The Woodworking Times
The Woodworking Times is on-line woodworking magazine. I used to publish it once every two months,
but it became too hard to keep up the pace, so I decided to slow down and publish an aticle from
time to time, when time allows.
You can still access old issues, they contain a lot of interesting information. If you have an
interesting article that you'd like to share with other on-line woodworkers,
just let me know!
Eddie Sirotich - webmaster
March - April 97
This issue contains articles on how to build an elegant poster
bed, repairing a thread on a plough plane, an essay about the visit to Bristol Design and
more information on kitchen basics.
January - February 97
This issue contains articles on how to achieve a Super
Smooth Oil Finish, we look at the work of Ron Clarkson, learn what the Old Time Whittling is all
about, continue learning Kitchen Basics and finally, refresh ourselves with some Woodworking
Poetry!
November - December 96
In this issue you can find out how to make your own quality
oil stain, read a novel about building a workbench, Ryobi BT3000 table saw review, an article on
building a kitchen and finally, some woodworking humor.
September - October 96
Veneer Basics
Sal Marino, our resident woodworking expert, tells you
all about Veneer Basics.
July - August 96
Finishing Oily Woods
Sal Marino, our wood finishing columnist explains
everything you need to know in order to properly finish oily woods.
May - June 96
FINISHING CHERRY
Sal Marino, our wood finishing columnist explains
everything you need to know in order to properly finish a cherry.
March - April 96
Mountain Woodworking Workshop Provides A
Vacation Like No Other
Tim Van Riper takes you to a woodworking vacation where you can learn to bust a chair from a
tree, whet your appetite for carving by making a Swedish
spoon or hone hand tool skills while learning from master woodworkers.
January - February 96
Table Saw Maintenance
Excerpted from Tune Up Your Tools: The
Woodshop Maintenance Handbook, c1996
by Sal Maccarone, to be published in
March 1996 by Betterway books. Used with
permission. This new book shows how to
properly maintain every tool in your shop.
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