Woodworkers journal

[Wooden Skye]

Does anyone have a copy of the Woodworkers Journal February 2009 issue?  I am looking for the fold down outfeed table plan, I think it is on page 50.  I went on their website and they are sold out of the 2009 DVD. 

 

[jbasen]

Sorry I can't help with the woodworkers journal issue you are looking for.  However, I do have an HTC out feed table that I've mounted to my Sawstop and I really like it. 

Hope this helps.

 

[wow]

Looks like other folks are in the same boat.

If you haven't already seen it, there are some details here:

http://www.rockler.com/how-to/building-outfeed-table-mount-table-stand-support/

 

[SittingElf]

Sorry I can't help with the woodworkers journal issue you are looking for.  However, I do have an HTC out feed table that I've mounted to my Sawstop and I really like it. 

Hope this helps.

Can you show a picture of your table and sources.  I might have an interest for my Sawstop. Thanks!

 

[wow]

Edit:

Content removed at the request of the copyright holder.  Apparently Zinio is in violation of their agreement, and will be contacted directly.

 

[Wooden Skye]

OK, took me a bit but here you go.

The article is six pages long, from page 50 to page 55. I couldn't get the stupid FLASH POS player to print a range, so I had to do them as a 'spread., i.e. two pages at a time. They will still print just fine.

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Wayne,

You're the Man!  [thumbs up] 

Thank you

 

[wow]

Wayne,

You're the Man!  [thumbs up] 

Thank you

Happy to help, my friend!

 

[stvrowe]

I don't want to rain on the parade but, isn't what just happened here illegal unless you had the publishers written permission?

 

[jbasen]

Sorry I can't help with the woodworkers journal issue you are looking for.  However, I do have an HTC out feed table that I've mounted to my Sawstop and I really like it. 

Hope this helps.

Can you show a picture of your table and sources.  I might have an interest for my Sawstop. Thanks!

I got mine from grizzly.  Grizzly has both the HTC that is 26" wide with dual rollers and their own that is 37" wide with 3 rollers.  I chose the HTC because I have a small shop and the extra width was a luxury I couldn't afford. 

Here is a link that takes you to both

http://www.grizzly.com/search/search?q=outfeed%20table

The table works well for me.  Be aware that installation does require drilling holes in your Sawstop cabinet.

 

[Wooden Skye]

Thanks again for all the help.  In the interest of paying it forward, if anyone wants to go with the HTC from Grizzly, I have a 10% off Grizzly coupon which I am not going to use.  I believe it expires 9/28/14.  PM me if you want the code.

 

[tiralie]

I don't want to rain on the parade but, isn't what just happened here illegal unless you had the publishers written permission?

I would agree.
As I understand it unless you had copyright to this content, this is a problem.

Why the publisher has run out of CD's is somewhat more concerning...

Tim

 

[gkaiseril]

This can be quite complex. The print copy of the magazine can be copyrighted but that might not extend the copyright protection to the electronic formats. Since most of the information is posted for free access on the Rockler site by the author and publisher of the article, this might also come into play in whether the electronic version is copyrighted.

I am aware of a photographer in Chicago that sold the rights to use an image of the Chicago skyline from Lake Michigan to the First National Bank of Chicago 's checks. Chase bought the First National Bank of Chicago was bought JP Morgan Chase and the color image appeared on the bank's credit card. The photographer brought suit for copyright infringement and won. The devil was in the details. The court's interpretation of the use of the image was for checks and advertisement for the checks.