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It sure would be nice to get a present from Fine Woodworking after all the years I have taken Fine Woodworking magazine and been a member of the internet part of F. W.

I think I am the one that really needs this because I spent a evening in the Emergency Room to get FIVE stitches in the tip of my index finger. and $2500.00. It does not pay to be unsafe at a Router Table.

If there is something that I needed, It's this Book. Every time I have ever tried to build a small Cabinet I have made not one mistake, but many. I Think that a copy of this outstanding book would keep me from making a mess, but a quality Cabinet I would be proud of.

Yes, it is unsafe to climb cut hand held or in a router table. That being said there are times that you have to do it to keep from tearing out big pieces of wood. When I have this problem, I also bump cut the wood which reduces some parts of climb cutting making it a little safer.
Be Careful and have a good grip and be in a good position When doing this type of cutting.

This book would be something my shop needs badly. I know it needs help and this book would me get the shop working for me instead of me work the shop.
Thank you for making a copy available to all of us.

I would like to be included in the drawing. It very likely understand planes a lot better. How that I am trying to be a hand tool woodworker It would be a big help.
Thanks

Nice job, and it got one more pair of leather pants of the street. Ha Ha It is also a lot cheaper. I also made my chisel holder, but had to buy the suede leather. I used two belts with buckles to hold the roll closed, and put rivets at the top & bottom of the pockets. I wish you had videoed the sewing. How does the Speedy Stitcher work? I have never used or scene one.

Nice Big Open Shop. I know by the amount of space you have, you enjoy it very much.
I like seeing the old tools on the wall. I bet you enjoy having your wood out of your way and it makes it easy it select the right wood for a project.
Nice Shop

I like the workbench drawers for a couple of reasons. One they are unique overlay fronts on the drawers. Secondly the craft person Had a service intended for the drawers. Now he can build a set for my workbench.

Hi Bill:
I just saw this Blog. It's nice that you do have the New workbench. It looks like you have a great place to work. Have you finished the bench and are you working on it?
Good luck.
Monte

Looks like you built a great project. I do have a couple of comments. I think there should be more handles for climbing to the top. The bracing should be out of heaver material, the swings put a lot of stress on the braces. I hope your boys have a great time on &in there fort for many years.

This class was very complete. It was more than a 9 AM to 5PM class and every piece is heavy. The final results were great and the two teachers were great and very helpful. They worked harder than we did setting up machines and helping all six of us keep up with the schedule to complete the benches on time. The Hardware (vices by Lie-Nelson) were of the highest quality that I have ever seen. I for one had a great time and all 8 of us helped each other. I will enjoy using my Bench for many years. Thank you both Bob & Tim for all your help.

Hi:
It looks like you have the best of both worlds. I noticed that you have a 8" Grizzly jointer. Which one is it and who well do you like it? The reason I ask is because I want to replace my 25year old 6" jointer, which has a curved fence. I hope you can help

Hi:
Thanks for the tip about the Suncast storage boxes. I need a place to store chair cushions and also have seating on the deck at the same time. I am one of the luck ones to have a shop.

It sounds like somebody or a group has already picked a name for the show. Name it, and start filming as well as showing Tommy to everybody on television besides woodworkers that have found him on the internet.
Thank you

Thanks for asking, I always need help. I alway need to learn something new or old that I don't know. This book is for me.
Thank You

I build a nice piece and then try to finish it. Wish the finish was better. I need all the help I can get. This is what I need.
please send it to me.

This book sounds interesting because of the fact I live in the middle of several of the battles of the Civil War. The second reason I would like this book is I am also a wood worker.
The third it would make a great addition to my Civil War Library, and I would love to be able to learn more about the furniture of that period.
Thanks

My day is coming that I may need a cane and it would be nice to know how to make a nice one. Looks like it would be a good book for designs and ideas.

It's time I learned to turn a bed post, table leg, or something that is not square. Love to have the book and start learning.

1. A three piece set of Veritas saws.
2. 8" long bed jointer
3. A set of Magswithhs and feather boards
4. Goose neck light for my Band saw.
5. 100 board feet 4/4 quarter sawn White oak
6. 100 board feet 5/4 quarter sawn White oak
7. Two sets of Bench Cookies
8. 6" Rule
9. Computer for shop.
10.Television For Shop.
11.Central Dust Colection
I hope all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year playing with there new tools and Wood.

I is wonderful to see someone take the time to go through large stacks of material and pick out such a beautiful piece and them turn it into something as beautiful as Southern keeper box. The detail is great, and the feet are outstanding. Some day I hope I have the patience and skill to do this level of craftsmanship.
A Virginia Woodworker