Woodworker's Journal summer-2009, страница 45

"I made several Child's Adirondack Chair and Settees in both cypress and cedar. As you can see, Maya and her special friend enjoy their settee as they wait for lunch: peanut butter and jelly plus a bowl of milk."

Charles Albertson

Ripley, Tennessee

"I recently Wrote to ask your advice on the proper paint finish for a wooden pedal car I was building. I think it came out rather well, and my granddaughter pedals it all over her patio."

Dr. Jim Naeve Coon Rapids, Minnesota

"I thought you may find my rendition of the the Woven Rocking Chair featured in the Journal interesting. It is constructed using mortise and tenon joinery, and the rockers and armrests are made from poplar. It took about eight hockey sticks to make the rest of the chair'

John Leach Columbus, Ohio

"I used Honduran mahogany and finished the Bench Glider from your magazine with ZAR tung oil. This was probably a little ambitious for my first furniture piece; however, this effort proved to be a big boost to my confidence."

Michael Colicchio Summerland Key, Florida

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