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Joe in a Cleveland suburb

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Larry in NW Ohio

>I tried two of them, and of course nothing. At least my luck is running 100%. Larry

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Bruce Walton

>Yeah, I saw it. However, I have the same problem and can't find it either. Don't you feel better knowing you're not alone?

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Larry in NW Ohio

>Bruce Yes Thank You I feel better that Someone else has that same problem. If you find it please let me know. Do you happen to remember which mag. it was in. Larry in NW Ohio

been there done that :)

Joe Piotrowski - Chicago Burb's

>after so many years of collecting great articles, plans and tips it becomes to big to manage and that notebook is as valuable as a Rosetta stone.

I recently decided to scan all the good articles into pdf's. most magazines other than wood smith or shop notes contain 50 pct ads.

90 pct of it is just re-hashed stuff and the more you do in ww the more boring most become.

until I find some free software to magazine the files an add searching ability I just place them in folders and names them well.

anyway,it going to take a long while to go through them all. I have really started buying good reference books more than magazines.

I only pick up a magazine if i really like whats in it.a plan or a technique but not based on any subscription or customer loyalty. I don't think I fit there targeted audience.

I am even just scanning furniture adds when some detail catches my eye.

I even have borrowed some neat ides from shop shots :)

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Glenn Madsen near San Francisco

>Magazines are for the reading room. Books just don't seem to fit too well there. ;-)

good point :)

Joe Piotrowski - Chicago Burb's

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Rick Van Schoick

>I maintain an index of woodworking articles. See the link below. I think you'll find what you're looking for there. American Woodworker 12/06 had a jig for cutting crown molding.


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