Out of the Woodwork: Pride for Sale
I wanted my profit margin high but my ego was knocked low. By Angelo Paino Page: 104 From the April …
Out of the Woodwork: Ironwood Logs and Mad Bulls
A quest for lumber leads to some fancy firewood, a sore butt and a full gut. By Peter Sieling Page: …
Out of the Woodwork: A Whiff of the Past
The scents of our work can evoke a sense of reverie. By Ben Knebel Page: 104 From the December 2005 …
Out of the Woodwork: Human Moisture Meter
You, too, can determine moisture content simply by feeling a board. By Peter Sieling Page: 104 From the November 2005 …
Out of the Woodwork: Quit Crying and Get to Work
So you can’t afford (insert dream tool here). Boo hoo. Hit the flea markets then start making sawdust. By Scott …
Out of the Woodwork: Woodshop Pest Control
One man’s trick to keeping his lumberyard’s small mammal population in check. By Peter Sieling Page: 96 From the August …
Out of the Woodwork: Farewell Fractions – Hello Bob
A new unit of measure attempts to trump the troublesome imperial and metric systems. By Robert Dunstan Page: 96 From …
Out of the Woodwork: Almost a Plane Wreck
The perilous flight of the world’s most valuable tool. By Christopher Schwarz Page: 104 From the April 2005 issue #147…
Out of the Woodwork: Protecting Tools from Kids
Sometimes a little talking-to (and video surveillance) is all it takes. By Sam Stickle Page: 104 From the February 2005 …
