Hey Everybody, I’ve gotten a few emails lately with people suggesting that i should show a shop tour. I figured that i would post this shop tour just to break my silence as sort of a mini podcast as i will not be making another podcast for a couple of days. Well i hope that everyone enjoys the show. Just a note if you notice i tried to speak louder in this episode because people had told me that they couldn’t hear it that well
P.S. just a note, you might want to try to turn the volume up louder because the sound isn’t so good on low volume
Well i hope that everyone liked the video. Next week i will be starting the construction of a printer table. Some things that will be featured in the two or three episodes that i build this printer table are:
- working with plywood - covering up the edges (solid wood molding and edge banding) - rail and stile type doors without specialized bits - hinge mortising - drawer slides - and a few other things along the way
12 comments so far
BlueStingrayBoots
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posted 190 days ago
teenagewoodworker, kool woodworking videos! Can I sponser you a piece of lumber?
Lumber from “Blueskieswood”
email your address and I’ll ship it out soon as I can.
MsDebbieP
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posted 190 days ago
Great tour. You have everything nicely organized.
(Blue—what a wonderful offer!!! Gosh our LumberJocks are amazing people)
-- "Functional WoodArt" by Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)
kshipp
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posted 190 days ago
Is that a dishwasher I see next to your workbench? I’ll have to add that to my list of tools to get someday. :)
-- Kyle, Michigan
brunob
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posted 190 days ago
Great video, great tour.
-- Bruce from Central New York
HallTree
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posted 190 days ago
Nice little shop. You are off to a good start. Have fun and work safe.
-- Ron in Osseo, Minnesota
cajunpen
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posted 190 days ago
Good tour of your shop. It is refreshing seeing all of the young woodworkers here – our future is looking brighter all the time.
BlueStingray – nice gesture.
-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/
BlueStingrayBoots
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posted 190 days ago
Cajunpen, I see David Marks get sponsers so I figure everyone could develop skills like his with a little help.
teenagewoodworker
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posted 190 days ago
Hey BlueStingrayBoots i was just wondering if i could get it shipped to a UPS store or somewhere like that that would hold it for me because my parents won’t let me give out my address. if there are any other costs such as holding the wood i will pay that because of the inconvenience.
BlueStingrayBoots
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posted 190 days ago
You should probably follow your parents rule, its experience and wisdom talking and your under there roof. : )
Don’t worry about it, there’s plenty of free wood in every city in America, yours too.
God bless and keep up the good work……and stay in school.
Regards,
BSB
MsDebbieP
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posted 190 days ago
I am always cautious about giving out my address as well.
There’s probably a good neutral delivery place. TWW—ask your parents; I bet they can come up with an idea or two of what they think would be safe.
-- "Functional WoodArt" by Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)
Zac
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posted 183 days ago
Nice neat shop. Good video.
J_Boehm
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posted 173 days ago
Very nice video. It is nice to see that your parents are supportive of your hobby. Keep up the great work buddy!
-- "Knowledge is King! It is never too late to learn something new." - Jim