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   davcefai | Jan 26, 2009 12:31am | #1

   It looks like not ALL of FWW is available to members.

   The article you mentioned is listed in the contents if issue 63 but does not appear anywhere.

   Maybe one of the editors could enlighten us.

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   Cincinnati | Jan 26, 2009 12:46am | #2

   Some issues had articles submitted by non-staff. In the earlier days, the contract did not include copyright release for all future publications and media means: ie: in 1986 internet did not exist as we know it. My understanding is that Taunton only purchased rights for one time publication on these early publication articles. In going back, some authors could not be contacted; others wanted a price too high to justify making the article available to current readership.Greg

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   habilis | Jan 26, 2009 02:25am | #3

   I keep getting adds from Taunton trying to sell me a DVD of the first 200 issues of FWW. Costs $150. What does it have you can't get through on-line membership. Thanks.

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   davcefai | Jan 26, 2009 08:34am | #5

   "What does it have you can't get through on-line membership."Up to today I thought that it would be merely a convenience. Now it seems that it has these articles which are not available on-line.

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   RonK | Jan 26, 2009 04:47am | #4

   The same article is available in "The Best of Fine Woodworking Tradional Furniture Projects" ISBN 0-942391-93-4 which a quick internet search finds them available for around $10.00 plus shipping. The is also a "New Best of fFine Woodworking Traditional Furniture Projects" but I don't know if it is the same as the old one. The above ISBN is for the correct publication

   
   

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   habilis | Jan 26, 2009 08:59am | #6

   Google has that article from the book "Traditional Furniture Projects";

   http://books.google.com/books?id=wD0thmWDoroC&pg=PA17lpg=PA17&dq=holding+the+notes+lance+patterson&source=bl&ots=HBsOPPfkXZ&sig=GulnyZCaR7QdHdD1xYJJcUBaQYY&hl=ensa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=1ct=result#PPA17,M1

   Always worth giving google a shot.

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   geir | Jan 27, 2009 04:40pm | #7

   thanks a lot, this is a great help,

   Geir

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   habilis | Jan 27, 2009 06:36pm | #8

   Great. Good luck. Post some pics as you progress.