Need Fine Woodworking article from Jan/Feb 2002 issue

Jan 14, 2005 8 Replies

I'm hoping someone can help me out with a copy of an article from the Jan/Feb 2002 Fine Woodworking magazine. It is an article on page 62 by Jeff Jewitt on spray guns. I've checked the library in my area and they don't have FWW. I would really like to read this article but don't feel like paying $7.99 for the complete back issue. Can someone scan this and e-mail it to me? I would be eternally grateful. If that's not possible, does have the article handy that could briefly summarize what he says in it? TIA



Dale



Have you tried the library? FW is a pretty common magazine.

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I will be happy to scan and e-mail you a copy of Jeff Jewitt's spray gun article for $13.44, without sending the complete back issue, if I feel like it.

John

"John Flatley" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@fdn.com:

LOL

Or you can order the article from their website for $3.50

So you're going to spend 200+ bucks on a spray gun, but won't shell out $8 for the issue? C'mon.

| | snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com wrote: |> I'm hoping someone can help me out with a copy of an article from the |> Jan/Feb 2002 Fine Woodworking magazine. It is an article on page 62 |by |> Jeff Jewitt on spray guns. I've checked the library in my area and |they |> don't have FWW. I would really like to read this article but don't |feel |> like paying $7.99 for the complete back issue. Can someone scan this |> and e-mail it to me? I would be eternally grateful. If that's not |> possible, does have the article handy that could briefly summarize |what |> he says in it? TIA | |So you're going to spend 200+ bucks on a spray gun, but won't shell out |$8 for the issue? C'mon.

C'mon indeed. It's a two page article that isn't a "tool test", never compares specific guns but does mention that "touch-up guns" can be had for as little as $50.

To summarize, it says touch-up guns come in gravity-feed and siphon-feed and can come in handy.

Wes was very kind and scanned and e-mailed the article to me. Much appreciated.

Dale

Wes Stewart wrote:

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