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If you do not have this book, Lee Valley has it for $14.50.  I just received their early Winter 2016 flyer.  Lee Valley has a limited stock of a 2006 reprint. Jim Vojcek

Ed, I was not able to figure out how to work  Pay Pal for the Scholarship Fund .  I did however download the John Chipman-style Blockfront plans.  How do I get the money into the fund?  Jim Vojcek

I will be going to London the end of June for a few days. My main interests in furnuiture are Chipendale, and Queen Anne.  Where are the best locations to see these styles?  Jim Vojcek

There were fifteen members and two guests who met at Woodcraft in Woodridge, IL.  There were a total of eight presenters.  One presenter, Tom McMahon drove five hours one way.  What a commitment! The show and tell started with Dom Custable and a document box he made.

I have been working on a spice box.  Have no idea how to install the inset keyhole escutcheon.  I understand to be inset, it must go into the wood, but that's it.  Any ideas?  Jim Vojcek

I'm looking for a new bandsaw.  I know several feel the best thing to do is purchase a used machine and repair it. However, I would like to start with a good new unit.  Laguna looks to be a good bandsaw.  I have heard their customer service is verv bad!  Is Grizzly or any other brand of good...

I checked out the new plans. Wow!  The Queen Anne footstool  is excellent.  Congrats to Timothy Killen and his team.  I can only guess as to how many hours were put into the drawings.  On the Block Front Chest,  a message came up:  Drawings are moved or gone.  I hope it was not OM on my part...

Charles, not sure where to post this bookstand.  Very nice layout in Popular Woodworking #186.  Never thought of a bookstand with William & Mary.  You have inspired me to make at least two!  Thanks for the great idea. Jim Vojcek

Mark, saw your article in Popular Woodworking #186, Hanging Corner Cupboard.  Very impressive!  I use J.E. Moser`s dyes and have had the same problem with maple, I like your special mix. Jim Vojcek

Mickey, very nice article in FWW #215 on "Build a Classic Corner Chair."  Impressive photo layout.  I do have one question however:  why do you cut the shoes off the back rails?  I have never made a corner chair, but hope to one day. Jim Vojcek