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Oh, Chris Schwarz - a question

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Oh, Chris Schwarz - a question

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

>I seem to be getting Pop WW more often - the October issue was followed by a November issue, and now December. Have you guys gone to monthly and I missed the announcement?

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Not yet

Christopher Schwarz

>Bill,

We still publish Popular Woodworking seven times a year: February, April, June, August, October, November and December.

Some days I wish we had the staff and resources to publish it monthly; but so far, no dice.

Chris

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That's one of the nice things about...

Christopher Fitch @ Memphis

>Furniture and Cabinetmaking Magazine...

It's not cheap, but the monthly issues are nice.

Now I may not renew them though...

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ps. last issue was a good one

GolfSteve in Calgary

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Re: Not yet

Jonathan Peck - N.Y.

>I just recieved a new toy..eh..uh..plane from LN and in the bottom of the box was a recent issue of PWW with a nicely designed tool cabinet project. As I looked over the project pictures, I couldn't help but notice a lovely miter plane. What a crying shame. I certanly hope it turns up. I once had a bmx bike stolen. What the thief didn't realize is that it was made by the guy who ran the bike store and there were only a few similar to it. The thief cleverly spray painted it yellow and rode it right past my house.....on my birthday. We may have been half his size (at eight yrs.) but the sight of all of us chasing him down the block was enough to make him drop it and run off. I wish you similar luck.

BTW - any more pictures of the contents of the drawers in the tool cabinet? I'd love to see some more of your organization ideas.

Regards

Jonathan

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