Show Notes:
Hello, everyone and welcome to this - the 67th edition of the Modern Woodworkers Association online discussion about all things woodworking. Let me introduce our usual panel. I'm Tom Iovino of Tom's Workbench dot com, and I'll be your host for this program.
This episode of the Modern Woodworkers Association podcast is sponsored by The Gorilla Glue Company - for the toughest jobs on planet earth.
What’s in the shop?
Chris
Bacon
Live Edge Table
for his fancy hall office
Spoons
Dyami
It’s a bandsaw, baby
It Finally Sucks
Some Day Cars Will Drive On This
Tom
Only 6 boxes to go
Blog post that piqued our interest
Al Navas
- His injury has kept him out of the wood shop, but he’s now just as passionate about quilting. He’s also still being very generous to woodworkers.
- Nice shop tip from @archelements on Instagram
- Adding a leather strap to protect wood and act as a tool holder.
Goings on in the MWA
- September 25-27th
- Kansas city
- May 14-17th
- Des Moines
Main topic
- What did you get for Christmas that was woodworking related
- Chris
- Chis had to buy his own gifts
- Dyami
- My Book
- Tom
- Bought a saw
- What you build for others for Christmas?
- Chris
- Spoon
- Dyami
- This bench
- Tom
- Made cutting boards for his co-workers
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If your interested in quilting there is a show on PBS called Craft in America and the episode called "Industry" episode 12 has a segment on quilting in America. Very informative and quite fun to watch. Then in the same episode there is an awesome segment on woodworking in a boat shop in Maine!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the shout-out, Chris, Dyami, and Tom!
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ReplyDeleteLooks great. I like this wooden project very much. it is really great idea to make our home furnished with woods. I love furniture. Also I love your Spoon . :)
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