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WOOD MAGAZINE CHANGES / UPDATES Issue 1-50
ISSUE #	ISSUE MO / YR	PAGE #	ARTICLE	CORRECTION / ADDITION
1	October 1984	49	Cutting board	Cutting diagram: Part B 24" long
1	October 1984	75	Bracelet	Mandrel is 2-1/4" diameter down to 1-1/2" diameter
2	December 1984	54	Walnut and maple frame	Bill of Materials: parts order C, D, A, B
5	June 1985	57	Pint-sized picnic table	DO NOT USE--SEE Outdoor Projects 1994 for correct drawings and dimensions, page 62.
6	August 1985	34	Workbench	Building and installing the vise: Step 1 "Laminate two pieces of 1 1/2"-thick pine to form the vise jaw (N)."
7	October 1985	50	Surface sander	Cutting Diagram: 3/4x26x48" Fir Plywood
7	October 1985	81	Oak coffee table	Laying Out The Pin, Part C: 15/16" should be 1 5/16"
8	December 1985	35	Woodworker's mallets	Drawing (top, left) 2 15/16" should be 1 15/16"
9	February 1986	69	Dining Table	Article continued on page 87
10	April 1986	42	Solid oak dining chair	Cutting Diagram: Cut part E from 1 1/16" stock or laminate two pieces of 3/4" stock
10	April 1986	42	Solid oak dining chair	Assembly: Part C 16 1/8" = shoulder length equals 14 1/2" plus tenon of 7/16" and tenon of 1 3/16"
10	April 1986	60	Redwood Lantern	Part F: top 4-1/8" not 5-1/8"; side 2-1/2" not 3"; 52° not 53°
12	August 1986	68	Oak breakfast tray	Cutting The Box Joints, Step 1: B = 3 13/16"x12"
13	October 1986	47	Heirloom cedar chest	Front Frame, Part A: tenon 1" not 1 1/2"
13	October 1986	48	Heirloom cedar chest	Side Section, bottom, right: 3" and 2 1/2" transposed
13	October 1986	49	Heirloom cedar chest	Supplies: 1 1/2 x 2 1/2" brass butt hinge not 1/2 x 2 1/2"
13	October 1986	51	Heirloom cedar chest	Buying Guide updates: Router bit available from Sears, Craftsman 26330; Counterbalanced lid support available from Rockler, no. 26179, 800/279-4441 or rockler.com
13	October 1986	71	Jewelry Case	Buying Guide: Source of Craftsman Wood Service is no longer available. Hinges available through VanDyke's Restoration part #AL02265564. Also Ace or TruValue Hardware stores under Brainerd #9054.
14	December 1986	49	Folk toys	Flap Jack: 3 7/8" from center of hole to bottom of upright
14	December 1986	50	Folk toys	See Saw: Arms 1/8x3/8x1 7/8"
14	December 1986	67, 69	Oak magazine rack	Part F: Lap joints 3/16" deep
15	February 1987	68	Quilt Rack	Project revised - see WOOD PLAN IFS-1004
16	April 1987	43	Sander Cabinet	Bill of Materials: Part A width 13 1/4"; Part D length 13 1/4"; Part L length 13 1/4"
16	April 1987	49	Aniline Dyes	Updated sources: Constantines Wood Center, 954/561-1716; Highland Hardware, 800/241-6748; Lee Valley Tools Ltd., 800/871-8158; Woodcraft Supply Corp., 800/225-1153
16	April 1987	63	Homemade lathe	Bed Assembly: missing dimension on Pedestal is 1 1/2"; Pedestal missing dimension on part F 14"
16	April 1987	64	Homemade lathe	Motor Mount: Part K from hole to edge 1 1/2" not 1/2"
16	April 1987	65	Homemade lathe	Headstock Spindle: length 12 1/2" not 11 1/2"
16	April 1987	68	Homemade lathe	Power Switch source: AMT
17	June 1987	38	Pin Routing Attachment	Note: fits router tabletop measuring 24x16"
17	June 1987	71	Settee	Bill of Materials, part B, 23 1/4" not 23 3/4"
18	August 1987	20	Tips From Your Shop (and ours)	Quick 'N' Easy Band Saw Extension Table: The blade kerf for the bandsaw extension table can be made as shown, by cutting a kerf in from the left-hand side of the plywood table slightly wider than the blade. Or, an easier way to do this would be to slide the wood table through the blade, leaving a kerf behind the blade in the clamped-down extension table.
18	August 1987	41	Burl-topped coffee table	Mortises: 5/8" from top of mortise to shoulder should be 1"
19	October 1987	14	Saw blade holder (tip)	2x6 delete
19	October 1987	58	Cradle	Update Buying Guide: foam pad no longer available from Sears, contact Sleepland, at 3707 E. Hubbell Ave., Des Moines, IA 50317 or phone 515/262-2705.
19	October 1987	59	Cradle	End Panel: 13" should be 13 3/8"; 2 3/8" should be 2 1/4"; 10 3/8" should be 10 1/8"
19	October 1987	62	Cradle	Stand Shape is Support Upright Shape: top Part I is 7/8" from edge not 3/4"
19	October 1987	74	Bird feeder	Gable Roof Support: 1" should be 1 9/16"
19	October 1987	75	Bird feeder	Finishing Up, step 3: 1 1/4" pipe not 1 3/4" pipe; illustration 1 1/4" pipe; Bill of Materials 1 1/4" pipe and 1 1/4" flange
20	December 1987	65	Showcase wine rack	Bill of Materials: Part E width 2 3/16"; illustration Part B 1/2" hole 5/8" from inside edge
20	December 1987	66	Showcase wine rack	Stemware Supports: Part E holes 5/8" from edges; 8 1/2" from center of each hole; Part F hole 5/8" in from side edge. Cross Members, Part D, hole measurements (from center of holes) rear: 7/8" from both ends other holes 2 5/32" from center to next hole. Cross Members, Part D, hole measurements (from center of holes) front: 7/8" from both ends other holes 4 5/16" from center to next hole.
20	December 1987	79	Fat cat bulldozer	Attach the Dozer Blade, Step 2, 56° note: If your miter gauge reads 0° when set perpendicular to the blade, set the gauge at 34°. If your miter gauge reads 90° when set perpendicular to the blade, set the gauge at 56°.
21	February 1988	50	Portrait Perfect Picture Frame	Rabbet should be at least 1/4" deeper than picture package (glass, mat, mounting board, backing board)
21	February 1988	68	Barrister's bookcase	See Talking Back Issue 23, June 1988, page 10, 1 1/2" should be 1 9/16"
21	February 1988	73	Stackable file cabinet	Bill of Materials: Part F, width 1 5/8"; Part H, quantity 2
24	August 1988	35	Tractor	Bill of Materials: Part D, length, 4 1/4"
25	October 1988	78	Mini-safe	Bill of Materials: Part A, length, 5 1/2"; Part C, length, 4 15/16"
25	October 1988	79	Bill box and key keeper	Bill of Materials: Part B, length, 10"
26	December 1988	68	Scrollsawn ornaments	Illustration: 2 3/4" should be 1 3/8"
28	April 1989	20	More helpful tips	First tip page 66 not page 42
28	April 1989	34	Southwest Bowl	Block Pattern Lamination: Top layer 3 1/8" should be 3"
28	April 1989	35	Southwest Bowl	Feature Layer: 6 1/4" should be 6", side dimensions add up to 12 3/8"
28	April 1989	49	Trestle table	Illustration, right side: 3/16" hole countersunk on bottom side of (C) (not D); illustration, bottom center: End of (D) (not C) protrudes 1/2" from outside edge of (A) on both ends.
28	April 1989	51	Trestle table	Support drawing: 3/8" should be 3 1/8"
28	April 1989	70	Acorn birdhouse	Template, left side, to hole center: 3/4" should be 2"
29	June 1989	20	More tips	Last tip page 70 not page 60
29	June 1989	46	Entertainment center	Cutting diagram: material for Part A is Oak Plywood
29	June 1989	47	Entertainment center	Cutting diagram: material for Parts M,N,O is 1/2x5 1/2x96" Oak
29	June 1989	81	Napkin holder	center column, step 7, 3/4" hole in each shaker
29	June 1989	92	Entertainment center	Buying Guide: new phone number 612/478-8201
30	August 1989	39	Shaker chair	Dowel Clamp: letters clockwise are C/E/A/D/B
30	August 1989	43	Shaker chair	Drilling Guide Chart: Right Front Leg change B to D; Left Front Leg change C to E
30	August 1989	61	Doll Cradle	Edge-Join, Step 1: two 6 1/4x12" panels
30	August 1989	62	Doll Cradle	Bill of Materials: Parts E and F 6 1/4" width
31	October 1989	32	Products That Perform	Plantation Woodstains is out of business
31	October 1989	73	Classic Woody	Cutting the tires, step 2: R = 21/32"
31	October 1989	77	Classic Woody	License Plate is no longer available; instant glue is Hot Stuff Package, #21J06.10; hardwood source is out of date.
31	October 1989	77	Classic Woody	Update (9/01): six spoked-wheel inserts available from Drico Products 888/577-3257
32	December 1989	46	Tambour desk	Add to Supplies: 1" brass knob (6) and 1 1/4" brass knob (2)
32	December 1989	46	Tambour desk	Bill of Materials: Part X Shelf, 3/4x5 1/2x41 1/2", material A, quantity 1
32	December 1989	51	Writing desk	Buying Guide: Constantines no longer carries the porcelain knobs Taper Jig: new phone, Constantines Wood Center, 954/561-1716, www.constantines.com
32	December 1989	86	Tabletop easel	Bill of Materials: part B, 5/8" thick
32	December 1989	87	Tabletop easel	Full-size hinge pattern - see correct pattern issue 34, page 14
33	February 1990	44	Oak dry sink	Drawer: Cut a 7/8" rabbet 1/2" deep across both ends on the back surface of the drawer front
33	February 1990	45	Buying guide	phone number 800/241-9741
34	April 1990	47	Dollhouse in a box	Illustration chimney: 1/4" hole in chimney cap M
34	April 1990	73	Psaltery	Buying Guide: 50 feed of #1 music wire
35	June 1990	62	Settee	Seat Frame: #10x1 1/2" F.H. wood screws through E and into B; #10x1 1/2" F.H. screws into D and C
35	June 1990	65	Settee	Braces (Q) pattern: Screw hole centerline not centerpoints
35	June 1990	69	Showcase	Illustration part B: missing dimension for line 13 1/2"
35	June 1990	70	Showcase	Spline Jig: side measurement is 4" not 2 1/2"
35	June 1990	75	Handscrew Clamps	No Buying Guide Source (Jan 2003)
36	August 1990	45	Country clock	You're almost done, step 1: dial backing C not D
37	September 1990	28	Worldwide Woods	phone changed 303/425-7070
37	September 1990	53	Labor-of-Love Workbench	Hole Locations Detail: part L label should be Q; part M label should be R; Buying Guide: Vise catalog no. G9850, Grizzly 800-523-4777; Laminate maple benchtop no. BBT30060, Dunn & Company, 800-728-3866, 1335 NE 50th Ave, Des Moines, IA 50313.
38	October 1990	22-23	Shop Tip	Missing copy: "…stripping agent and that will speed the aging process of your new parts. About the third time you do this, you won't be able to distinguish the new part from the old ones."
39	December 1990	37	Castle	caption: part P not part H
39	December 1990	41	Business-card case	Bill of Materials: part E, width 3/8"
39	December 1990	46	Cutting board	End Grain Detail: 1" between crosscuts not 3/4"
39	December 1990	72	Battling Harmful Vapors	See Talking Back, June 1991, page 8, for safety update
40	January 1991	38	Large-Scale Moldings	See Talking Back, August 1991, page 6, for formula for 8 and 9" blades.
40	January 1991	48	Sharpshooter's showcase	Dentil mold detail: 3/8" dado 3/8" deep not 1/4"
40	January 1991	51	Sharpshooter's showcase	Buying Guide sources are no longer available
41	February 1991	19	Chisel Rack	Tip in Talking Back issue 51, April 1992, p. 10.
41	February 1991	51	Martin Guitar	see pages xx is pages 52 and 53
41	February 1991	76	Cherry wall cabinet	1/2" rabbet 3/8" deep on both ends of part I (see step 3). Buying guide update: no-mortise hinge (#00H51.21) available from Lee Valley at leevalley.com. Cabinet kit no. 101WD is no longer available, order parts separately. Cherry Tree no longer selling cherry dowels, check your local hardware stores.
42	April 1991	59	Mahogany outdoor chair	Cutting diagram: 3/4x9 1/4x96" Mahogany change bottom row to all part I
43	June 1991	14	Shop Tip (dust-collector switch)	See Talking Back, February 1992, p. 6
43	June 1991	45	Dust Collection	Buying Guide: Low-voltage switching kit. Double-pole, single-throw relay source: Grainger, part #4E944
43	June 1991	46	Dust collector	Step 3: Cut a piece of 1/4" stock to 1 3/16" wide by 22" long for the louver supports (E).
43	June 1991	59	Duck under glass	Step 4: crosscut two pieces of 3/8" stock to 1 1/2x24"
43	June 1991	81	Jelly bean machine	Bill of Materials: Part E length 2 3/4"
44	August 1991	35	Calendar/Clock	Buying Guide changed: New Products, 1 Alpine Court, Chestnut Ridge, NY 10927
44	August 1991	68	Home Brews	Milk Paint see Talking Back issue 51, April 1992, p. 8
45	September 1991	50	Barstools	Leg and Top Side Rail: measurements for breakfast barstool, top two mortise centerpoints 6" not 5 3/4", bottom 5 3/8"
46	October 1991	15	Palm-sander holder	1 1/2" stock (we used a 2x8 not 2x6)
46	October 1991	48	Work with Plywood	Stop Block 3/8" hole, 1/4" deep. See Talking Back, issue 49, Jan 1992, p. 6
49	January 1992	31	Hand-Carved Cookie Molds	Clarity: The 1 1/4" dimension refers to the distance between the two patterns. See Talking Back, issue 57, December 1992, page 12, for revised drawing.
49	January 1992	51	Acrylic-Impregnated Wood	Clock/Pen set parts: Klockit, PO Box 636, Lake Geneva, WI 53147
49	January 1992	70	Shaker wall clock	Buying Guide changed: Turncraft Clocks, Inc., PO Box 100, Mound, MN 55364-0100
50	February 1992	39	Shelving Showcase	Vein Detail: 1/4" veins 3/16" deep
50	February 1992	58	Mitersaw Cabinet	End View Detail: 17/32" groove not 1/4" groove for tape measure
50	February 1992	68	Rough ‘N' Ready Wrecker	Bill of Materials: Part D 4 1/4" Length

Continued on page 2: Issues 51 - 100

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Comments (4)

greyowl8 wrote:

I�ve subscribed to Wood magazine almost from the beginning. How about posting these changes / updates in a downloadable searchable PDF, excel or some such file.

1/1/2012 02:20:39 PM Report Abuse

Rich J. wrote:

I would like to build the crownless shelf from issue197 May/ June 2010, but I am having no luck finding the plyood cap moulding in oak. Anyone have a thought where I might be able to locate this.

7/24/2011 09:49:15 AM Report Abuse

steel_dragon67 wrote:

@ronnmeg you can find assorted candies at your local Cracker Barrel or you can go to Gumball.com hope this helps

1/25/2011 06:59:41 PM Report Abuse

m_saffel wrote:

issue 202 gumball machine, I found that if you put round hard candy instead of gumballs works just as well.

12/29/2010 02:24:06 PM Report Abuse