garyprott

That is one nice piece John. The bending dovetails (curved) is something I'm gonna have to try. Just wish I had some old recycled Butternut. That wood is reel purty>.

I need a lot of help in Sketchup. This would be great.

Now that there is one bew-tee-full bench. Thanks for the pics.G

Sign me up. Would love to win this book

I need this book. Thanks in advance.

and that zit was this big..............

A couple Lie Nielsen block planes. One regular and one high angle. I've been good. Whats the problem honey?

I need a few more planes. This book would maybe help me to decide which ones. Thanks Gary

Garrett, "in May for a small cabinet project". Are you gonna do a video? Hope so. Looking forward to watching you work again. Gary

That's what is important. Enjoying your time. Nice set-up.

Gulp.. Wow..

Instead of using a metal square for the straight edge use a wooden one. We are woodworkers right? Make one out of a good hard wood about 1/8th to 3/16ths thick. Also any glass cutter will do just fine. Find a small can, put in some small torn up rags, then a light oil. Dab the cutter in the can before each cut. I worked as a glazier for about 12 years. This works pretty good

Maybe we can all give this show a bit of time to mature. I seem to remember some of the responces when Norm use the "biscuit" or,,,,,OMG the 'brad nailer". We all learned to love Norm. Tommy has a way to go, but maybe he needs out support. So I will wait a while and watch what happens. Hope he can make the changes and make the show a success.

I too enjoyed the show. Ok, its a bit fast. Maybe Tommy needs to have a longer show or break it down in a couple of weeks. Give the guy a chance. We do need to support our craft.

Very nice piece Frank. Guess I need to come back to Waco and learn a bit more from you. See you soon, Gary

What is that table doing in your living room? You said it was for your girlfriend. Did you marry her? (smile) Nice work on that table. Really like those curved runners.

If your making a bunch of lap joints its hard to beat. Well if they are rough cut lap joints that is. Still hard to beat that way. (with a dado blade)

A bull legged frog!!! I LIKE it. Very nice work.

I think for the most part that hand tools are the way to go. Gimme a hand cut dovetail any day. Don't want to see machines take over small shops.

Love that finish too.