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In regards to lumber in NC it is Steve Wall Lumber and they are awesome! Just picked up some 15" + cherry for a clients table.
Thanks for the great cast guy's!
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These are fun videos, I caught them last week some time on FB.
I guess if you spend that much time shapening then where is the time for working...just saying ;)

What time do you think this will be up? Just wondering

Video was the key to this and now its gone, not a great move.
Maybe you should get away from the "live" aspect and just do a weekly or biweekly video release of the show, I could never make the live stream, but I was sure to come back and watch it a few days later. Sorry, this has to be a big thumbs down for me.
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Charlie

I've been considering buying this, but free would be even better! Count me in!
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Count me in, I would love to won this and autographed too!
Very cool.
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I would love a copy of this, COUNT me in!
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This is a great technique, I use it quite often. As for the safety aspect I think that is up to the individual and their
experience, as well as, comfort level they have with their machinery. If you have taken the time to learn how to operate your machinery properly then "you" will know what it is capable of doing.
Thanks for sharing and I know I would not have a problem with seeing this in your pages, but I am not the "safety police" either ; )
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Me, Me! Count me in! This looks like a fun book to have.
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I think it's great to hear Mr. Gass weigh in and also to see
things from his perspective. Unfortunately though I am still having a problem with where the blame lies.
Flesh sensing technology, riving knives, guarding, anti-kick back pawl...and so on do not and will never excuse stupidity or a lack of training. Having respect and knowledge of the
equipment you use is paramount. As an employer you should
be training your employees on safety and proper use of tools
in the work place. Blaming the tools for cutting you is simply
a lazy and irresponsible act. Did the oven burn your cookies too? Osario might have had a better chance if was trained properly on how to use the tools provided and if they had their guarding still in place. They should have sued the company he works for and not the saw company. Just saying...

Thanks for another great chance to win, I'm in!

Count me in, Hendrik makes excellent videos,
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I saw this a few months ago and I like it better than the Saw Stop technology for all the reasons goodguy points out.
APO, your right on, the guard stops the blade and you touching the blade so counting how many teeth go by in an eighth of a
second is pretty irrelevant. I think in the end that none of
these technologies are an excuse for using tools responsibly
and properly or for training your employees to do so as well.
Take control of your equipment and use your noggin' and you
couldn't be safer.

Who couldn't use this? I'm in!
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I am always in for free books! Thanks

I'm in, thanks for the offerings.

This looks very cool, count me in!
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The best safety tip I have come to recognize is not something you make, build or buy. It is the common sense reasoning when I use my saw. You know...that little voice or tingle in your brain that make you stop and think twice about what you are doing and whether or not it is safe. Experience, common sense, and knowing your tools limits are some of the best safety devices you own.
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This looks like a very cool book to thumb through, I'm in!
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Charlie

Looks like a great series, I;m in.
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This looks like a great book, I'm in.
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This looks like a fun subject, count me in!
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Count me in, thanks again for another great book.

Looks like good stuff, count me in.
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Free! Throw my name in the bowl.

This is something I have been interested in for some time, I'm
in!
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June 7th is a Monday...right ;) count me in
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Count me in, looks like a nice book!

Looks like a handy book to have in the library, Thanks

Sign me up!
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Just caught this, looks very interesting, count me in!
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HA!!!
April Fools is awesome!!
Love you guy's

Looks like a great set, count me in!
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I like books too!

Didn't get it, but still looking for my new cabinet saw...Honey!!! It was back ordered...that's it.
Hope everyone had a great holiday.

Oops... I listed this in the PT section too, the more the better I guess.
I am still waiting on my new Saw Stop PCS... hint for Santa.
I could also use on of those 12" Jointer/Planer combos, maybe from Laguna, you just gotta dream.
Happy Hoolidays

I am really wanting to upgrade from my contractors saw to a really nice cabinet saw, the new PCS Sawstop is on that list.
A 12" Jointer/Planer combo machine is also on that list, LOL!
Happy Holidays

I've been hankering for a adj. mouth low angle block, just like the LN. A low angle Jack would be pretty awesome as well.
So many tools so little time...
Happy Holidays to all