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Contributors Marc Adams has been a professional woodworker for almost three decades, during which he's won numerous awards, worked with the U.S. government on woodworking-related issues, and been featured in several books and many magazines. Fourteen years ago, Marc was the sole instructor when he opened the Marc Adams School of Woodworking in Franklin, Ind., to 160 students. Now, every year more than 2,500 students choose from almost 100 classes, all taught by world-renowned instructors. Needless to say, with so many people using the facility Marc is concerned with safety and accuracy. He shares his rules and procedures for achieving both in a new seven-part series. Darrell Peart began his woodworking career making small wooden items to sell at Seattle's Pike Place Market, and worked for many years in various high-end custom shops throughout the Puget Sound, Wash., region. In 1989, he discovered the American Arts & Crafts movement and was captivated by the work of Charles and Henry Greene. His first book, "Greene and Greene: Design Elements for the Workshop" (Linden), was published in 2006. Chris Hedges A former college sociology instructor, Chris decided to leave academia and recently completed a two-year furniture-making program at the University of Rio Grande in south central Ohio. The fourth woodworking project he's ever built, a near-flawless Philadelphia-style secretary, won the "Best of Show" award in the Fresh Wood competition at the 2007 Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers show (AWFS). He now plans to build furniture full time. Rob Porcaro has been a woodworker for more than 25 years. You can see his work online at rpwoodwork.com. Rob is a doctor of optometry by day and a master's track competitive sprinter. He lives in Medfield, Mass., with his wife, Julie; son, Mark; and daughter, Stefanie. In this issue, he writes about workbench upgrades on page 57. 10 ■ Popular Woodworking November 2007 Troy Sexton A long-time professional cabinetmaker, Troy is in the middle of rearranging his shop in Sunbury, Ohio. He says he's going to get rid of one of his five (five!) table saws and replace that with a panel-saw system. But before he does that, Troy has more pressing business: A trip to Canada to fish for pike and walleye. T "I 7 POPULAR 1 • WooDworkinr Learn How. Discover Why. Build Better. ^^ NOVEMBER 2007, VOL. 27, NO. 6 popularwoodworking.com EDITORIAL OFFICES 513-531-2690 publisher & group editorial director Steve Shanesy editor Christopher Schwarz X1407 ■ chris.schwarz@fwpubs.com art director Linda Watts X1396 ■ linda .watts@fwpubs.com senior editor Robert W. Lang X1327 ■ robert.lang@fwpubs.com senior editor Glen D. Huey X1293 ■ glen.huey@fwpubs.com managing editor Megan Fitzpatrick X1348 ■ megan.fitzpatrick@fwpubs.com photographer Al Parrish contributing editors Adam Cherubim, Bob Flexner, Troy Sexton F+W PUBLICATIONS INC. chairman & ceo David H. Steward cfo John Speridakos executive vp, interactive media John Lerner vp, manufacturing Barbara Schmitz director, it Mike Kuehn F+W PUBLICATIONS INC. MAGAZINE GROUP president Colin Ungaro vp, consumer marketing Sara DeCarlo business planning di rector Tom Wiandt conference director Sara Dumford circulation director Linda Engel newsstand director Susan Rose director, digital media solutions Michael Kushner PRODUCTION production manager Vicki Whitford production coordinator Katherine Seal ADVERTISING advertising director Don Schroder 331 N. Arch St., Allentown, PA 18104 TEL. 610-821-4425; FAX 610-821-7884 d.schroder@verizon.net advertising production coordinator Nancy Miller, 513-531-2690 X1228 nancy.miller@fwpubs.com subscription services: Subscription inquiries, orders and address changes can be made at popularwoodworking.com (click on "Customer Service"). Or by mail: Popular Woodworking, P.O. Box 420235, Palm Coast, FL 32142-0235. Or call toll-free 877-860-9140 or 386-246-3369. Include your address with all inquiries. Allow 6 to 8 weeks for delivery. newsstand distribution: Curtis Circulation Co., 730 River Road, New Milford, NJ 07646 attention retailers:To carry Popular Woodworking in your store, call 800-894-4656 or write Magazine Retail Sales, P.O. Box 5014, lola, WI 54945-5014. back issues are available. Call 800-258-0929 for pricing or visit popularwoodworking.com. Send check or money order to: Popular Woodworking Back Issues, F+W Publications Products, 700 E. State St., lola, WI 54990. Please specify publication, month and year. Copyright ©2007 by F+W Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Popular Woodworking is a registered trademark of F+W Publications. fw |
