I'm looking for a copy of this magazine:

Woodworker's Journal: Volume 27 Issue 6 Page 75. Nov/Dec 2003

I want a copy of the plans for the "Rolling Lumber Rack" shown he

http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/pl...ails/5/13/1865

Does anyone have a copy that they're willing to sell? I already
checked ebay and various classifieds, and googled for lumber rack plans
that looked close to those plans (which is what I want).

Thanks,
Stubb

I just saw that lumber rack but in was in a more recent issue, I thought. I
will double check and let you know what I find. You can have it cheap if
you want it.
Scott

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I'm looking for a copy of this magazine:

Woodworker's Journal: Volume 27 Issue 6 Page 75. Nov/Dec 2003

I want a copy of the plans for the "Rolling Lumber Rack" shown he

http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/pl...ails/5/13/1865

Does anyone have a copy that they're willing to sell? I already
checked ebay and various classifieds, and googled for lumber rack plans
that looked close to those plans (which is what I want).

Thanks,
Stubb

Two items of interest. First, Woodworker's Journal has placed the
article in their book "From Shop to Home: Essential Projects, Tips and
Techniques". They sent me a free copy to promote their new line of
books. You can probably order it directly from them or, better yet,
try to convince them to send it to you as part of their trial offer.

Second, the April/May 2005 issue of Wood (pg. 92-93) has a similar
project without the casters. You may want to take a look at your local
newstand.

Lars

On 2005-03-15 14:19:35 -0600, "Stubb" said:

I'm looking for a copy of this magazine:

Woodworker's Journal: Volume 27 Issue 6 Page 75. Nov/Dec 2003

I want a copy of the plans for the "Rolling Lumber Rack" shown he

http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/pl...ails/5/13/1865

Does anyone have a copy that they're willing to sell? I already
checked ebay and various classifieds, and googled for lumber rack plans
that looked close to those plans (which is what I want).

Thanks,
Stubb

Thanks - actually it was that recent issue that I saw the picture
(without plans) and went looking for it - and found out it was from an
out of stock back issue. Thanks for looking, though - I appreciate it.

Lars,

I looked around on their site and didn't see it. DAGS and Amazon
didn't show it either. Do you happen to have the book handy and could
let me know what the ISBN is? How long ago did you get the free copy?
Thanks for your help.

It is copyrighted 2004 by the Woodworker's Journal and part of the
"Complete Woodworker's Library". It is 158 pages long. There is a
forward by Larry Stoiaken, the Editor oin Chief of Woodwork'ers
Journal. There is no ISBN number. I received it about 2 months ago
with an invitation to subscribe to a series of woodworking books from
the WJ library. You may want to call someone at WJ and ask about this
series; maybe they'll send you the same trial book.

Lars


On 2005-03-15 21:01:17 -0600, "Stubb" said:

Lars,

I looked around on their site and didn't see it. DAGS and Amazon
didn't show it either. Do you happen to have the book handy and could
let me know what the ISBN is? How long ago did you get the free copy?
Thanks for your help.

Yep, I have that issue if you still want it.

Scott

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I just saw that lumber rack but in was in a more recent issue, I thought.
I
will double check and let you know what I find. You can have it cheap if
you want it.
Scott

"Stubb" wrote in message
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I'm looking for a copy of this magazine:

Woodworker's Journal: Volume 27 Issue 6 Page 75. Nov/Dec 2003

I want a copy of the plans for the "Rolling Lumber Rack" shown he

http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/pl...ails/5/13/1865

Does anyone have a copy that they're willing to sell? I already
checked ebay and various classifieds, and googled for lumber rack plans
that looked close to those plans (which is what I want).

Thanks,
Stubb

Scott - sent you an email.

Did you send it to my hotmail? Because I haven't received anything. I
don't post my real email in newsgroups.

Thanks.

fins2left00@

"Stubb" wrote in message
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Scott - sent you an email.