Fine Woodworking

[George Bokros]

Anyone have issue #96 of Fine Woodworking? It supposedly has plans for a barrister bookcase and I am planning to build one and would be interested in the shop made hardware for the bookcase as shown in this article.

I am looking at their website but am having difficulty finding where I can purchase back issues without buying a whole bunch on CD.

[David J Blackburn]

You can sign up for online archive, which gives you access to pdf files of all the articles every produced by FWW. I believe that there is even a free 14-day trial, so if all you want is the one plan, it wouldn't cost anything, but I use my online archive all the time. It's fantastic. Link here: http://www.finewoodworking.com/onlinearchive/



(http://www.finewoodworking.com/onlinearchive/)

[George Bokros]

Thanks David.

[Ben Rivel]

Im sure many do, but I dont think they can legally give it away... The online archive would be the best legit option Ive heard of.

[Frank Pratt]

Thewoodwhisperer has a great barrister build package that comes with plans & detailed video.

[George Bokros]

Thewoodwhisperer has a great barrister build package that comes with plans & detailed video.

For $100. Way to pricey for what you get. Don't need to see him build it just the plans and sources. He is good though and I am sure the videos are great but please $100.

[Roger Feeley]

To get me to throw away my Fine WW, Fine HB, Wood magazines, my wife bought me DVDs of all of those and more. I still subscribe but every few years, I will update the DVDs. I like being able to search for the articles.