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   DP | May 01, 2003 07:27pm | #1

   I probably have the issue.  What article are you interested in?

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   WilliamHF | May 01, 2003 09:22pm | #2

   Thank you, DP

   The article was by Jerry Busse and was titled something like "How to make an air cleaner."

   Please let me know should you find it.

   William

   FloridaI make something, sometimes twice, each year.

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   jdpeck | May 02, 2003 12:57am | #3

   I have the issue, No. 14,  and the article.  It's entitled "Shop-Built Dust Collector", by Jerry Busse, at pages 29-31of Issue No. 14.  E-mail your address to me at: [email protected] and I will mail you a photocopy of the article.   John Peck, Pasadena, California.

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   JeffKurtz | May 02, 2003 03:31am | #4

   Come on guys, read the rules of the forum.  This is a copywrite violation, aka theft.

   Go to American Woodworker, order a copy of the magazine.  If it's not available, obtain permission to make a copy.

   Do it right.  Don't steal others' property.

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   JohnCabot | May 02, 2003 05:31am | #5

   If the issue of the 1990 American Woodworker magazine would have been sold, instead of making a copy, would it been OK?

   Thank you

   John Cabot

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   JeffKurtz | May 02, 2003 02:37pm | #6

   Of course.  Selling already printed material is different than reproducing it.

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   WilliamHF | May 02, 2003 05:43pm | #7

   Look------

   American Woodworker Magazine doesn't even have a "Desk"  Copy of  that issue. I've been through that drill via land line. Anyone who wants a copy HAS to look elsewhere.

   Willliam

   FloridaI make something, sometimes twice, each year.

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   ChasStanford | May 02, 2003 05:49pm | #8

   Isn't it absurd that a publisher wouldn't have AT LEAST one copy of every magazine it ever published.

   Seems like somebody would put at least one copy on a shelf somewhere...

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   jdpeck | May 02, 2003 06:16pm | #9

   Are you an expert in copyright law and/or intellectual property law?  What is your legal authority for your statement?

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   JeffKurtz | May 02, 2003 06:28pm | #10

   Final post on this.

   An ad hominem response is never appropriate; it simply begs the question.

   My "authority" or lack thereof is of no relevance.

   It's wrong, Pasadena Probate, and you know it.