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I don't see the problem with setting up the dado blade. Does it really take more than a minute or two to do? No it does not. The time saved in using this technique would probably be valuable in a production environment, but if an average evenings & weekend guy doesn't have time to pull out the dado blade, I just don't understand what the hurry is.

When shows like this come along and inspire new woodworkers to come into the craft, these folks go out and spend tons of money on new tools and equipment. The Rockler's, Woodcraft's, Delta's, Lie-Nielsen's and others of the world need to serious step up and underwrite this program because it is they who stand to profit from an influx of new woodworkers. PBS is in dire need of new woodworking content since Norm went into retirement, actually, all woodworkers are in dire need of new programming. Someone has to step in and fill the void left by Norm.

I absolutely love this piece. It looks like it would steal the spotlight in any room and it looks like a very useful and practical piece, which is true to the Shaker tradition. I admire your design and your talent in building this piece, it's magnificent. I am a huge fan of the Shaker style and this piece stands out as one of the best I've seen. It is most inspirational. Congratulations on a job well done.

Semper Fi