and highlights Kevin Jesequel and Heather Marusiak! Congratulations to both. Great articles.
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American Woodturner issue arrived—
- Thread starter Alan Weinberg
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Nice, I better check the issue out.
Kevin Jesequel
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Thanks for the shoutout, Alan!
I'll definitely check that out. Congrats Kevin and Heather.
Now online also!
A probably dumb question - how do you read the magazine issues online? My copy has not yet arrived.
JKJ
On the AAW site if you are a member (under Resources)
Sign into site first. Then can access.
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Thanks. Seems like I used to know that. I wonder if they offer digital issues on a USB drive.
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I actually downloaded the entire archive (one by one) from the first journal publication in 1986 and read them all, have them sitting in a folder now. Would be easy enough to just save them to a USB stick I'd think
That's a good idea. I'll definitely look for the back issues.
BTW, I've done that for some web sites I liked but went off line. For example, the wonderful gentleman Stephen Russell had some excellent articles on his web site but apparently eventually closed it down. I would find articles I like on the internet archive (Wayback Machine). Eventually, I downloaded the html files for all of the articles that interested me, along with the photos. Organized them so I can access them all on a local drive just as if the web site were still active. (Note: the internet archive is SLOW, so if someone does this have patience!)
I bought a thumb drive with a bunch of FWW magazines once, as well as the one More Woodturning Magazine offered. (It came in a nice wooden case with a lid held on by tiny magnets - classy!)
JKJ