On today’s show, we’re talking about first aid in the shop, free modeling software, wood in movies, which handsaw to buy, keeping those tootsies comfortable in the shop, finding the center of an edge, and sanding safely.

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• Marc has woodworkers invade his shop.
• Shannon is building a coat rack disregarding wood movement.
• Matt moved into his kitchen and is now a professional chef.

• Zack listened to all the shows and submits his comments through history all at once.
• Bram comments that made jinxed himself when he said he would never want to have to cut enough dovetails to fill and entire kitchen.
• Tom sums up our host's personalities perfectly.

• Antonio's feet hurt and he wants advice for his shop.
• Alex has a new ROS and is making a lot of dust. What is the best safety gear for sanding dust?
• Kevin wants to know when Shannon will make a Guild project.
• Josh asks how to best find the center of an edge.
• Jonathan cut his finger badly and it has him thinking about his first aid and emergency response in his shop.
• Eric can't use the free version of SketchUp any longer and asks about free 3D modeling software options.
• Von Welch was listening to the Flop House podcast and he wanted to know what movies we think of when it comes to wood and/or woodworking in movies.
• Antonio wants an opinion on dovetail saws and a saw for resawing.

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On today’s show, we’re talking about things to think about when woodworking in the desert, non-digital information sources, cutting large cookies without the big tools, and buying your first dust collector

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What's on the Bench

+Marc is making plywood workbenches and hating his life

+Shannon is crafting a craft beer Christmas

+Matt is using drawer slides and wishes he wasn't

Kickback

So many of you wrote in to say how much the burnout episode spoke to you. From those dealing with the loss of a parent to those struggling to find time for woodworking. Burnout is a very real issue and we are so thankful for all of you who commented and took the time to write to us about your own personal experiences with it.

Listener Questions

+Mike lives in the AZ desert and wonders how his dry climate changes how he woodworks and what he needs to consider when he builds projects that end up in much more humid climates.

+Lucas inherited a shop that is already plumbed for dust collection and asks about buying his first dust collector.

+Dane has a big hunk of burl that he resawed to make a chair seat. It took him a long time and left him exhausted and asks how he could improve other than buying a different tool.

+Jeremy spends enough time in front of a computer and asks how we feel about woodworking magazines as a way to get more woodworking knowledge.

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It’s show #576! On today’s show, we’re talking about a big WIA Recap, using a friend’s shop, resawing on the table saw, and when to use certain woods

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• Marc is making a coffee bar and fiddling with a full size vacuum press set up.
• Shannon is trying to design his own interpretation of a Conoid chair...and failing.
• Matt is shortening his life huffing paint fumes.

Ryan, Kyler, and Paul wrote in with glowing reviews of Woodworking in America. For some it was the first ever woodworking conference while others had previous experience with the show. In all it was a positive vibe with a lot more focus on the presenters and less on the marketplace. The general feel is that we hope the show continues and can keep the smaller, education focused feel.

• Karter has a neighbor with great tools that he uses from time to time and asks how he can suggest that neighbor buy more tools so he can have his cast offs.
• Mark is resawing on his table saw with a small 8 1/4" blade and asks how he can get better results.
• David was recently given a bunch of wood and asks for resources to learn about which species are best for what application.

• Lumber Update episode 68
• The Wood Database

and this video of his lecture from WIA 2011

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On today’s show, we’re talking about…modifying a table, finish for a whiskey tumbler, salvaging parts from an old table saw, and woodworking with children.

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Thomas ran off the road when the title bell rang in his headphones and he thought it was a bicycle right behind him. Our message: don't wear headphones when riding your bicycle.

• Lars wants to refinish a live edge desk and needs help matching the existing finish.
• Pennington wants to make a whisky tumbler from his friend's downed Red Oak tree.
• Peter has an unusable Rigid tablesaw and wonders if he can salvage and repurpose the parts.
• Jered has a 4 year old daughter and wants to work with her in the shop and needs advice.
• Michael wonders why shop is no longer in our schools and how to get a job in woodworking.

Send in questions via the contact form here on site or hit us up on IG at woodtalkshow or send us a voicemail using your phone voice memo app to [email protected]

Finally you can find us individually on Instagram at mattcremona, woodwhisperer, and renaissancewoodworker

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It’s show #571 On today’s show, we’re talking about kids getting started in woodworking, shop lighting, woodworking slumps, and hand planed vs sanded surfaces.

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• Weston is 13 and wants his parents to trust him around sharp tools.
• Jon wants to know if he should add splines to his large table top.
• Peter wants to know if hand planed surfaces are too smooth for some finishes.
• Christian asked about our shop lighting situations.
• Bob's been spending too much time on Instagram and asks if we ever get frustrated and disappointed with our woodworking.
• David's wondering if he should add support to his planer.

Send in questions via the contact form here on site or hit us up on IG at woodtalkshow or send us a voicemail using your phone voice memo app to [email protected]

Finally you can find us individually on Instagram at mattcremona, woodwhisperer, and renaissancewoodworker

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