APF Journal Volume 8

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Greg Brunk

New member
Mark & Margaret:

  Simply put awsome job..... I didn't think you could top last years edition but by golly I think you have. Mark it is apparent you put the same effort in the journal as you do in your furniture. Again congradulations to the both of you on a fantastic job, Sorry I missed your demo at last falls meeting for the Ohio River Valley section but I had something come up. I look forward to congradulating you in person at the next meeting. Got to go now and read my new Journal.......

Happy Holidays to your family

Greg Brunk
 
Started woodworking when I was 13 years old, Have woodworking magazines from that era in my bookcases today. Over the 60 years since I have read most if not all magazines that have been published, including the foreign ones. Being a retired newspaperman I have probably been a little over critical of some of them. That said, I want to give a big WELL DONE to all persons involved  in creating the new Journal. My humble opinion is: THIS IS THE BEST SINGLE ISSUE of a woodworking magazine to ever cross my desk.
Keep up the good work.
thanks
Bob Maus
 

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