This episode shows how to spice up your Lumberjocks Workshop page.
Follow this link to BlipTV if you want to view a large format version of the screencast portion of this video clip. This will make it easier to see the details of navigating browser windows.
Next time you have some spare time in the evening or are taking a break from making sawdust consider adding some excitement to your workshop page! It is really easy to do and will give all of your fellow jocks a better view into your shop!
Tag along with me this afternoon as I add some enhancements to my workshop page. I will be adding a workshop photo to the photo section and embedding a photo in the text section. I am adding a photo from my recent Shop Inspection from Ms. Debbie & Douglas.
If you haven’t had a visit from these two yet, let me tell you it is a bit stressful! Ms Debbie has a clipboard and makes a ton of notes about your tool collection and safety procedures. I thought this Lumberjocks deal was just a lot of fun between woodworkers until they arrived at my shop one overcast day. I was quite relieved when I got my inspection certificate by email! So use caution, I suspect that if you enhance your workshop page that you might end up having a surprise shop inspection!
Don’t forget to take the Digital Lumberjock Pre-Test. Here is question #1 & #2 just in case you haven’t had a chance to take the test!
1. Who wears a surgical scrub cap, has a New York accent, loves furniture design and coined the term that defines his passion?
2. Extra Credit Question – What was project was the subject of his first series of episodes?
EPISODE #2 PDF DOWNLOADS
1. Digital Pre-Test
2. Episode #2 Notes
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MsDebbieP
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posted 291 days ago
aw David.. the inspection wasn’t THAT bad, was it/? We don’t want to scare anyone away ;) I don’t bite!!
great series idea.
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Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 290 days ago
Hi David;
I tried to watch the video, but the volume is so low I wasn’t able to hear it.
Maybe I have sawdust in my ears. LOL
The video intro was quite nice.
Lee
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Douglas Bordner
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posted 290 days ago
I think David was having a flashback to inspections from his time in the Navy. His tour was a snap. The only person who has failed as of yet is ME. Just keep your extension cords stowed (and maybe your fifties girlie calendars and your tour is a shoe-in.
-- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade.