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Everything I've learned about woodworking has been either hands on or by reading books. I have quite an extensive woodworking library and I would love to add this book to my collection, after of course I have drained all the information out it by reading it a time or two.

Awesome magazine, I love the articles and I read each issue cover to cover. I recently continued my subscription for another 3 years. Definetly a worthwhile investment!

I grew my skills by watching Norm Abram. I was upset when I learned he was retiring. I'm not going to compare Tommy with Norm as that would be unfair. I will watch Tommy and hopefully learn from him as I did Norm. Cheers Tommy, good luck and I hope to follow you as I did Norm. I'm looking forward to it.

I grew my skills by watching Norm Abram. I was upset when I learned he was retiring. I'm not going to compare Tommy with Norm as that would be unfair. I will watch Tommy and hopefully learn from him as I did Norm. Cheers Tommy, good luck and I hope to follow you as I did Norm. I'm looking forward to it.

I can't wait to watch the hockey game tonight. I sure hope Montreal wins.

I would really like to do more quiet woodworking. Not that I don't enjoy my power tools but it's nice to reflect on the sound a sharp plane makes on a piece of figured hardwood.

This would be an awesome book to win. It's always nice to add another skill to your repetoire. I have built an electric guitar which turned out to be a great instrument. It's been in my mind for a long time to build an acoustic.