Looking For Today's Woodworker, Issue 24, Nov/Dec '92, Cherry Dining Chair Plan

replying to Ed, Matt Redmond wrote: Ed, I just found that issue in a pile if old magazines. I was also wanting to build that table and chairs. I know this is an old post of yours but if you are still looking, I'd be happy to copy them for you.

Matt, how about scanning a pic of the table and post a pic, somewhere (on a free photo site), then give us the link. I'd like to see the table.... and the chairs.

Here's another "Today's Woodworker" option. Don't know if any plans are within the articles.

Sonny

Ed and Matt, I have it in ".pdf" format and will send them to whoever wants them.

You can put it here and then share the link with all of us:

(Buyer beware, so let's not get into a heated security discussion over this.)

Not to mention copyrights... :)

Copyright is not the issue, I stumbled across them in the public domain.

That being said, just let me know which issues you would like me to post. I have Jan/Feb 89 - May/June 98

IF I could read, I would have seen the requested issues. Oh well, I may be old, but I am slow.. Here are both issues 24 and 25

Unless the holder of the copyright explicitly releases the work into public domain, it remains under copyright for not less than 70 years after publication. Jan/Feb 89 will remain in copyright until 2059 at the earliest and may remain in copyright well into the 22nd century depending on the details.

On 5/26/2018 9:05 AM, Dr. Deb wrote: ...

Somebody else having violated it doesn't make the copyright invalid...not that anybody's going to pursue it.

For what it's worth, alt.binaries.e-books.magazines has lots of back issues for a number of woodworking magazines.