MWA Podcast Episode 8 - Our Favorite Woodworking Tools

MWA Podcast - Woodworking Conversations

MWA Podcast Episode 8 - Our Favorite Woodworking Tools

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June 21, 2012

Chris Adkins, Dyami Plotke, Tom Iovino, Nick Roulleau

In this episode we discuss our favorite measuring tool, hand tool, and power tool for woodworking. We have a great balance of power tool users and hand tool users so it is always interesting to hear what each of us can come up with.Dyami also discusses Vic Hubbard's blog http://tumblewood.blogspot.com which is a great site and Vic has recently invited us to view his wonderful shop, so be sure to stop by. And last but not least be sure to stop by http://modernwoodworkersassociation.com for upcoming events and happenings in the MWA. To submit your questions and comments e-mail us at modernwoodworkersassociation@gmail.com or send us a message on Twitter at @mwa_national.

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MWA Podcast Episode 7 - Woodworking FAQ by Spike Carlsen

I know everyone has been wondering why we have not posted the last podcast episode in the audio format and to iTunes...well here it is finally. I have had a busy with life the last two weeks and with the last episode being recorded in Google+ Hangout I have had a little adjustment period in getting the transfer. We should be back on track for our normal cycle now, so stay tuned for more episodes!

MWA Podcast - Woodworking Conversations

MWA Podcast Episode 7 - Woodworking FAQ by Spike Carlsen

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June 20, 2012

Chris Adkins, Dyami Plotke, Tom Iovino, Nick Roulleau

In this episode we discuss the book Woodworking FAQ by Spike Carlsen. This book is setup to be a virtual mentor and covers everything from home improvement to fine woodworking. Thanks for listening and as always you can find out more information on Modern Woodworkers Association at www.modernwoodworkersassociation.com.To submit comments or topic suggestions e-mail us at modernwoodworkersassociation@gmail.com

Al Navas' Woodworking Editors, Authors & Bloggers

Our friend, Al Navas, of the Sandals Wood Fine Woodworking is starting a series of Google+ Hangouts on Air. In the Hangouts, Al will be having discussions with Woodworking Editors, Authors & Bloggers. He was kind enough to allow me to joint him on this, his first Hangout of the series.

We had the pleasure of chatting with Asa Christiana and Matt Kenny of Fine Woodworking magazine. We discussed returning to the shop safely after an absences, Fine Woodworking Live, how to submit and article to Fine Woodworking and the use of hand and power tools to get to business and build something. We also snuck in a Simpsons reference and I totally missed a Harry Potter reference.

We ask you to check it out, enjoy and have fun woodworking.

Woodworking in America Exhibitor's Announced

As they draw ever so closer, the staff over at Popular Woodworking are flushing out their information about the Woodworking in America 2012 events. While the schedules and tickets have been available for a while, they've just added the exhibitor lists.

I'm excited to say that the Modern Woodworkers Association will be at both the Pasadena and Cincinnati events in an official capacity, with a full fledged booth on the show floor. We'd love for you to stop by and say hello while you're in the market place. We're not sure exactly what we'll be doing there yet, but we promise it'll be fun and will involve wood.

To see who else will be exhibiting, be sure to check out the WIA West Coast Exhibitor Page and the WIA Midwest Exhibitor Page.

Have a safe summer and we'll see you in Pasadadena, Cincinatti (and New Paltz).

MWA Podcast #7: Woodworking FAQ by Spike Carlsen

My fellow MWA Admins and I are serious about the podcast we've started. We're hoping that it provides a relevant listening experience to any interested woodworker. I for one don't feel there are enough woodworking audio podcasts around. We're working to do our part to address that.

I begin a post with an embedded video with a talk about audio because audio is the primary medium we're aiming for with the MWA Podcast. However, given the ease of using Google+ Hangouts on Air, we felt that recording in a Hangout rather than Skype would have two (2) benefits. The first was that if we could see each other, we'd talk over each other less and the second was that having video content available with no extra work from us would be a nice bonus.

So, last week (on Friday rather than Wednesday due to scheduling issues) we recorded episode #7 in a Hangout on Air. For the viewer who happened to be tuned in at the time, you could watch live as we recorded. For everyone else, the video is on our YouTube channel and embedded below.

Unfortunately, the second step, ripping the audio from the video, is proving harder than we thought. We're working on it now and optimistic that we'll have an acceptable recording that we can publish soon. However, as we should have released the Podcast last week, I wanted to at least share the video so that those interested can watch and everyone will know we're serious and working to make this podcast a regularly scheduled event.

Here is the video of MWA Podcast #7: Woodworking FAQ by Spike Carlsen. Once we finish with the audio, we'll post a proper show notes post.

If you have any questions or topics you'd like us to cover in an upcoming podcast, please let us know.