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Online Extras from FWW Issue #284

#284-Sep/Oct 2020 Issue

Online extras from FWW issue #284

	Video: A Multifaceted Life Russ Fillbeck has been many things; submariner, woodworker, teacher, and philanthropist. In this interview, Russ shares his story, from how he started woodworking to his work helping President Carter raise money for his foundation, The Carter Center.
	Video: Danish-Inspired Stool From joinery to parts shaping, soap finish to seat weaving, David Johnson builds a Danish-inspired stool from start to finish in a five-part series.
	Video Workshop: Fundamentals of Handplanes Nothing exemplifies an accomplished and experienced woodworker better than the full command of handplanes. In this video, Mike Pekovich leads you on the journey toward a mastery of this vital hand tool. You’ll learn: How to read grain direction to avoid tearout How to assemble the essential plane kit A fast and reliable method for getting sharp How to do better work with handplanes
	Video: 7 Questions with Steve Latta We learn more about contributing editor Steve Latta’s favorite furniture and tools, and the mistake students make time and time again.
	Video: A look behind the tests Asa Christiana demonstrates the tests he performed to find out which belt sanders stood out in our latest tool review

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Comments

Scrapfire | Jul 27, 2020 05:27pm | #1
Why is the Kristina Madsen article not mentioned online. I thought it was the best thing in this issue and cant find anything more about it online. It seems to be excluded from the website.

FWW Editor

BenStrano | Jul 28, 2020 11:43am | #3
The articles trickle out from the magazine over a few weeks. It's coming.

oneseeker | Jul 28, 2020 10:48am | #2
Sorry to complain, but I read the Tools & Materials article on the Microjig 360 sled kit and went to Amazon to purchase it. Only after completing the purchase did I realize that the router bit is not part of the kit. The article states that the bit comes with the kit. The router bit is actually more than the kit itself (which is understandable, but not expected from the article).

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