The Catalog Is At The Printer

While I understand the burden publishing the catalogue places on you, I for one will be quite sorry to see it go. I use it to mark past and future purchases, and refer to the dye color chart on the inside covers. Thanks for hanging on to it for another year.

Wesley

It's certainly a loss for some people but things like the dye chart will live on in some fashion. We expect to do some sort of mini-catalogs. Another goal is to work on making the on-line catalog easier to use in the way a paper catalog is. There is a lot of interesting things happening in the world of information and my next few months will be spent working on the infrastructure of the software to support new stuff.

I like to look through the catalog, but won't really miss it too much. I'm more of a hunter than a browser when it comes to new tools and most supplies.

And yes, with the infationary period I believe we are entering, a yearly catalog could be the proverbial millstone around the neck.

It can be really nice to be able to browse through a magazine for hardware though.

Veneer saw? Can we hope it's a largeish fram saw whose blade is tuned for producing veneer?

I like a lot to keep a paper catalog. I would appreciate to receive a copy of it, even if it's a paid copy (lee valley, classic tools do it for int'l customers). For situations you're not in front of the computer (lunchtime, in the bedside table to read before fall asleep!).

Regards

Henrique