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Re: UPDATE: The Foundations of Better Woodworking by Jeff Miller
This would be a great book to have in my collection. If I don't win it I might have to buy it.
posted: 11:56 am on January 5thRe: UPDATE: Refinishing Furniture Made Simple (with DVD) by Jeff Jewitt
This book looks like it will answer all my finishing questions. Besides that it would look real good on my bookshelf with the other woodworking books.
posted: 10:59 am on September 8thPaBull.
Re: Simple jig for planing the sides of finished boxes
Asa, very smart. I have done the same with larger drawers.
posted: 10:53 am on September 8thPaBull.
Re: UPDATE: Dovetail Techniques with Stephen Hammer
Great, I love winning give-aways.....
posted: 10:14 am on May 19thRe: UPDATE: DVD Giveaway: Fine Woodworking 2011 Annual Collection
Wait for me.... if the hat is big enough.....
posted: 2:52 pm on December 23rdThanks for the offer.
Re: UPDDATE: Shop Improvements: Outstanding ideas from the world's finest woodworkers from Fine Woodworking magazine
Did I show up too late for the party?
posted: 12:10 pm on July 5thRe: UPDDATE: Shop Improvements: Outstanding ideas from the world's finest woodworkers from Fine Woodworking magazine
Thanks for the opportunity to participate with this give away.
posted: 11:42 am on July 2ndRe: We're Giving Away Grooving Planes!
Matthew, I can't believe 470 some odd woodworkers posting bs here just to get a crack on the home made planes.
posted: 2:10 pm on April 12thMy comment when I see that picture is; Matthew is a fine Christian name, I hope you live up to that; I have 14 kids myself, most all have nice Christian names, and you would fit right in with my bunch; I like your "studio shop" with the T1-11 paneling on the background with all the wooden handle chisels spaciously decorating the wall; it looks like you were ready to say something when they shot the picture, something like "did you take the picture already?"; then right after you do your photo shot you take off your apron and go right back to your desk right around the corner to finish editing the next Fine Woodworking magazine.
Oh no, I fell in the same trap as 470 before me.
Pb.
Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Carving 18th Century American Furniture Elements by Tony Kubalak
If this book would end up in my mailbox, it would go to my daughter. She is in college, but uses carving to relax and forget her studies for a moment.
posted: 12:46 am on February 14thI promised to build a hope chest for her, with her doing the carving on it.
Thanks for offering this to us.
Re: Hand v. Power Tool Showdown: Watch it Live Online Nov. 12
Change of spice...great job.
posted: 4:21 pm on November 16thI put my money on the plane, but personally I will sand when it comes to finishing my honey-do-list.
Re: Bench Cookie Giveaway
Hay, I am a Dutchman, I'll post for a cookie!
posted: 8:36 pm on October 20thRe: Book Giveaway: Furniture Restoration - Step-by-Step Tips and Techniques for Professional Results
This is just up my alley, we have 11 children and just moved into our new house. Out of money we shop garage sales for furniture. To make them look right in our house, I do some fixing and give them a new coat of lacquer, replace some hardware and we are good to go. I can use some help with step by step tips in all of this. Now that I know about this book, I might have to ask it for my birthday next month.
posted: 2:47 pm on April 17thThanks a lot FWW, fun book!