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I think that it is a true thing that we should make a saying of; most of us wait until the tool won’t cut well before we decide to sharpen our tools. Pushing dulled tools to the limit is not just pushing the tool to its limit but also the wood and our bodies. Woodworking…
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This past Summer I traveled to Texas to work with Philip Morley on his Kitchen Table project for the Guild. You can purchase access to the full series and plans here. Philip has an incredible design sense and there’s something about his furniture that just speaks to me. At first glance, you might think this table is pretty simple but the devil’s in the details. I hope you enjoy this look at Philips woodworking process.
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There is no prescription for how often a saw goes dull or how often you should need to sharpen this or that saw. Truth is for most of us, in reality, is that we are more likely to sharpen less often than too often. The reason for this is that tools still cut surprisingly well…
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I’ve spoken often on the benefits of physical work over a workout and then too in view of their being more sedentary work than ever in the history of our world. You don’t need to go back much more than a century to find 90% of working-age people were engaged in physically demanding work. I…
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Imagine Making Every Stick of Furniture for Your Home With the builders having finished phase one I released myself to embrace further planning for my designs to come to fruition Walking through the new areas I look at every wall and into each corner where I see a unique image in my mind’s eye of…
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00:00 – New Intro for The Woodworking Morning Show!
1:18 – Thanks to our Patreon supporters!
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1:42 – Patreon After Show
3:30 – New Patreon Reward Levels!
6:15 – Clarification on the Introvert discussion from last week
7:45 – Morning Show Weather Report from Matt Cremona
8:43 – Why did you switch from silicon to bristle glue brushes?
10:26 – Do you use a dust hood on your miter station or what are you doing for dust mitigation?
11:53 – What is the best way to make the wedge for a wedged mortise and tenon?
12:56 – Hardboard runners on rubber mats can allow you to move machines
13:57 – Do you have any suggestions on building a farmhouse door in the “K” Style?
16:29 – How do you like having a Google Home Mini in the shop?
18:26 – Should you wax your router table?
19:59 – Do you think the shift from selling as a hobbyist to content creation is a culture shift or just not wanting to leave the shop?
23:04 – Would you use Osmo on something like a foot stool, especially given the cost and if it might go bad before using more of it?
25:45 – Getting tearout rounding over endgrain cutting boards – Any advice to prevent it?
28:17 – WoodPeckers One-Time Tool EZ-Edge
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35:14 – Is the Edge tool heavy?
36:14 – How’s the steam bending going?
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37:42 – What’s Marc’s instagram account?
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37:55 – Did you have to reconfigure the miter saw cabinets when you changed out your saw?
39:45 – How big is your steam chamber?
41:09 – Where do you find the after show?
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42:20 – Glass panel that is framed by cope and stick, trying to change this into a rabbit and it is splintering, what can I do to fix this?
43:50 – Were there any changes you made when you brought in employees?
44:52 – Is the after show recorded?
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45:00 – Going to a larger Jet drum sander, any benefits to open vs. closed throat or stand?
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