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It’s show #594 - On today’s show, we’re talking about finish for a commercial shelf, removable furniture tops and ripply cuts.

For November Woodcraft is back with another giveaway. This time they are giving away a Tap Room Cutting Board Kit and you can register to win by filling out the form on our website here. We will draw a winner and announce at the end of November.

• Marc finally finished the built-in desk for Nicole.
• Shannon rants about the quitting perception foisted on him by the market normal.
• Matt started work on the breakfast table

• Tom loves his shaper so much he is teaching a class about it at the Alpine Technical Workshops. If you want to learn more about shapers then this is the place.
• Von likes Shannon's philosophy on getting things done and it reminds him of the book "Getting Things Done" by David Allen
• Marc and Matt think how SketchUp handles versioning and authentication is stupid and they complain about it.

• Ryan needs a finish suggestion for a comic book shelf he is building for a local store.
• Dana is building a TV cabinet that is big and heavy and asks about making the top removable yet structural.
• Rick is sawing Walnut logs with his woodworking guild and they are getting ripply cuts despite changing the blade and doing typical bandsaw triage.

• November 7th and 8th Kreg Demos at every store nationwide.
• November 8 & 9th- Turn for the Troops events nationwide.
• Local Store events: too many to list here this time...wow...Goooo Woodcraft! Check your local store for details

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It’s show #591 - On today’s show, we’re talking about first aid kits, why no shapers?, when is enough, enough?, our favorite distractions when we have a creative block, and an alternative for table saw blade height adjustment.

Woodcraft is back with another giveaway for the month of October. This time they are giving away a 5 piece turning tool set and you can register to win by filling out the form on our website here. We will draw a winner and announce at the end of October.

• Marc wasted time flattening a block plane sole.
• Shannon has started holiday turning.
• Matt has started designing a trestle table, specifically the base.

• Dave asks about our first aid kits in our shops.
• Marc's first aid kit
• Quality Tweezers
• Tom has a shaper in his shop and loves it and can't figure out why no one has one or talks about them.
• Erica asks the questions every woodworker asks at some point: how flat is flat enough, how smooth is smooth enough, etc.
• Tom asks what we do when we hit a wall with a project and are ready to throw it out.
• Eduardo wonders if an answer to our table saw height adjustment issue from a previous episode could be solved by a scale placed on the fence. This suggestion fires up Marc and Matt and they decide to launch an entirely new form of table saw that will cost loads more and be less safe.

All stores:

• October 17 and 18th JessEm Demos at every store nationwide.
• October 11th and 12th- Anniversary sales and open houses at the following stores: Baltimore, Virginia Beach, Pittsburgh, Birmingham, Lexington, Clearwater, and Richmond
• October 12th - Virginia Beach: Make a 3D Stairstep Cutting Board with Alex Snodgrass

Our questions primarily come from our generous Patrons. You can also send in questions via the contact form. Or you can hit us up on Instagram at woodtalkshow. And you can even send us an email or voicemail at woodtalkshow@gmail.com

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Today we’re talking about

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What's on the Bench

- Marc started the install of Nicole's builtin desk.

- Shannon blew off the world and went bikepacking.

- Matt is cleaning up to do more sawmilling.

Kickback

Last episode we had a question from Simon about loss of grip strength and how he should deal with it. We got some good suggestions:

- Brian suggests "Hand-i-craft" also has nerve damage in their hand, leading to them coming up with some interesting approaches to woodworking: https://www.youtube.com/@hand-i-craft

- Tommaso suggests: check out Essential Craftsman channel, he has a friend he works with who is an exceptional woodwork. The guy suffered a stroke and lost control of his dominant side, and theres a few videos on how he's dealing with it.

- Marc suggests @delbasidtimbers on IG - https://www.instagram.com/delbasidtimbers/

- Butch is impressed by how hard we work when we are actually getting paid to do the show.

Listener Questions

- Tom is making small, 3" ish circles with a router and template and seeks advice on a safe and clean way to do it. Marc suggests a sanding jig instead of a router and referenced this video from Bob Lang: https://youtu.be/m6FfXUAPx1w?si=XuydD01MByNN83DH

- John is building a workbench and asks about getting quartersawn material vs flatsawn material.

- Brandon is looking for a resource to help him identify trees so he can buy logs and know what he is getting.

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It’s show #590 - On today’s show, we’re talking about… Tools we wish existed, shopping for a grinder, Why don’t you buy another super expensive, super specific tool??

Nathaniel Snell is the winner of the WoodRiver small shoulder plane. We had over 500 entrants and thank you for everyone who entered. The great new is Woodcraft likes the idea and there will be more of this to come.

• Marc is make cat collar tags with a laser and avoiding drywall.
• Shannon used his new WoodRiver shoulder plane and admits it might has a use in his shop despite years of hating on shoulder planes.
• Matt finishing clearing out after sawmilling just in time for more sawmilling.

• Jim visited Woodcraft while listening to the show and spent $1000 on stuff he doesn't need. Goooo Woodcraft!

We talk about the double edged sword of specialty tools: gimmick or useful?

• Simon had a tough medical procedure and is looking for advice on how to move forward with his woodworking with lack of grip strength.
• Tommaso asks what tool we want that doesn't currently exist on the market.
• John is shopping for a grinder as he is tired of resetting the bevel using stones and sandpaper.
• Gary asks Matt why he doesn't have a chipper for all the offcuts and waste from his saw mill.

Our questions primarily come from our generous Patrons. You can also send in questions via the contact form. Or you can hit us up on Instagram at woodtalkshow. And you can even send us an email or voicemail at woodtalkshow@gmail.com

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On today’s show, we’re talking about using beeswax in finish, cleaning up an old saw, and can I run these through planer??

Marc has an extra WoodRiver small Shoulder Plane and he is going to give it away to one lucky person. Fill out the form here and take your chance to wind a shiny, steampunk looking shoulder plane. Hurry, because we will select the winner on the next show.

• Marc is still working on the builtin desk for Nicole.
• Shannon did some dock repairs up in Maine and de-rusted his tools.
• Matt stacked and stickered wood.

• Von wants Matt to talk more about his saw milling decisions too.
• Michael likes Matt's radio style reading of Woodcraft store events.
• Cliff does all his project modeling on his iPad with his Apple Pencil and Shapr3D software.

• David got some beeswax and wonders about mixing his own finishes.
• Brandon has some old hand saws from his grandfather and great grandfather and he wants to clean them up to display them.
• Sandflex Blocks and Wizards Metal Polish
• Ben has some old Oak flooring and a butcher block top that he has concerns about running through his planer.

• All September - Parkersburg, Cincinnati and Roanoke Woodcraft stores are having a Box Making Bonanza. Submit a box for a chance to win a Woodcraft gift card!
• Woodcraft of Hawaii is having Vendor Sale Weeks all month in September, including brands like Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Stabila, and Bosch just to name a few.
• Sept. 5th - 7th, Omaha Woodcraft is having their Whale of a Sale - 15% off RIKON tools & accessories, 10% off select tools & accessories, 20% off wood, 15% off nearly everything else. Free demos & door prizes on Saturday, September 6.
• September 6 at Seattle Woodcraft, they’re having their 7th annual Tool Swap.
• September 6, Woodcraft of Indianapolis will host Family Day. Projects for kids, 15% off storewide, giveaways, food and special guests from Central Indiana Woodworkers, Fishers Makers Playground, Circle City Carvers, Festool & WoodMizer.
• September 13, 10-2 Woodcraft of Grand Rapids will host a Tool Swap & Shop
• October 4-5: Pacific Northwest Woodworking & Maker Expo Presented by Woodcraft held at Expo Idaho in Boise. Woodworking vendors, makers selling handmade goods, educational seminars and a tool sale. Tickets and details available now at https://www.woodmakerexpo.com/

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