Woodworker's Journal 1983-7-2, страница 3

Editor and Publisher James J. McQuillan

Associate Publisher Margaret E. McQuillan

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The Woodworker's Journal

VOLUME 7, NUMBER 2 MARCH/APRIL 1983

DEPARTMENTS

4 Shoptalk

6 Letters

12 Workshop Income

Woodworking for Fun vs. Woodworking for Work

16 Cabinetmakers' Supplies Clock Parts and Supplies

18 Restoring Antiques

Applying a Clear Finish

20 The Beginning Woodworker

Flat Miter Joints with the Table Saw and Router

50 The Gift Shop

58 Shop Tips

FEATURE

28 Starting a Woodworkers' Organization

by Douglas L. Hicks

PROJECTS