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WOOD MAGAZINE CHANGES / UPDATES Issue 151-present
ISSUE #	ISSUE MO / YR	PAGE #	ARTICLE	CORRECTION / ADDITION
151	October 2003	57	Tough-Stuff Workbench	Update Buying Guide, Cabinets: Can also use 28" full-extension drawer slides no. 02K30.28
151	October 2003	77	Cabinet-Style Tablesaw	Delta 36-L31X-U50 $1,750 (see issue 153 page 10)
151	October 2003	84	Dead-on 90 degree crosscut sled	Drawing 3: guide bar change to 3/8x1/2x1-1/4 inch; Stopblock change to 3/8 inch dado 1/4 inch deep 7/8 inch from top edge; washer is 1/4 inch flat washer
151	October 2003	85	Tableaw Jigs	Buying Guide Update: Hold-down with bolt and knob no. changed to 145831
151	October 2003	92	High-Class Collector's Cabinet	Buying Guide: shelf supports part number is G611WPB
151	October 2003	95	Temps in a tube	READ important information that comes with the Galileo thermometer before cutting parts Part D: cut length to suit thermometer; Part B: diameter may vary (see issue 153 page 10)
151	October 2003	95	Temps in a tube	Buying Guide is no longer available. Refer to Amazon.com for Galileo thermometers of various sizes.
152	November 2003	62	Pocket-Hole Jigs	Paragraph: Several jigs are adjustable to increase the spacing for wider workpieces, but only two—the Task Pro Center 06250 and Kreg K2000 (NOT K2)—can go narrower.
152	November 2003	64-65	Pocket-Hole Jigs (chart)	The Kreg ProPack includes the Mini, Rocket, and K2000 jigs. Hole spacing on the K2 model is 7/8". Spacing on the K2000 is 9/16, 7/8, and 1 7/16".
152	November 2003	90	Super-Flexible Shop Storage	Drawing 9: 5 1/2" measurements between bins should be 4 1/4"; Photo A and caption 4 1/4"-wide spacer; page 91, step 3, 4 1/4"-wide spacers. See Sounding Board, issue 156, June/July 2004, page 10.
152	November 2003	91	Super-Flexible Shop Storage	Hardware update: plastic sliding door track, no. 10007, shelf pins, no. 22773, available from Rockler, rockler.com. 800-279-4441
153	December 2003	52	Slant-Front Secretary	Drawing 2: 1 3/16" for placement of centered screws for inside part D should be 1 9/16"
153	December 2003	55	Slant-Front Secretary	Missing dimension: Part N top edge is 10 3/4" on drawing 5. See issue 155, page 12.
153	December 2003	98-99	Cyclone Dust-Collectors	Additional information see issue 155, page 12.
153	December 2003	108	Crown-Molding Shelf	Note: standard crown molding (38°); miter angle = 31.6; bevel angle = 33.9
153	December 2003	122	Pyramid Point Tool	Photo B incorrect, see issue 155, page 12, for correct photo
154	March 2004	55	The Shelf Maker's Complete Guide	Adjustable support options: Low-profile shelf standard is shown in photo but not labeled, used with low-profile support labeled as before and after insertion.
154	March 2004	65	Shelf-top weather station	Sources: Instruments are no longer available
154	March 2004	93	CD storage	Sources, CD Racks: Rockler is no longer sourcing pop-out CD racks no. 35875. No other supplier located.
154	March 2004	96	Cat's Meow Scrollsawn Plaque	Exploded View, Drawing 1: 2 3/8" should be 2 3/16". See Sounding Board, issue 156, p. 10.
155	May 2004	37	Easy Glider	Drawing 5 Seat Support Cover: part M length should be 15 11/16"
155	May 2004	40	Easy Glider	Materials List: part M length should be 15 11/16"
155	May 2004	pattern	Easy Glider	Pattern for part M length should be 15 11/16"
155	May 2004	51	Torpedo Level	Level kit: Price $12.50 plus shipping
155	May 2004	73	Traditional Sideboard	Sources Hardware kit for sideboard: Part no. 02K14.17 changed to 02K40.17; Kit no. 05D15.15 is no longer available. Hardware kit for optional center door: Kit no. 05D15.16 is no longer available.
155	May 2004	82	Kid's room ensemble	Sources: Cork source is no longer available. For cork go to art and craft supply stores. For 3M Super77 Multipurpose Adhesive go to hardware store and home centers.
155	May 2004	90	Make a splash with a "waterfall" joint	Fence should be on the side that is away from direction of blade tilt.
156	June/July 2004	28	Epoxy Goes Mainstream	see issue 160, page 12, for glove information
156	June/July 2004	46	Heirloom tall clock	Sources: Mechanical clock movement/hardware is no longer available. Quartz clock movement/hardware kit is still available.
156	June/July 2004	53	Drill Press Table	Drawing 1: Part E is 6 x 8 3/4"
156	June/July 2004	56	Drill Press Table	Sources Hardware Kit: Call for current prices.
156	June/July 2004	79	Benchtop Mortisers	Chart: 200 listed twice on thermometer, temperature shown is correct
156	June/July 2004	87	Four-Jaw Chucks	Coming in issue 160 not 159
156	June/July 2004	88	Rugged "n' Ready Tool Storage	Tag-along tool tote: plans in issue 158, October 2004
156	June/July 2004	95	Wind Chimes	Source, chime kit, is no longer available.
157	September 2004	40	Easy-Lock Featherboard	Note: Feather board to be used on tablesaw WITH T-style miter-gauge slot.
157	September 2004	49	Tower Cabinet	Drawing 1: H is 15" from top of B. See issue 161, page 12.
157	September 2004	50	Tower Cabinet	Step 1: …outside corner of each foot. Adjust your biscuit joiner to cut slots for #0 biscuits in the legs where shown on the patterns and Drawings 8 and 8a. Then adjust the biscuit joiner to center the slots in the legs in the 3/4" thickness of the rails and cut slots where shown on Drawing 8. See issue 161, page 12.
157	September 2004	51	Tower Cabinet	Drawing 8a: biscuit slot center is 5/8" from edge not 3/4". See issue 161, page 12.
157	September 2004	52	Tower Cabinet	Step 1: Then raise the blade to 1 5/8"; drawing 10: 1/4" groove 1 5/8" deep, centered. See issue 161 p.12.
157	September 2004	57	TV stand/coffee table	Drawing 3 and 3a: see change for page 50. See issue 161, page 12.
157	September 2004	68	End Tablet	Drawing 3a: see change for page 50. See issue 161, page 12.
157	September 2004	85	Woodworking Glues	Heat resistance: All of the joints made with Elmer's Carpenter's Exterior outlasted the wood.
157	September 2004	117	Shop-Proven Products	Avenger Products phone number changed to 702/293-7510 (see issue 160, page 10)
159	November 2004	46	Do-It-All Router-Table Fence	Buying Guide: Wood kit is no longer available. Material available at home centers.
159	November 2004	51	Salad Bowls	Sources Lathe Chuck. Part C3418 upgraded to CUG3418 $79.95
159	November 2004	70	Multi-base router kits	See issue 161, page 12: The plunge base of the Porter-Cable plunge router 895PK does come standard with dust collection
159	November 2004	72	Multi-base router kits	See issue 161, page 12: Under "Low points," the first point should read "The auto-engaging spindle lock doesn't work with the optional dust shroud…" Note, however, that the spindle lock can be operated manually.
159	November 2004	80	4 must-have jigs from 3 router experts	Vertical stock pushstick: 30 degree bevel on handle not 45 degree (see issue 161, page 12)
159	November 2004	89	How to choose a router table	See issue 161, pager 12: The model for the MLCS cast-iron router table should read #9593.
160	Dec/Jan 04/05	18	Four-Jaw chucks	Update: Penn State C3418 is now CUG3418, $79.95. See issue 162, page 8.
160	Dec/Jan 04/05	70-74	Shaker Clock	Source: Clock kit: Radio-controlled clock movement no longer available. Replaced with quartz clock movement. Order kit no. SK-WAL-Q for walnut or kit no. SK-CH-Q for cherry.
160	Dec/Jan 04/05	71, 74	Shaker Clock	Source: Spalted maple blank no longer available.
160	Dec/Jan 04/05	87	Photo Frames	With a planer photo: the 1/2" is from the bottom not to top edge (see Planer Beveling Jig drawing)
160	Dec/Jan 04/05	68	Arts & Crafts Dresser	Drawing 7: Part LL 8 3/4" from outside edges should be 7 1/4". See issue 163, page 8.
161	Feb/Mar 2005	24	Create Super-Strong Bridle Joints	Tall Stock Pushblock: 45° change to 30°. See issue 163, page 8.
161	Feb/Mar 2005	46	Closet Storage System	Step 1, caption: Position the base 2 1/4" from back wall.
161	Feb/Mar 2005	71	14.4-volt drills	Trustworthy Torque Specs chart: Bosch 32614 is 300; Bosch 33614 is 450. See issue 163, page 8.
162	Apr/May 2005	38	Versa-Cab	Drawing 1, part C, 4-1/4" change to 4-1/8" from edge to dadoes
162	Apr/May 2005	39	Mitersaw Work Station	Drawing 2, BASE and Materials List: J is 14-3/4 inches not 14 inches; Key 3-1/2 inches is 3-1/4 inches.
162	Apr/May 2005	41	Wall Cabinet	Drawing 4: Shelf holes start 7" inches from top not 7-1/4 inches from top of part A.
162	Apr/May 2005	70	Utility Cabinet System	Photo E and caption: spacer is 21" long
162	Apr/May 2005	81	Brad Nailers	Chart: Porter-Cable BN200A fastener lengths 3/4-2 inches
162	Apr/May 2005	106	Shop-Proven Products	Rockler Woodworking and Hardware 800/279-4441
163	Jun/July 2005	30	Shop Tip: Feather boards	The feather board's pressure should end just in front of the teeth of the blade. See issue 165, page 8.
163	Jun/July 2005	46	Sliding-door cupboard	5b Corner Block: top notch is 1 3/8" (same as bottom notch). See issue 165, page 8.
163	Jun/July 2005	62	6 ways to beef up a workbench	Tool Totes and Case: Front cleat D 1 1/2" from front edge of top (A).
163	Jun/July 2005	70	Bathroom Cabinet	Drawing 4 Door: Horizontal bead K 5/16" thick
163	Jun/July 2005	70	Bathroom Cabinet	Drawing 4 Door, mirror: Measurement for mirror 1/8x11-7/8x21-1/8"
163	Jun/July 2005	80	Mid-priced tablesaws	Rigid TS2400 phone number 800/474-3443
163	Jun/July 2005	81	Mid-priced tablesaws	Web site for In-line Industries is in-lineindustries.com
164	September 2005	41	Salt & Pepper Mills	For correct full-size cap and base template go to issue 166 page 58
164	September 2005	76	Monster Routers	Chart: Smartlift Digital bits can be changed above table with this lift, the chart should show a large bit instead of the X. See issue 166, page 8.
164	September 2005	77	Monster Routers	Porter-Cable DOES offer optional below-the-base dust-collection accessories. See issue 166, page 8.
164	September 2005	78	Monster Routers	Porter-Cable 7518 and 7539 DOES offer optional below-the-base dust collection accessories. See issue 166, page 8.
164	September 2005	79	Monster Routers	Chart: Accessories (11) Optional for Porter-Cable 7518: B,E,G,Q; Porter Cable 7539: B,E,G,K,Q
165	October 2005	50	Compact entertainment center	Source: Rockler no longer sources the #8-32x5/8" knob hanger bolts, they are available at hardware stores
165	October 2005	53	Dead-blow mallet	Photo B: The piece being routed is held away from the bit (not as shown in photo)
165	October 2005	62	Stop tear-out while drilling, routing, sawing	Caption for 1b: Align the chuck with progressively harder taps against its lower portion using a piece of scrap and hammer. See issue 167, page 8.
165	October 2005	68	A gem of a jewelry box	Shop Tip photo: Groove only in middle of drawer side (ignore groove shown on edge of side).
165	October 2005	72	Clamp-on Tool Guides	Chart: Converter Router Trolley model is sold with a pair of 48" rails. See issue 167, page 8.
165	October 2005	82	4 easy bookcase options	Option 4: Van Dyke's Maple is 02036147 and Oak is 02022067
166	November 2005	62	Curio Shelf and Hall Table	When using one of the alternate joinery methods, cut the four aprons (B,C) 1 1/2" shorter than specified in the plans. (Cutting off the tenons.) Be sure to cut to length before laying out the arc. All other measurements and steps remain the same. See issue 171, page 8.
166	November 2005	92	Shop-Proven Products: Freud Box Joint Cutter Set (SB0X8)	The photos of the 1/4" stack and 3/8" stack blades are reversed.
167	Dec/Jan 2005/2006	32	Shop Tips	Source for magnetic base: Woodcraft item no. 128398. Call 800/225-1153 or visit woodcraft.com
167	Dec/Jan 2005/2006	85	Photo Display Stand	Exploded View: #6-32 machine screw should be 1 1/2" long. See issue 169, page 12.
167	Dec/Jan 2005/2006	86	Photo Display Stand	Supplies: #6-32x2" roundhead machine screws. See issue 169, page 12.
167	Dec/Jan 2005/2006	86	Photo Display Stand	Step 2: Hacksaw two #6-32x2" roundhead machine screws to 1 1/2" long, removing the heads.
168	Feb/Mar 2006	14	Tool Shop: Jointers	Photo, lower left: Labels for infeed and outfeed table are switched. See issue 170, page 10.
168	Feb/Mar 2006	55	4 Tablesaw Jigs	Drawing 1, Box-Joint Sled: The width of the blade guard and acrylic on the box-joint sled is 3-1/4" wide to allow for the rotating of the four-arm knobs. The adjusted slot length is 3/4" and location is 3-3/8" from outside edge of fence. See issue 170, page 10.
168	Feb/Mar 2006	57	4 Tablesaw Jigs	Drawing 4a: center of pilot hole is 7/8" from left edge, not 1/2" as shown, and centered 1/2" from top edge; lower dimensions are 1/8" and 3/4". See issue 170, page 10.
168	Feb/Mar 2006	58	4 Tablesaw Jigs	Drawing 2: missing dimension on Adjustable Stopblock, lower right, is 1/2" from edge.
168	Feb/Mar 2006	67	How to cut tails-first dovetails	See issue 169 WOOD Patterns insert for pattern
168	Feb/Mar 2006	73	8" Jointers	We tested the Powermatic PJ-882 (no. 1610079), price $1,650. See issue 169, page 12.
168	Feb/Mar 2006	74-75	8" Jointers	Chart: We tested the Powermatic PJ-882 (no. 1610079), price $1,650. See issue 169, page 12.
168	Feb/Mar 2006	82	Mantel Clock	Part labels D and P on clock face of Exploded View are not needed
169	April/May 2006	58	Planter Box	Drawing 2c: Missing dimensions on top edge (right and left side ) are 1" trim to fit during installation; 2" from edge to beginning of curve; 32" for finished length. See issue 172, page 10.
169	April/May 2006	64	Beating the elements	See 172, page 10 for update.
170	June/July 2006	86, 88	When good wood goes bad	Illustration on page 87 for plainsawn is correct. The illustrations for cupping on pages 86 and 88 show the incorrect grain.
170	June/July 2006	95	Build-A-Gift Contest	An entry must fit into a 2x2x3 foot box (61x61x91 cm)
171	September 2006	20	Shop Tips: Steady-as-she-goes biscuit joiner jig	Handhold: 1 inchradius not 2 inch radius; 3/4 inch radius not 1-1/2 inch radius
171	September 2006	34	Self-sizing dado guides	Accurate Guide is no longer available
171	September 2006	41	Heirloom bookcase	Plunge the biscuit slots in the front legs (F) before gluing the side edging (G) to them. Referred to in the following text: Step 4: …plunge a slot in the inside face of each leg at the marked centerline, as shown in Photo H .Step 2: Then glue and clamp an edging piece to the inside face of each front leg (F), flush with the top and back, where shown on Drawings 2 and 2b. See issue 177, page 8.
171	September 2006	62,64	Regal Eagle	Source: Pneumatic sanding drum and adapter are no longer available. An oscillating spindle sander or sanding drum on drill press will also work.
172	October 2006	16	Ask WOOD	One good turn: Rockler no longer carries the Quik-Crank bandsaw tensioner. Contact Highland Hardware, part no. 086085, 800/241-6748 or tools-for-woodworking.com
172	October 2006	100	Shop-Proven Products	VersaClamp: Mounting brackets are included in the $35 price. Additional brackets can be purchased for $5 per pair. See isue 175, page 12.
172	October 2006	104	Shop-Proven Products	Dust Deputy: Contact information missing. Oneida Air Systems, 800/732-4065; oneida-air.com See issue 175, page 12.
173	November 2006	13	Fibonacci gauge	Source: Locktite should be Loc-Tite
173	November 2006	44	3-in-1 bed for all ages	Toddler bed photo: Front legs should have only one hole and bolt, on the inside edge of the leg, not as shown in photo. Instructions are correct.
173	November 2006	51	3-in-1 bed for all ages	Assemble the crib, step 1: …connector bolts through the bottom inside holes in the headboard legs (A)….
173	November 2006	54	3-in-1 bed for all ages	Source: Hardware Kit. …cross dowels (12) not (8)
173	November 2006	78	Planers	Update: DeWalt DW735 price $550
174	Dec/Jan 2006/2007	39	Heirloom corner cabinet	Drawing 1b: Counterbore for fastener is on the inside face of parts A,B, K,L,M
174	Dec/Jan 2006/2007	80	Wedged-tenon bench	For more on forming the mortises, see page 94 not page 104.
174	Dec/Jan 2006/2007	82	23 tableaw tips, tricks, and techniques	See issue 177, page 8. It's okay to use miter gauge and rip fence together when making partial-depth cuts for dadoes, rabbets, or tenons.
174	Dec/Jan 2006/2007	82	23 tableaw tips, tricks, and techniques	See issue 177, page 8. Step 1: first attach the temporary hardboard tabletop to the saw's tabletop, then raise the blade through it, then set the distance from the rip fence.
174	Dec/Jan 2006/2007	84	23 tableaw tips, tricks, and techniques	Step 9: You'll find plans for this outfeed table at woodmagazine.com/outfeedtable
174	Dec/Jan 2006/2007	85	23 tableaw tips, tricks, and techniques	Step 15, update: Taper jig runs in the miter gauge slot.
175	March 2007	50	Give a top a whirl (turned top)	Due to back orders until May 2007, an alternate source for top hardware is LeeValley, kit no. 88K81.51 and mandrel no. 88K81.52. LeeValley 800/871-8158 or leevalley.com
175	March 2007	68-71	a cut-above mitersaw platform	The galvanized pipe is 1 inch O.D. and 3/4 inch I.D.
176	May 2007	64	Tug-along caterpillar	Cut the round segments, photo 2: Caption should read Round segment not Wheel segment
176	May 2007	65	Tug-along caterpillar	Form the wheel segments, photo 1: Caption should read Round segment not Wheel segment
176	May 2007	73	Picture frames	Drawing 2 Spline-Cutting Sled: 1/8" slot should be 1/2" deep not 3/4" deep
177	July 2007	20	Smart Ways to Store WOOD magazine	Drawing for Binder Jig: Base board 10 7/8" goes the length between the 3/4" end pieces.
177	July 2007	39	Table Lamp	Photo top right-hand corner: 1/8" diameter should be 1 1/8" diameter
177	July 2007	42	Table Lamp	Wiring Detail: Gold-colored wire should wrap clockwise
177	July 2007	45	Trim Routers	The bit opening on the Porter-Cable 310 subbase should be 1-3/16", as listed in the chart on page 46.
177	July 2007	46	Trim Routers	Grizzly does not offer optional bases for its model H7791 trim router.
177	July 2007	76	Gum Ball Goose	Step 5: Sand the tail (B) to 11/16" thick
178	September 2007	44	Heirloom cradle	Sources, Mattress: Custom mattress size is 12x28"
178	September 2007	47	Tablesaw Workbench	Source: Casters no. 00K21.41, Lee Valley Tools, leevalley.com, 800-871-8158
178	September 2007	48	Tablesaw Workbench	Drawing 2: locking swivel caster not double-locking swivel caster
178	September 2007	98	Clamp down on glue-up mistakes	Update to Tip #2: You should wipe off glue squeeze-out while it's wet. See issue 181, page 8.
178	September 2007	110	Miter-joint slippage	The MLCS Merle band clamp (part #9012, 800-533-9298 or mlcswoodworking.com) uses a 23" steel band rather than fabric
179	October 2007	13	Shop Tips: Where's that pencil?	Safety alert: It's best to avoid using a lanyard with pencils.
179	October 2007	33	Bench-tool System	Project Highlights, item 4: Locking casters not dual-locking casters
179	October 2007	35	Bench-tool System	Drawing 4: Locking swivel casters not dual-locking swivel caster
179	October 2007	36	Bench-tool System	Drawing 5: 4" locking swivel caster not dual-locking swivel caster; Source: Casters, 4" locking swivel plate casters no 00K21.41. Lee Valley Tools, leevalley.com, 800-871-8158.
179	October 2007	58	Plane-fun kid's shelf	Photo shows part P reverse of drawings. Part P can be attached either way.
181	December/January 2007/2008	24	Rule-joint Router Bits	Photo D: Shoulder is 5/32 inch not 3/32 inch
181	December/January 2007/2008	40	Modular Cabinets	Source, hardware: Part no. HB28C25 changed to THB0144.
181	December/January 2007/2008	42	General-Purpose Tablesaw Blades	Saw blade retest: See issue 183, May 2008, page 44
181	December/January 2007/2008	62	Drop-Leaf Table	Sources, hardware: Rockler classic pull-out leaf support no. 29512 discontinued, substitute with metal drop leaf support no. 30006
182	March 2008	17	Shop Tips: Lucy, you've got some splinin' to do	Aluminum plate: make as two triangles that meet at the points
182	March 2008	18	3-way mitered half-laps	Heading should be Mitered half-laps
182	March 2008	34	A perfect puzzler: Caged dove	Drawing 2b Drawer Detail Step 3: Part D 5/16 inch hole is 3/8 inch from back edge; Part C 5/16 hole is 1/2 inch from back edge.
182	March 2008	35	A perfect puzzler: Caged dove	Make the drawer,, Step 4: Drawer C, drill a hole centered 1/2 inch from the back edge; Filler D, bore hole centered 3/8 inch from the back edge.
182	March 2008	84	Ribbon clock	Photo A: Pattern in photo incorrect, follow pattern on page 56
184	July 2008	10	Sounding Board	April 2010, update to brass plaque: cost $7. Coin holder dimensions see issue 185 page 7 and http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodworking-tips/editorial-extras/
184	July 2008	16	Shop Tips: Quick-set gauge for honing guide	Acrylic is 1/4 inch thick
184	July 2008	44	Scrollsawn Safari puzzle	We inadvertently omitted the full-size patterns for the zebra and rhino from the pattern insert. For the patterns go to http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodworking-tips/editorial-extras/
184	July 2008	49	Our 20 best router tips and tricks	Tip 8: Hole slightly larger than the diameter of the 1/2" cove bit
184	July 2008	69	Keys to Successful Hand-Sanding	Sources: Correct Flex-Hand Pad/H&L part number is #FR22150
185	September 2008	38	Showplace Cabinet	Source hardware: Change cushioned shelf supports to part no. G708WBN
185	September 2008	72	Contractor-Grade Mobile Crane	Drawing 5a: two holes used to attach hoist sides to mast assembly are 3/16 inches
186	October 2008	64-65	Quilt Ladder	Hardware, Rockler: barbed threaded insert, no. 32025, is no longer available. Replace with hex drive threaded insert, no. 31872. Ready the rungs, step 2, using the hex drive threaded insert, no. 31872, drill a 3/8" hole 7/8" deep at each center mark for inserts. Change Drawing 2 and 2a holes to 3/8" hole 7/8" deep for hex drive threaded inserts. Ssee issue 189, page 6.
187	November 2008	61	Bow-Front Display Case	Materials List, part E: Width should be 3-1/2"
188	December/January 2008/2009	74	Ask WOOD: Splitter or riving knife	Underwriters Laboratories (UL) has moved up the date for manufacturers to comply with its tablesaw riving-knife requirement. As a result, all tablesaws manufactured after Jan. 31, 2010 must include a riving knife in order to get UL approval.
189	March 2009	14	Shop Tips: A slick trick for routing perfect hinge mortises	The spacer must equal the length of the hinge minus the diameter of the bit, in this case a 1/4" spiral bit.
188	December/January 2008/2009	74	Ask WOOD: Splitter or riving knife	Underwriters Laboratories (UL) has moved up the date for manufacturers to comply with its tablesaw riving-knife requirement. As a result, all tablesaws manufactured after Jan. 31, 2010 must include a riving knife in order to get UL approval.
189	March 2009	14	Shop Tips: A slick trick for routing perfect hinge mortises	The spacer must equal the length of the hinge minus the diameter of the bit, in this case a 1/4" spiral bit.
189	March 2009	53	Wall Organizer	Materials List. Change part F quantity to 1.
191	July 2009	22	Make Router Burn Marks Disappear	See related video at woodmagazine.com/routerburns
192	September 2009	15	Shop Tips: Multi-tasking tablesaw sled	14 inch dimension on back end of sled should be 10 inches
194	November 2009	32	Blanket Chest	Drawing 1 and 1a: width dimension for part A is 16-1/8"
194	November 2009	36	Blanket Chest	Materials Lists: width of part A front/back is 16-1/8"
194	November 2009	38	Dovetailing Wide Panels	Change: Clamp the test boards to opposite sides of the spacer block, with their outside face facing out, and tight to the underside of the template [Photo A].
194	November 2009	48	Blanket Chest pattern	Traditional American Blanket Chest Base Full-Size End Pattern: pattern is too short. Pattern should be 4" not 3-3/4" tall.
195	Dec./Jan. 2009/2010	50	Chip & Dip Tray	Templates for success, step 1: Template pieces should be 1/2x11x19"
195	Dec./Jan. 2009/2010	55	11 ways to get the most from your plunge router	Mortising/Doweling Jig: the screw holes used to mount the aluminum bars to the wood guides must be countersunk into the bars to sit flush below the surface of the acrylic top. See issue 198, July 2010, page 6, for updated illustration.
196	March 2010	67	Cook up a kitchen makeover in your shop	Sources, Clear finish: Old Masters web site changed to oldmasters.biz
196	March 2010	77	Ask WOOD: The splashy waterfall joint	Fence should be on the side that is away from direction of blade tilt.
197	May 2010	22	Add storage to stands	Drawing 3: wire pull screw goes through parts J and K; part I width is 10-1/2"
197	May 2010	24	Add storage to stands	There is an error in Section 2 of customizing your own stand. For Step B, the difference in our example should be 1-1/4". As a result, the new length in Step D would be 11-3/4". Materials List: Part D width=16-1/2" and length=26-1/2"; Part E width=16-3/4" and length=12"; Part I width=10-1/2".
197	May 2010	54	3-hp tablesaws	SawStop High Points: Hose support, mounting hardware, and 1-1/4" hose are an optional kit. These items do not come with the saw.
197	May 2010	74	Media Cabinet	Step 1: See the Quick and Easy jig on page 16 not page 18.
198	July 2010	8	Shop Tips	Rockler's phone is 800-279-4441
198	July 2010	57	Hall tree storage bench	Materials List: Part F lower divider, length is 14" not 14-3/4"
198	July 2010	70	Drill- and router-bit case	Cutting Diagram: Part C perforated hardboard is 3/16x24x48"
199	September 2010	66	Dust-catching sanding center	More Resources: Reliably Rugged Assembly Table is at woodmagazine.com/assemblytable
200	October 2010	43	Organize Your Shop in a Weekend	Garage dimensions are 14x24'
201	November 2010	32	Drop-Down Battery Dispenser	For the updated plan, go to http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodworking-plans/shop-organization/battery-dispenser/ or refer to Sounding Board, issue 205, July 2011, page 6.
201	November 2010	41	Greene & Greene-style Clock	Drawing 1, Side Assembly: on part B 1/8" groove 3/8" deep 1/8" from back face; on part C 1/8" groove 1/8" deep, 1/8" from back face
201	November 2010	78	Shop-Proven Products: Colt drill bits	Go to Colt Web site (colt-tools.com) to find a full list of retailers.
202	Dec/Jan 2010/2011	53	Gumball machine	Drawing 1, Exploded View: 3/4" I.D. copper cap. See Sounding Board, issue 205, July 2011, page 6.
202	Dec/Jan 2010/2011	62	Luminous Display Pedestal	Wiring update: See Sounding Board issue 202, December/January 2010/2011, page 6.
202	Dec/Jan 2010/2011	79	Ask WOOD: Birdhouse basics	More tips for building better birdhouses, see issue 205, July 2011, page 7
203	March 2011	28	Pocket-Hole Jig Organizer & Base	Organizer and base was designed to fit a Kreg K3 jig. See Sounding Board, issue 208, November 2011, page 6.
204	May 2011	20	Mitered Half-Laps	Drawing 2 Stile Routing Jig: remove mention "Half of frame width." Build the mitered half-lap jig using the width of the frame as the length of fence reach beyond the base, see Sounding Board issue 206, page 8.
204	May 2011	58	Step-by-Step Elegant Chair	Drawing 2, Front Leg: 1-5/8 inches of leg width should be 1-7/16 inches
204	May 2011	60	Step-by-Step Elegant Chair	Drawing 4, Shoe: Top left-hand measurment of 2-3/4 inches should be 2-1/2 inches
204	May 2011	61	Step-by-Step Elegant Chair	Drawing 5, Crest Rail, part D: Bottom left-hand measurement from beginning line to first spoke mortise of 2-3/4 inches should be 2-1/2 inches
205	July 2011	29	Glider	Drawing 1, Leg: dimension for carriage bolt location is 11 inches from bottom of Leg (A). See Sounding Board issue 206 page 8.
205	July 2011	46	Scrollsawn Potpourri Box	The pattern for the left-most box lid on page 46 was printed too large. To correctly size the pattern, photocopy it at 98% of its original size. Or download a corrected copy of the pattern at woodmagazine.com/205correct.
205	July 2011	60	Construction-Grade Tractor/Trailers	The patterns for the Construction-Grade Hauler in issue 205 (July 2011) were printed 2% too large in the WOOD Patterns?? insert. To correctly size the patterns, photocopy them at 98% of their original size. Or you can download a PDF file at woodmagazine.com/205correct with correctly sized patterns that you can then print out. Because there are so many variables with individual computers that can affect the size of the printout, we recommend measuring the patterns after you print them to verify they match the indicated dimensions before you begin work.
206	September 2011	12	Safely saw paper-thin veneer	Drawing label Hanger bolt should be Zero-clearance insert.
206	September 2011	73	Floating-Top Table	Drawing 1 Leg, Drawing 3 Exploded View, and 1a Tenon and Mortise Detail: Mortise on Leg A should be 13/16 inch deep not 15/16 inch deep
207	October 2011	40	Fold-Flat 3-in-1 Workbench	Drawing 2: To allow room for the leg levelers, the legs (M) should be 31-3/4 inches long, not 32-3/4 inches.
207	October 2011	41	Fold-Flat 3-in-1 Workbench	Drawing 3: Correct dimensions for the taper is 10-3/4 inchs (not 11 inches) and 21 inches (not 21-3/4 inches). Legs (M) length should be 31-3/4 inches, not 32-3/4 inches. See Sounding Board issue 209 page 8.
207	October 2011	42	Fold-Flat 3-in-1 Workbench	Materials List: Legs (M) should be 31-3/4 inches, not 32-3/4 inches.
207	October 2011	65	8 ways to make end-to-end joints that hold	Update photo caption for upper left-hand corner photo: This spline measures a third the tickness of the pieces to be joined, with the grain running parallel to the spline length.
208	November 2011	36	Media Center	Materials List rails (Z) length should be 15-7/8 inches, not 15-1/8 inches.
208	November 2011	66	23-Gauge Pinners	Bostitch HP118K fasteners length are 1/2 to 1-3/16
209	Dec/Jan 2011/2012	30	Miter-gauge extension	For machining the 5/8" T-slots along the back and top edges of the body/extendable stop, we started by cutting a 3/8" dado 7/16" deep. Then, we used the Rockler T-Slot Cutter router bit (part no. 26099) to rout the slots in the edges of the dadoes. If you don't have such a bit, you could also create each T-slot by cutting a 5/8" dado 7/16" deep and glue two 1/4"-wide strips 1/8" thick in place to create the T-slot in each dado. Change Drawing Body/Extendable Stop T-slot measurements 1/8" to 3/16" and 1/2" to 5/8". See Sounding Board issue 213, page 6.
209	Dec/Jan 2011/2012	55	Box-joint jig	Guide length is 11-1/2 inches not 11 inches as shown
210	March 2012	40, 42	Fold-Flat Sheet-Goods Mover	An incorrect dimension was printed for the front legs (G) and rear legs (H). Drawing 3 and the Materials List parts G and H should have a length of 34-7/8 inches, not 39 inches.
212	July 2012	3	On our Web site	Update: Digital issues of WOOD on iPad, Android tablet, and Nook Color for as little as $2.99 per month.
212	July 2012	28	Easy Swingin' Arbor	Update: See Sounding Board issue 213, page 6.
212	July 2012	50	Woodworking Evolved - CNC Machines	Wrong photo is shown for the Laguna CNC IQ, the photo is actualy of the Laguna CNC Pro IQ.

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Comments (17)

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