Bunch of lollygaggers.

Either is fine. Woodworking and books is an excellent combo.

You’re funny. My profile comment was semi-rhetorical. It’s just an old Unisaw with a bunch of safety upgrades. Jessem stock guides, magswitch featherboards. Shark splitter. Gotta save the digits for writing.

Definitely more of the zen than the applied. There’s some advice, but he’s not Norm. That said, it’s worth the read. Not sure it was worth the sticker price. But worth the read.

I would so much rather post about #woodworking but to me this is terrifying.

Wow - just a few clicks and was able to follow all my follower and friends from there over here. Thanks.

Nothing more than what I have - a double thick slab of Baltic birch ply with kreg metal legs so I can just get to work. Workbench is pretty much the same as my writing desk.

I seem to remember Peter Millard, the 10 minute workshop guy on YouTube, did a video on the dog hole sawdust issue a while ago.

Thanks! 3/4 plywood w/ factory edge and some hold-down clamps I assume?

Thanks. Think I’m going to try this approach. Appreciate the guidance.

Maybe depends on the wood species. I've done 2 of Pure on live edge walnut. Really popped the depth.

This is how I do Rubio. Always works fine for me. I like two coats though, despite the name. Deeper patina. You?

Almost any Murakami.

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