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This might be of interest to some. It appears in the Sunday section of the News and Observer, titled "Work and Money".

As a side note, clicking on the link from the News and Observer home page,...

Steve,
That is wonderfully done. I think the total composition works, so very well. The inlay portion is masterful.

Doug

Steve,

Your "ps" was the clue I needed...to download. I got the message that "...unable to generate a view...", so I shrugged and went elsewhere.

I would suggest going to the upper left, click...

A.J.,

Thanks for your excellent follow through, and access to your original drawings. That worked very well.

Doug

Thanks for posting A.J.

I appreciate your permission to use your original drawings. I also enjoyed your article, as I am somewhat of a civil war buff. It looks like your book, which I just...

Steve,

It may be of interest to know that the author of the magazine article in Woodworkers Journal has also authored a book titled “Civil War Woodworking: 17 Authentic projects for Woodworkers...

Brenton,

You asked” Are CNC electronic cut files considered the same as plans?” There is an article in Woodworkers Journal that contains plans to build a "Civil War Folding Chair". This...

Steve,

I am of the conclusion that you have a cavalier attitude towards authors’ work. I am specifically referring to the hard work put into publishing a copyrighted magazine, from which these...

Steve,

It seems that Tom’s reply was completely non-verbal. I do appreciate your reply, yet I think that it is utterly false. My understanding is that concerning copyrighted and patented material...

A question for Tom,

I was wondering if you had received permission from Brock Brandenberg (listed as the “…creator of the patented designs…”) to modify the desk and hutch, or whether you have...

Hello Bill,

I have heard of Swiss Pear. This material is a melamine from Roseburg. I received the sheets I used from the Wurth Group in Raleigh NC. They did say that they were not going to stock...

Gary,

I appreciate your thoughts. The router speed, (your right - 10k) using a drill bit, was what led me to this question. I hate to be nuts.

I will look at the Amana 20mm bit. I will have to...

Ok folks, I appreciate the responses, and plan to listen to them:)

The files came to me with a 16mm circle for the Rafix, and after querying, I discovered that the reasoning behind this was so...

Hello folks, first post for me.

Hefele has a drill bit for Rafix fittings. #001.24.327 This bit has a flat on the 10mm shank. This bit also cuts a countersink for the rim of the Rafix . I have a...