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The book must be incomplete because it doesn't feature my shop. ;-)

Seems like a difficult, labor intensive technique. Would be interesting to learn a bit more.

I don't know if I have the artistic touch for carving but I would like to learn the secrets.

Jeff Miller is definitely a woodworker whose brain I'd like to tap into.

I wish his show was still on in my area.

Hendrik rocks!

Hendrik is a great teacher of the craft.

I think we can all agree that it's time I win one of these giveaways. :-)

I'd look forward to reviewing it.

I would really appreciate the opportunity to simply be around so many masters.

Always open to free woodworking stuff.

I'm coming up on the point in my current project where I need to cut dovetails so this could help me a lot.

Sketchup looks like a powerful design tool, I just haven't figured out how to use it yet.

I'd like to win it.

Sweet! Winning entry right here!

This would be sweet! One DVD to replace an entire shelf full of magazines. My wife can even appreciate that.

Would be helpful for some upcoming projects.

Thanks for the chance to expand my modest library.

Hendrik really knows his stuff and does a good job transferring his knowledge to others. I would definitely like to have any of his DVD sets.

The world of hand planes is certainly addictive.

Any help I can get working with my router by hand would be great

If you think you can do it in less passes, groove it.

Could always use another reference source. Need input.

If a comment is posted that has no worthwhile content, can it still win you I book? Here's hoping the answer is yes.

I have much to learn and I'm sure this book would help.

The real:
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Wear safety glasses, hearing protection and respirator as appropriate

Correctly use the fence, miter gauge, blade configuration, splitter/riving knife and blade guard depending on the cut you need to make

Position your body and hands correctly to maintain a safe distance from the blade and to stay out of the line of fire

Do not operate a tablesaw (or any other machine) if under the influence of alcohol or other drugs or if you are tired

The silly:
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Do not operate a tablesaw in the dark or with your eyes closed, or while wearing in-line skates, or in the nude, or standing on ice, or in the pouring rain, or in a moving vehicle, or on a steep grade, or with the saw on its side or upside down, or in a room with a sleeping baby, or while eating an ice cream cone (No offense to those with vision impairments as it may well be possible for you to safely use a tablesaw)

Hendrik is a great instructor. I'd love to get this DVD.

My wife loves displaying photos so this would be quite useful.

Looks like a winner.

Throw my name in the hat.

I've been following Tom's blog for quite a while and would really love to check out his book.

With the size of my wish list Christmas needs to come way more often than once a year.

This style of furniture is most appealing to me so count me in.

This would be a great reference DVD to own. I really enjoy Hendrik's guest appearances on Matt's Basement Workshop Podcast ( http://mattsbasementworkshop.com/ ).

Veritas Low-Angle Smoothing plane
Lie-Nielsen dovetail saw
A couple dozen acres of land filled with mature hardwood trees and a bandsaw mill

Done deal.

Looks like a good book, count me in.

This is exactly the type of reference missing from my personal library.

Very nice. I'll throw my name in the hat.

Could come in handy in restoring an old house we're looking to buy.

I still have woodworking on the brain but the body has to attend family happenings and summer activities like camping, fishing, graduations, baptisms, holidays... and don't get me started on that pesky lawn around my house that insists I maintain it every 4-5 days.

I could certainly use the information that book is sure to provide. That and I could make a replica of the tool cabinet on the cover to enter the tool cabinet contest! :-)

Throw my name in too.