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From the Editor: Arts & Mysteries is one of our most-read columns in Popular Woodworking magazine. Whether you sympathize with Adam Cherubini’s approach to working wood entirely with hand tools or think he’s simply a glutton for punishment, I think we all can agree on one thing: Adam’s column is never boring.
The 2007 series of Arts & Mysteries columns will feature Adam building a period-style piece using period-style tools and wearing a high-style Bosch Tools T-shirt that we’re certain he has tucked away in his wardrobe. Because of the immense amounts of photos, tips and tales this project is sure to generate, we thought it was best to simply give the man a blog so he can supplement the printed version of Arts & Mysteries with an electronic one.
Here you’ll be able to follow Adam’s progress on his project, find out what has gone wrong (and right) and even be able to comment on his blog entries by clicking on the “Comments” button below. So check back here in the coming weeks, or simply suscribe to our e-mail newsletter, where we’ll announce the official launch of the Arts & Mysteries blog.
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