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The Editors Mailbox Has a New Home

November 4th, 2008 in blogs     
MBerger Matt Berger, executive producer
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What photo illustrates a post about our new blog? How about a snapshot of the old Victorian in Newtown, Connecticut, that became the first new home to Fine Woodworking magazine in 1976. Read the back story. 

What photo illustrates a post about our new blog? How about a snapshot of the old Victorian in Newtown, Connecticut, that became the first new home to Fine Woodworking magazine in 1976. Read the back story. 
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Welcome to the new home of The Editors Mailbox, the house blog from the editors of Fine Woodworking where we report on news, reviews, how-to information, and entertaining stories from our travels around the woodworking world. We'll also use this blog to post answers to questions from readers on a variety of subjects.

Starting with this post, this page has become the new URL to visit for updates to The Editors Mailbox. And, if you are already a regular reader of our blog and subscribe to the RSS feed, you'll need to pick up our new feeds, which are available in a variety of formats. To browse our archive of posts, visit the old home of The Editors Mailbox here.

This new platform provides great new opportunities for us to share information and gather feedback from readers. Login in with your existing account (or start one) and you can create a public profile with a photo and personal statement. And you can post photos of your woodworking projects in our new Gallery.

Leave a comment below with questions or suggestions about our new site. We'd love to hear from you.

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oldfraz writes: Recently completed a blanket chest from the plans of Peter Turner. Found a couple errors in the "cut list". Called for four stiles 1x1-1/2x10-1/4, should be six pieces.

Called for two Center Panels 1x10x13-1/2, shoud be 14-1/2.

Scale drawing of the top shows 16" wide, should be 16-1/2" to 17" minimum to cover the rim and allow for hinges.


Gary Frazier Posted: 1:03 pm on August 30th
swik writes: This looks like an awsome book with lots to learn from. Sign me up for the give away. Posted: 1:00 pm on April 17th
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