Tyblack

sounds like a great book

sounds like a great book

count me in too.

Me too.

I am always intersted in making new moldings.

My Wife is an ENT surgen who grew up in a cabinet shop. Her dad never let her touch a table saw and we continue that tradiotion. She got to do all the other creative stuff, like carving and what not, which is why she is really good at facial reconstrucion. She has seen many accidnets growing up, "Angie can you dig in the saw dust bucket to find the fingers? Oh and honey, wash them off and put them in an baggie with some ice". The other story that she tells is about this really tall man who got kicked backed into his crotch, now is missing one of his buddies. There is nothing quite like having your wife who has never touched a table saw tell you that you could do i better if you did it this way. I am always soo close to saying "can you show me". This could lead to disaster as showen above.

Until we finish residency, get a saw stop, and get her fingers insured she is never going near the table saw infeed or the radial arm saw. The only tool that she is intersted in is a lathe and the band saw. Boy is she a wiz on the band saw, like watching Maloof but alot safer.

BTW I told her about this entry and she goes "Stupid Idiot, who the hell does that?"

This looks like a great book for a father and son to share a building experience.

This looks like a great addition to have

A great book to add to my collection

This looks like a great book i never know what is the best hand tool to use

this looks like a great movie.

me too

Looks like an exciting read.

Wow this looks like a great gift idea that can use off cuts and scrap. I'll have to pick one of these up.