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■ Contributors - "117 POPULAR I . WooDworking Learn How. Discover Why. Build Better. Lonnie Bird isatooldesignerand prolific author who has been working wood (or nearly three decades. He's written lor many major woodworking magazines, and has six woodworking books to his credit. Lonnie is also the founder of Lonnie Bird's School of Fine Woodworking (kmniebird.com) in Dandrtdge.Term. In this issue, he writes about how bevel-up planes can help improve your woodworking, especially when wrangling with gnarly grain (page 44). Marc Adams has been a professional woodworker for almost 30 years, during which he's won numerous awards, worked with the U.S. government on woodworking-related issues, and been featured in many books and magazines. He is also the founder of the world's largest woodworking school, the Marc Adams School of Woodworking (maicadams, com). In this issue. Marc writes about the characteristics and properties of the seven types ofglue (page 54). Joseph llardo After 30 years as a college teacher, Joe became a student again when he joined a community woodshop. With the tutelage of fellow members, Joe's skills and ambition have grown in the years since he started woodworking. Ever the teacher, however, Joe couldn't pass up the opportunity to create woodworking kits forbis 8-year-old twin grandchildren, in hopes they too would get booked on the craft. He writes about the experience on page 80. Rob Millard builds Federal-Style reproductions in a one-car-garage shop (that also holds a car). He has contributed to a number of magazines and has written for the Journal of the Society of Period Furniture Makers. You can see more ofhis incredible work at americanfederalperiod.com. In this issue, Rob writes about bellflowers and slringingtnlay- two of the hallmarks of furniture from the Federal period (page 49). AUGUST 2009, VOL. 29.NO. 4 popu larwt>cidwrprkmR.com EDITORIAL OFFICES 513-531-2690 PUBLISHERS GRO U P EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Sieve Shanesy EDITOR ChrislopherSchwaTZ x 1 I407"chns.5chwarz@fwmedia-com ART DIRECTOR Linda Walts )fl I396alinda-watts@fwmcdia.com senior EDITOR Ruben W Lang III 327 ■ robert-lang@fwinedia.com SENIOR EDITOR Glen D. Huey Xl 1293 ■ glcn.hucy@fwmedia.eom MANAGING EDITOR Megan Fillpatrick XI1348 ■ megan.frtzparrick@rwmedia.com ASSOCIATE EDITOR FOR THE WEB Drew Dt Penning xllOOS.d rew.depenning@fwmed ia.com PHOTOGRAPHER Al Pariish CONTRIBUTING EDITORS AdarnCherubi ni, Bob Flexner, Troy Sexton F.WMEDIA.INC. CHAIRMANSCEO DavidNussbaum CFO James Ogle president Sara E. Domville SENIOR VP, MANUFACTURINGS PRODUCTION Phil Graham executive vp.smedia JohnLemer vicepresideht rr.cio MikcKuchn CONFERENCE DIRECTOR Sara Dumford circulation director Linda Engcl newsstand director Susan Rose PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Yicki Whitford advertising ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Don Schroder 331 N ArchSl.Allemown. PA 18104 TEL. 610-B21 -4425; FA* S10-B21-7S84 DISPLAYS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SA LE S COOK DI NATO ft Krisra Morel TEL. 513-531-2690x11311 krisia.morel@fwmedia.eom SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES: Subscription inquiries, orders and address changes can be madeat ptniularwoorhvofkioR cnmlclickffli"EIiislnn>cr Service"]. Lli iv n.nl Popular Woodworking, P.O. Box 420255. Palm Coa s<, IT. '52142-02 55 Or call (Hb-24b-Jib'l Include your address Willi nil inquiries. Allow filoSweeksibr delivery. J4EWSSTANL>L>l5TKIBUTION:r urEis Circulation Co 750 River Road, New Milfocd. N|D7b46 ATTENTI014 RETAILERS:!*) carry I'opuhr Woodworking in your store, call 800-tW4-4b5fi or write Majjazine HPl.nl Sales, P.O. Boi, 5014, lol.i, Wl 54<J4S-S014. BACK ISSUES are available. Call 0OO-25B-O929feirpricing or visit popularsycod^wtttioji.com, Sendcheckuc money order to: Popular Wuoihwrking Back Issues, F+W Media Products, 7U0 E. Stale St.. lola. Wl S4W0. Please specify publication, month and year, CopiTi^hl 0200U by F+W Media, Inc. All rights reserved, Popular Woodworking is a rcgrslcred ' trademark of F+W Media. Popular Woodworking Aiy»usE2009 |
