http://bit.ly/tWYFY
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A look inside the current newsstand issue of Woodworker's Journal Magazine, plus a selection of plans, articles, and links to related sites.
Woodworker's Journal Magazine Rob Johnstone shares some thoughts on the end to New Yankee Workshop in our blog. Be sure to leave yours in the Comments area as well http://bit.ly/1Hk76L
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As many of you have likely heard, the New Yankee Workshop has just announced that the current season will be their last. I have to say, that is sad news to me. Norm Abram, the Yankee at the center of ...
