chetkloss

Having the book will make it easier to interpret the Boston accent.

I see the price is listed in Canadian dollars - will you accept the US stuff as well?

As a person who has been to every WIA conference, I would LOVE to go to Fine Woodworking's first effort in this arena and do some serious comparing (while learning and having fun too...)

If you have an extra, I would certainly appreciate one

This would make for a
..........Happy New Year...........

Though I own the router in the picture on the cover of the book, I don't own the book. Don't you owe me one due to copyright law or something???

Groovin', on a Sunday afternoon

Have you ever thought of making your books available on the kindle?

I really do like that you pick the winner at random and not by evaluating the posts :)

Well said Tom77!!

My wife lovesd these things. You guys could help me score a lot of bonus points if you'd hook me up with this book.

Thanks,
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Anything that can make "finishing" less dramatic an painful would be a very welcome addition to my shop.

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As a person whose been in the technology industry all my adult life, I am intrigued by CNC machines. I think it would be fun to have one. However, as a hobbyist I cannot really justify the cost at this point. Either way, I don't think it would change how engage in this hobby that much.

What bothers me most is the fact that with a CNC, my hands and eyes are not on the work in any way. With a table saw, a band saw, heck - even a chop saw, my hands and eyes are on the wood. When I hand cut dovetails, or carve a ball & claw foot, my hands and eyes are on the work... but I am a hobbyist.

Perhaps that's why I enjoy this hobby so much (and don't really mind not having a CNC machine).

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Pick Me! Pick Me!

I would like a prize too :)

the sub-title says it all - A Comprehensive Treatise on Making Fine Furniture from the Golden Age of Craftsmanship

Yes, I'd like to have it.

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Sometimes the most basic equipment brings the most value.
Im in.

Bob Lang's book is awesome - this is great!!

Peace in the world of woodworking publications...

There is hope for us all.

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To quote the statue of Edward Faber from the movie Animal House - "Knowledge is Good"

A really interesting topic. I'd love to have this video.

Very well done - and nicely documented.