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Issues 51 - 100

WOOD MAGAZINE CHANGES / UPDATES Issues 51-100
ISSUE #	ISSUE MO / YR	PAGE #	ARTICLE	CORRECTION / ADDITION
51	April 1992	51	Dovetail Jig	Locating The Guides: kerf should be on the right side, not left side. See Talking Back issue 54, September 1992, p. 8.
51	April 1992	58	High Chair	Step 8: "With the outside face up" not down
51	April 1992	59	High Chair	Miter-Cutting the Stretchers not Rails; Inside face up or Outside face down (part D); Bill of Materials: Part A 23 1/4" Length; Leg Assembly: A = 23 1/4" length; 3/16" shank hole not 5/32"; 1/8" pilot hole not 7/64".
51	April 1992	60	High Chair	Base illustration: no holes on top of part D.
51	April 1992	61	High Chair	Seat illustration (right corner): 1 1/2" not 1 1/8"; Step 3, do plug the holes; Step 5, 5° not 10°.
51	April 1992	62	High Chair	Support Detail: only 1 screw in L/M not 2.
51	April 1992	63	High Chair	Buying guide tray new address: Rockler, 4365 Willow Dr., Edina, MN 55340.
51	April 1992	63	High Chair	Buying guide Miller Hardware address: 1300 ML King, Des Moines, IA 50314.
51	April 1992	72	Buying Boards	See Talking Back issue 54, September 1992, p. 6 for reader letter.
52	June 1992	41	Sharpening Carving Tools	Buying guide new source, polishing compound: Wood N' Things, Inc., 208/375-9663
52	June 1992	55	Classic Column	Buying guide new phone: 800/321-6840
52	June 1992	59	Porch rocker	Rocker Lamination: 1 3/4" dadoes not 1 1/2"; End Frame Assembly: missing dimension part B 14 3/4".
52	June 1992	64	Woodie revival	Photo caption: woodwork is by Ohioan Steve Glasier
53	August 1992	46	Tin punching	Buying Guide: Country Accents new address and phone 570/478-4127, 1723 Scaife Road, Williamsport, PA 17701
53	August 1992	51	Pie Safe	Buying Guide tin panels: area code change 570/478-4127; Hardware: polished brass latch with catch
53	August 1992	78	Wagon	Front Wheel Support: front edge of H not I; struts L = 5 1/2", trim 3/4" for K
53	August 1992	79	Wagon	Cutting Diagram: part P from Walnut not Walnut Plywood; Bill of Materials: G 1" Thick, L 5 1/2" Length
54	September 1992	69	Workbench	Buying Guide: Woodworker's Vise is no longer available, use vise of own choice
54	September 1992	72	Idea Shop stool	Tenon illustration: for part A the glue line is on the adjacent face; 1/4" for part C not 1/2"
54	September 1992	77	Wall Cabinet System	Exploded View: Change 3/4x2 inch non-mortise hinge to 7/8x2-1/2 inch non-mortise hinge
54	September 1992	79	Wall Cabinet System	Buying Guide: Hardware kit no longer available. Wire pull no. 39768, magnetic catch with strike plate no. 29280, no-mortise hinge no. 90434. Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, 800/279-4441 or www.rockler.com
54	September 1992	81	Workshop Clock	Buying guide clock parts: Quartz clock movement #10002; hands #66995; face and bezel assembly #27029
55	October 1992	37	Shaker-style tall chest	Divider (D) bottom measurement: 5 5/8" not 5 3/8". See Talking Back, issue 62, August 1993, page 11.
55	October 1992	40	Shaker-style tall chest	Step 3: "over the front edge of the top shelf (C)."
57	December 1992	61	Train	Cut the Parts, Step 1: part B 12 1/4" length; Parts View: part B not A for Pilot/Chassis; width 7/16"+2 5/8"+7/16"; 7/8" should be 15/16"
57	December 1992	62	Train	Locomotive: Part D, 1 1/4" to center of hole is 1 1/8"; Part C, width is 2 5/8" not 2 1/2"
57	December 1992	63	Train	Bill of Materials: C 2 5/8" width; F 2 3/4" long.
57	December 1992	65	Train	Buying Guides are no longer available, no other sources found
57	December 1992	68	Periscope	Final assembly, step 2: "Position the router table fence 1 1/4" from the center of the bit." "front piece (B)" not (A).
58	January 1993	49	Router retrofit	Buying Guide, Router plate: Insert plate 3/8x12x12" acrylic no. 16L71. Woodcraft, 800-225-1153, woodcraft.com
58	January 1993	61	Blanket Chest	Lid Support: part P should be Q; part B should be R. Note: measure for the hinge pilot holes
58	January 1993	81	Router-fence system safety guard	Width end of acrylic top is 3 7/8"
59	February 1993	34	Baby's first bed	Bill of Materials: Part A is 43 7/16" long
59	February 1993	35	Baby's first bed	Top edge of cornerpost (A) no higher than 1/16" above top edge of (B).
59	February 1993	36	Baby's first bed	Taper Detail, 43 7/16" to bottom of post; Corner Posts, right leg, top, 1 1/16" from center of hole to top, 5 5/16" from center of hole to top
59	February 1993	39	Baby's first bed	Guide Rod: 5/8" between corner post bracket and "S" bar mounting plate
59	February 1993	42	Random-Orbit Sanders	Porter-Cable 333 not 7336
59	February 1993	45	Random-Orbit Sanders	Porter-Cable 7336 not 333
59	February 1993	52	Dining Table	Step 5 and 6: Base drawing is Crossmember drawing
59	February 1993	56	Dining Table	Buying Guide: kit discontinued. Tabletop fasteners #34215, T-nuts #26054, floor guides #18657, and extension slides (wood #29496 or steel #29694); available from Rockler at 800/279-4441 or rockler.com; table aligners #JH 3 available from Woodworker's Hardware at 800/383-0130 or wwhardware.com
59	February 1993	68	Birdhouse	Cutting Diagram: bottom right corner, 4 1/4 should be 4 1/2"
60	April 1993	60	A Credenza With Charisma	Door and Side Frames: Part B, width 1 1/4"
60	April 1993	61	A Credenza With Charisma	Glass-Stop Positioning Jig: 1 1/8" wide; 1/2" should be 3/8"
60	April 1993	62	A Credenza With Charisma	Section View, Glass Shelf: 13 3/8" + 31 1/8" + 13 3/8"
60	April 1993	75	Dining Chairs	Bill of Materials: Part D 15 5/16" length
60	April 1993	76	Dining Chairs	Side Frame Assembly: Part D is 15 5/16" length
61	June 1993	27	Willow Works	Address: The Wonderful Willow Works, 755 Main St., Belgium, WI 53004
61	June 1993	59	Rocking Snail	Measurement from the front edge of the slats to the front of the body should be 3 1/2"; Antennae pegs should be shortened to 1" in length and the mounting holes drilled 1" deep. Making the antennae small round knobs.
62	August 1993	34	High and Mighty Tablesaw Jig	Buying guide changed to Schlabaugh & Sons Woodworking, 800/346-9663. Stock no. TJ-101.
62	August 1993	36	Raised Panels and Frames	The exact angle of the saw blade to cut bevels on raised panels will vary according to the width of the reveal.
63	September 1993	23	Fold-Out Work Supports	Side, width: 35 1/4" not 37 1/4"
63	September 1993	34	Tall Clock	Cutting Diagram: 1/4x24x96" Oak plywood
63	September 1993	36	Tall Clock	Marking the hole locations: both end 3/4" should be 3/8"
63	September 1993	38	Tall Clock	New supplier for clock parts: Schlabaugh & Sons Woodworking, 800/346-9663.
63	September 1993	46	Sees & Such Snack Shop	Change "However, birds that typcically feed on the ground, like cardinals and juncoes, use a crevice in a tree bark to hold their seed while they peck it open." to "However, cardinals and juncos use the platform board. Nuthatches wedge seed into a crevice to peck."
63	September 1993	56	Intarsia Coatrack	Pattern: eye made out of Maple
64	October 1993	78	Shaker bed	Buying Guide, hardware kit: Bed bolt covers JG-226 changed to KK-22. Stock no. WMBD KIT no longer available. New address and phone: Hershberger Hardware, 1411-TR178, Baltic, OH 43804, 800-734-8044.
65	November 1993	38	Sears Whole Shop Dust Collection Kit	Kit #29964 for manifold system
65	November 1993	60	Ageless Urn	Carrier board stave pocket should be 8 7/8" long. Stave pocket depth 1 1/2"; stave width 1 1/2". New Bill of Materials in April 1994, page 8.
65	November 1993	69	Block Quilt Hanging	Miter-Cutting the Diamonds: from blade should be 7/8" not 1"
66	December 1993	35	Fastening Tools	Jet 800/274-6848
66	December 1993	36	Teddy Bear Chair	Step 2: 3/4"-thick cherry to 1 5/8"x18 1/4"
66	December 1993	37	Teddy Bear Chair	Exploded View: Part E, 6 1/4" from top of leg to seat top
66	December 1993	37	Teddy Bear Chair	Backrest: Part B, 11 3/4" should be 11 1/8"; 8 1/4" should be 7 1/8"
66	December 1993	40	Teddy Bear Chair	Final Assembly: Top (A) 11 3/8" should be 10 1/4" to top of armrest
66	December 1993	41	Teddy Bear Chair	Full-sized front leg patterns: 5 1/2" should be 6 5/8"
67	January 1994	15	Shop Tip	Misspelled name David Hogue
67	January 1994	35	Miter Jig	Bill of Materials, part J, 2 pieces not 4
67	January 1994	37	Miter Jig	Handle Pattern: 1/4" too short, goes over polycarbonate too
67	January 1994	39	Miter Jig	Buying Guide: price should have been $49.95 as of 4/94
68	February 1994	34	Country Cabinet	Stanley hinges are no longer available. See plan DP-00060 for updated project.
68	February 1994	35	Country Cabinet	Cutting Diagram: board for U,T,V,Y should be 3/4x9 1/4x96" Pine
68	February 1994	35	Country Cabinet	Upper Molding Detail: label G should be H and label H should be G
68	February 1994	35	Country Cabinet	Lower Molding Detail: label H should be F and label G should be H
69	April 1994	26	Ask WOOD	The Crafts Fair Guide zip code is 94942
69	April 1994	73	Safari Puzzle	Full-Sized Pattern: dog pattern should be labeled MW
69	April 1994	76	Country Chair	End View: lines for locating dowel hole centerpoints should be 7 1/4" not 4 7/16"
72	September 1994	34	Roll-Around Plywood Cart	Side View, End Panel A: top, 3" should be 2 1/4; angled side edge, first 18 3/4" should be 18 1/4"
72	September 1994	49	Mobile Workbench	Buying Guide, Vise. Record vise is no longer being manufactured, use vise of own choice.
72	September 1994	50	Mobile Workbench	Under "It's time to add the vise," step 1: Record vise is no longer being manufactured, use vise of own choice.
73	October 1994	47	The Perfect Polyurethane	The Flecto Co., Inc. 800/635-3286 U.S./800/387-3625 Canada
73	October 1994	57	Biscuit Joiners	Notes 1- 4 missing: 1. (HH) Hand-held (ST) Stationary () Designed for use with drill press; 2. (B) Belt (D) Direct (G) Gear () Machines have a slip clutch for preventing kickback and extending motor and gear life; 3. (E) English (M) Metric; 4. (A) Adjustable (F) Fixed (0° and 45° only) (*) Adjustable fence available (#) 0° only
73	October 1994	75	Tureen	Buying Guide: 801/266-1578
74	November 1994	74	Corner Classic	Update, Step 4: where shelves (E) fit into dadoes into sides (C) cut 1/8" shorter the shelves (D). This will allow wood movement to slide in and out of dadoes.
74	November 1994	76	Corner Classic	Update, Step 2: after top and bottom are installed, now install shelves D and E. Note: Do not glue E in place, the shelves must be able to move. Fasten with screw in the corner where A and B are joined with one screw 4" in A and one screw 4" from corner in B.
75	December 1994	35	Scrollsawn Ornaments	Super Scrollsaw Patterns is no longer published
75	December 1994	56	Dresser-Top Delight	Bill of Materials: parts L,M,N width is1 3/32"; R width is 3 7/32"; S width is 5 7/32"; T width is 11 7/32"
75	December 1994	63	Snow Globe	Buying Guide: Craft Supplies USA is no longer sourcing the snow globe
75	December 1994	69	Shop Clock	Buying Guide, Engraved Plate: As of August 2001 cost is $10 per plate, address changed Custom Awards, 9200 Hickman Road, Suite S, Des Moines, IA 50325.
75	December 1994	73	Snowman	Buying Guide, new address: Roberts Studio, 2620 Heather Road, Seymour, TN 37865, 800/316-9010
75	December 1994	74	Pee-Wee Starter Set (golf)	Supplies: 3/16x1 1/4" carriage bolt not 13/16"
75	December 1994	104	Finishing Touches	Only the brochure is free, not the book
76	January 1995	43	Pocket-Hole Joinery	Trend-Lines 800/767-9999
76	January 1995	57	Notable Door D?cor	Buying Guide, tuned chime rods, are no longer available.
76	January 1995	61	Portable Planer	Original project designed for a 10" planer, new dimensions are for 12" planer: Exploded View: width of I should be 21 1/4"; width of K + L's should be 21 1/8"; Side Panel: 2 1/2" between top edge and holes should be 4"
76	January 1995	62	Portable Planer	Bill of Materials: E length is 22"; F length is 21 1/4"; G length is 21 1/4"' I width is 21 1/4"; K width is 20 5/8"; M length is 20 5/8"
76	January 1995	63	Portable Planer	Parts View: part J 1/4"-wide slots 1 1/2" long
77	February 1995	39	Slow-Speed Grinders	Penn State 800/377-7297
77	February 1995	45	Develop Your Shop Skills	To get the proper measurement when starting to measure from the 1" mark on a tape, add 1" to the desired board length.
77	February 1995	57	Plant Stand	Buying Guide: Leichtung Workshops no longer sourcing the material
77	February 1995	65	Mission Buffet	Buying Guide no longer available. Substitute pulls: Drawer pull item 01G60.10 and door pull item 01G60.20; hinge item 02H10.04 available from Lee Valley, leevalley.com or 800/871-8158; door catch item 27H03 available from Woodcraft, woodcraft.com or 800/535-4486
77	February 1995	70	Bird Houses	Illustration: top and bottom 2x4s 8 29/32" apart
77	February 1995	71	Bird Houses	Bird Feeders: Step 3, third line, concrete-coated should be resin-coated.
77	February 1995	72	Bird Houses	Wood Duck Nest Box: 25 3/4" should be 26 3/8"
77	February 1995	72	Bird Houses	Wren House: 1" hole, dimension to center of hole 1 1/2"
78	April 1995	64	Federal Mirror	Routing the Cove: E is 3/8" thick, cove is 1/4" deep, so there should be only 1/8" in contact with pilot bearing.
78	April 1995	65	Federal Mirror	Bill of Materials: Part B, width is 6 1/2"; Screw-Hole Detail, 3/8" plug 5/16" long
79	June 1995	42	One Cool Cabinet (ice box)	Buying Guide Hardware change to Van Dyke's 800/558-1234 or go to vandykes.com. Brass elbow catch no. 02230503; icebox label no. 02220063; 2 pair of offset hinges no. 02222905; right-hand latch and catch no. 02243872; one pair of combination hinge and lid supports no. 02285835.
79	June 1995	44	Radial-Arm Saw Stop	Pattern Pack: missing dimension on part B, 5/32" holes countersunk
79	June 1995	53	Easy Glider	Pattern Pack: back slats, where you see the symbol ø substitute the fraction 11/16".
79	June 1995	56	Easy Glider	Exploded View: assembly with parts A/B/C/D/E 1/4x2 1/4" R.H. machine screw
79	June 1995	57	Easy Glider	Supplies: 1/4x2 1/4" roundhead stainless steel machine screws
79	June 1995	57	Easy Glider	Bill of Materials: Part U, length 56 1/2"
79	June 1995	57	Easy Glider	Buying guide: New address McFeely's, PO Box 11169, Lynchburg, VA 24506-9963 or call 800/443-7937
79	June 1995	69	Teeter-Totter	Bill of Materials: Part E, length 9 1/4"
80	August 1995	73	Tanglewood Fireball Pendant	"Stive to make the strands a constant diameter (about 5/32" is good).
81	September 1995	26	Tool Buyer's Update	Detroit Radiant Products Co. new #800/222-1100
81	September 1995	41	Canoe Craftsmanship/Bumbaca	Paleo Canoe Co. is out of business
81	September 1995	42	Coffee Table	Pattern Pack: build the table leg using the measurements in the article and correct the measurements on the pattern to match those of the article. (see article-pages 42-47)
81	September 1995	44	Coffee Table	Buying Guide is no longer available
81	September 1995	64	Gardener's Gold Mine	Source for cedar post top balls no longer available.
82	October 1995	18	Shims	Veritas dado shim set sold by Veritas Tools 800/667-2986 and protected by patent.
83	November 1995	64	Country Plate Rack	for missing full-size pattern, send self-addressed stamped envelope to WOOD magazine, 1716 Locust, LS221, Des Moines, IA 50309-3023
83	November 1995	69	Timeless Timekeeper	Buying Guide update: Supplier for quartersawn oak no longer available.
83	November 1995	70	Child's Activity Center	step 3, reference should be page 30
83	November 1995	78	Home Computers	foot note: page reference should be page 82
83	November 1995	79	Home Computers	KnotWhole Publishing is out of business.
84	December 1995	82	Craftsman-Style Shelf	Section View: both parts should be 1/2" not 3/4"
85	January 1996	47	Router Accessories	Eagle America: featherboard and stop block for the fence shown in photo is not included in this package. These are sold separately as accessories. The metal table legs are not an Eagle America product. They sell a hardwood table-leg assembly.
85	January 1996	55	Cradle	Buying Guide: new source for keyhole shelf hangers, Rockler 800/279-4441 Single #28837, double #28829
86	February 1996	40	Drill-press table	Ready-to-assemble kit is no longer available.
86	February 1996	74	Kit Furniture	Grand River Workshop is out of business.
87	April 1996	58	Far East Desk Chime	Buying Guide, chime rods, are no longer available.
88	June 1996	39	Patio Table/Benches	Bill of Materials: Part E, length 5" not 4 1/2"
88	June 1996	43	Patio Table/Benches	Cutting Diagram: 60" cedar boards should be 72"
88	June 1996	54-55	Scrollsaw Applique	Fuschia stencil from StenSource International is #W9514 Contact StenSource at www.stensource.com or call 800/642-9293
88	June 1996	66	Treasure Tower	for missing full-size pattern, send self-addressed stamped envelope to WOOD magazine, 1716 Locust, GA310, Des Moines, IA 50309-3023
89	August 1996	24	Shop Tips	Illustration: 1/4" plywood front should be 7" not 6"
90	September 1996	47	Shaker Nightstand	Buying Guide: Preturned legs are no longer available.
92	November 1996	58	Down-Home Sideboard	Buying Guide: Router bit Freud #99-240 drawer lock bit available from Freud at 800-334-4107 or freudtools.com. Hardware from Constantines is no longer available.
92	November 1996	63	Country Lamp	Wiring diagram: The silver colored screw is the neutral, but it should be attached to the ribbed conductor. The broadest blade on the plug is neutral, not hot as originally shown. See Talking Back August 1997, page 4 for illustration.
92	November 1996	73	Farm Truck	Buying Guide update: Cherry Tree Toys no longer selling spoked wheels; Hardwood kit and spoked wheels available from Hertiage Building Specialties; Toy plans catalog no longer available by mail, see www.baldwintoys.com
93	December 1996	61	Junior Jalopies	Chassis Exploded View: to receive axle peg, 1/4" hole should be 3/16" hole
93	December 1996	73	Universal Tablesaw Jig	Buying Guides for Hardware kit and Ready-to-assemble kit are no longer available.
94	January 1997	47	Punched-tin wall cabinet	Buying Guide. Country Accents new address and phone: 1723 Scaife Road, Williamsport, PA 17701, 570-478-4127
95	February 1997	13	Quick-Grip clamp helps keep crosscuts square	Remove text: It also provides me with a convenient handle to help push the piece through the saw.
95	February 1997	24	Dovetail-Jig Stabilizer Fence	Exploded View: A is 12" wide; Porter-Cable model 5008 Dovetail Templet is no longer available.
95	February 1997	67	Wiring Your Shop	see Talking Back, August 1997, page 10. A subpanel requires two separate bus bars, one for the ground wires and one for the neutral wires. The ground bus bar amounts directly to the panel box, and the neutral bus bar should rest on an insulating block to keep the neutral wires from contacting the panel box. Also, in a subpanel, the ground wire must come from the main service entrance panel to provide a "least resistance" ground path for any fault current. Remember, don't take chances with electricity. Always consult local codes and get the advice of a certified electrician before beginning any do-it-yourself electrical work.
97	June 1997	71	Saw and save by milling your own lumber	New address: Granberg International, PO Box 2347, Vallejo, CA 94592-0347; phone 800/233-6499
98	August 1996	79	The WOOD Gang Builds Kit Boats	Paleo Canoe Co. is out of business
98	August 1996	92	Grand Humidor	Buying Guide-sources no longer available, no replacement available
99	October 1997	36	Dining-Table Duo	Buying Guide: 6" peppermill mechanism part no. 365-0006; rubber bung part no. 123-0148
99	October 1997	55	Mobile sanding center	Buying Guides of vacuum and dust-collection system are no longer available
99	October 1997	57	Ikebana Vase	Buying Guide changed to Craft Supplies USA, 800/551-8876, www.woodturnerscatalog.com, part 183-0200
100	November 1997	54	Dust-Defying Cyclone	Muffler for cyclone, see Talking Back, issue 101, December 1997, page 8
100	November 1997	67	Roll-Around Tool Base	Exploded View: part B 1 1/4" measurement bottom of where E meets part B
100	November 1997	73	Portable Belt Sanders	Bosch: sanding frame accessory not available
100	November 1997	79	Two-wheeler bike	Handlebar pattern (pattern pack): 1/8" pilot holes should be 3/16"; add 1/4" to cutline

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Comments (18)

kathleensmit wrote:

Issue 219 - July 2013 Raised-panel-bit boxes. Pages 54 and 55 are not complete. Need to be reprinted.

5/23/2013 05:05:03 PM Report Abuse

swallace19431 wrote:

Issue # 218 (May 2013). In the text, para.2, you say, position the rip fence 31/4 inch from the dado blade. However in the illistration, pg. 47 it shows the dado 3 inches in from the end of the board. Which is correct?

5/14/2013 04:42:37 PM Report Abuse

charles hachat wrote:

issue 215 dump truck,location of wheel holes can't be correct.rear dual wheel hole 1 5/8 and 2 1/8 too close.approximately 3 3/4 from end on second hole.

5/8/2013 02:04:25 PM Report Abuse

dickcottrell47 wrote:

I have a June of 1994 Wood Magazine that has an article on 44 regarding building a solar "Kiln" The article offers plans and material list to build the kiln for $9.95. I sent a check and request for plans and material list to the address at wood magazine and my letter came back "undeliverable". Who do I send this to.....? to get a set of plans and material list? dick cottrell

4/3/2013 10:58:24 AM Report Abuse

jerry h. wrote:

Iss. 218,page43,drawing 2,should the rabbets be 1/4/in instead of 3/8?

3/16/2013 09:17:50 PM Report Abuse

Cyberwil2 wrote:

Looking a the Dec/Jan 2012/2013 issue and on page 18 is a Dead-on accurate Shelf-pin jig. The story says to use the drawing at the right to build the jig. No drawing.

2/18/2013 07:59:32 PM Report Abuse

drury.william wrote:

i am looking april 1989 issue page 70 issue 28 it's a acorn bird

12/18/2012 09:56:31 AM Report Abuse

rgross241 wrote:

In Issue 208 the material list does not list part "A" nor any sizes for this part

11/25/2012 02:37:07 PM Report Abuse

bob_trowbridge wrote:

Issue 209 - Box Joint jig I am new a routing. My router will only extend above the table 15/16", with a 1/4" mounting plate. If I use a 3/4" bedplate on the jig, the bit will only extend 3/16" above the plate. I have a 5/16" dia. bit, so the extension needs to be 5/16". Are there longer bits available? Or does my Craftsman router have too short a travel? I am into woodworking on a shoestring budget.

10/21/2012 10:27:20 AM Report Abuse

grzendafarm1 wrote:

Nov 2012 issue: On Page 62, the web site for the hardware kit is correct but they do not offer that kit. Any suggestions as to another site?

10/16/2012 07:40:12 AM Report Abuse

MadMaxH3 wrote:

In issue #213 on page 60 for the "Tic-Tac-Toe Game Set", should the dimensions for "Part D - top/bottom panels" be : 1/4"x 4-5/8"x4-5/8" ?

8/8/2012 07:15:40 PM Report Abuse

sshanman wrote:

I am currently working on the Playtime Express found in Issue #14, page #74 and have a question regarding part "U" the top of the passenger car. The plan calls out a 1/2" beading bit. The part is listed as 1/2" stock. This bit is too large to leave a reveal top and bottom as shown in the photo. Is it supposed to be a 3/8" or 5/16" bit?. If you center a 3/8" bit the piece wants to crawl under the bearing. Thank you, Sam Shanman. samuelshanman824@gmail.com

4/21/2012 08:50:36 PM Report Abuse

vernshomes2 wrote:

In issue #209 dec/jan 2011/2012 The carousel music box I made but unite was to unstable that I put a ring lazy suzan in it and made a world of difference on how it looks and works Vernon Johnson Clearwater MN 55320 612 202 5708 VernsHomes@ gmail.com

2/18/2012 12:38:01 PM Report Abuse

lgreen512 wrote:

Thanks for a great project this month(Mar 12)and thanks for the update, but I think there is another misprint. Part "F" how far up or down due you drill the holes(3/8")from the end. You say find the center point and drill 3/8" holes even on the drawinds you do not have the measerments like everything else. Your help is needed-----Thanks

2/16/2012 10:57:13 PM Report Abuse

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