MWA Podcast Episode #71 - Chad Stanton

Welcome to 71st edition of the Modern Woodworkers Association online discussion about all things woodworking. Today’s special guest is Chad Stanton.

What’s in the shop?

• Chris

• Dyami
• Finished up my Dust Deputy Setups

• Tom

Blog post that piqued our interest

• Bosch REAXX saw

Goings on in the MWA

• the woodworking shows
• an MWA meetup at WIA

Main topic

• Chad Stanton

• http://woodchoppintime.com/
• https://twitter.com/woodchoppintime
• http://stantonfinefurniture.com/
• http://www.popularwoodworking.com/projects/icandothat

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MWA Episode #70 - Carley Eisenberg

Hello, everyone and welcome to this - the 70th edition of the Modern Woodworkers Association online discussion about all things woodworking. Today’s special guest is Carley Eisenberg. Before we get to her, 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.

What’s in the shop?

• Chris
• Oak flooring countertop
• Dyami
• The Kids Turned at the woodworking shows

• Dave’s Trophy

• Tom
• can sleep

Blog post that piqued our interest

• Renaissance Woodworker #192 - Bent Lamination Clocks
• 2/20/15 - Shannon shows how to make a wonderful clock as part of Get Woodworking Week 2015
• American Craftsman Workshop - Get Woodworking Week 2015
• 2/17/15 - Todd shows his video about how to get started and learn to master woodworking. He shows how all it takes is practice.
• American Craftsman Workshop - Coming Soon: THE MAKERS by the Handmade Movement
• 2/9/15 - Todd talks about how he relates to a new show on Vimeo about Makers.
• Renaissance Woodworker - What if your Shop Were MUCH Bigger
• 2/5/15 - Shannon dreams of what he’d do in a bigger shop and invites a great discussion
• Less Ordinary - The Time Machine
• 1/30/15 - Dave reflects on the wonderful memories he’s made while building his curved front desk

Goings on in the MWA

• Dan has a blog (& it’s about time)
• westfallwoodcraft.com

Main topic

• Carley Eisenberg

• Iron Mountain Forge
• Ellen’s Design Challenge
• You went to college for design, first interior then furniture. Was your current passion for furniture design a growth of a general design interest or did you like furniture first?
• A network show?
• Not a doctor
• Carley’s Puzzle Box

• Last question

Next broadcast’s topic

• Chad Stanton of Wood Choppin’ Time and now the Popular Woodworking I Can Do That video series.

Community Conversation

• Voicemail (email)
• James Coleman
• I would like to know . . . the difference between polyurethane and lacquer. I kinda know poly takes a Good day to dry between coats and I have been told lacquer  takes about thirty minutes. I’ve never tried lacquer before. Is there a benefit I should know about? In cabinet doors and cabinet boxes should I have been using lacquer all these years?

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If you want to find out more about the Modern Woodworkers Association, be sure to visit modernwoodworkersassociation.com, follow the MWA on twitter @MWA_National, like the MWA on Facebook or circle Modern Woodworkers Association on Google+. While you’re there, join the MWA Google+ community for project sharing, discussion and loads of woodworking banter.