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Please sign me up. Building a boat went on my bucket list after I visited Pygmy's shop on the OP during the Wooden Boat Festival a few years back.

Would love to win this... this is a bucketlist project for me. Thanks.

Please enter me in the drawing. Kendrik’s videos are supposed to be great… would love to find out for myself. Thanks.

Hi. Please include me in the drawing. I'd love to win this book. Thanks.

Please sign me up to win a DVD. Thanks.

It's safe as long as you remember not to advance the work piece too quickly up the blade on each pass.

Sounds like a cool book. I like his other works. Please sign me up for the drawing.

Looks like a great addition to the woodworking library. Would love to own these. :D

This is a great book. I've checked it out many times at the library... but would sure love to own a copy. Thanks.

Looks like a great book i'dbehonored to own. Please enter me in the give away. Thanks much.

Please include me in the drawing. I need more reading material to get through the wet NW winter. Thanks.

I could use the book. My wife shoots the photos and I frame'm. Thanks.

Very cool. Please enter me in the give away. Thanks.

Great article... and very true.

For me it was on the router table using a lock mitre bit without a supplmental tall fence... the piece stood on end (a short piece to test set up) got pulled into the split fence gap by the bit and my off hand (guiding it) went with it. It wasn't bad, but enought that it merrited a trip the local ER to have it looked at. They described it as an "angry wound" ... i.e. "you made hamburger out of the tip of your finger!".

I had a thought a split second before the accident that this wasn't as safe as it could be... then it nipped me. Oh... should mention it was really late (1am) I was trying to finish a project for a deadline...

A co-worker cut about 1/2" off the tip of his finger at the tablesaw about the same time.

You'd be amazed by the collection of push sticks and work holding devices I have now to keep my fingers safe.

Thanks for helping keep us all on our toes.

Looks like an interesting book. Please sign me up.

I'm really horrible at grinding my plane/chisel blades. I need a veritas grinding rest/jig combination. That's #1 on my list. #2 is a 890 plunge base. The 890 I have came as part of a lot in an estate auction - with incra fence, router lift, rockler router table top, and fixed base but not the plunge base... best $100 I spent last year. Added steel legs (on sale now) recently and a table switch... just need that plunge base for other uses of the motor.

Dear Santa, I would like the following:
1. Natural gas heater for shop
2. Lee Valley gridner rest and jig
3. WOOD - Suitable for plane building
4. LN Moulding plane iron blanks
5. Table saw outfeed table
6. Router table base for recently aquired Incra positioner, router, and lift

And as said by others time and energy to use my shop.

Nice cabinet... isn't that the Schwarz design?