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It’s been awhile since our last episode, but the summer hiatus is wrapping up and it’s time to get back to business. Before we get to far into new episodes I think we need to give away some long overdue schwag. So today’s episode is a chance to get reacquainted with each other, share a couple bits of news and even a little look at what I did over the summer months.
Woodworking in America is officially sold out, but the market place is still open to all visitors on October 1 & 2, 2010. It’s a $7 fee, but it gets you in for both days and includes free exhibits and access to some of the hottest vendors in the industry. If you stop by their website, you can even download a coupon to get $2 off the original price. With as many woodworking bloggers and podcasters that’ll be attending, it looks to be a good time!
The Sawdust Chronicles is starting their Fall 2010 Build Challenge. Stop by the website to get more information about the rules and what you could win. The prizes get better every challenge!
And of course the main reason for today’s episode was to give away some schwag. Did you win something? Checkout the episode to find out, I’m not spilling the beans on this blog post…you’ll have to watch or listen or maybe check your email box for a notice from me.
Today’s episode was written and recorded by our good friend Tom Iovino of “Tom’s Workbench”. It’s titled “My First Woodworking Experience” and was originally posted at Lumberjocks.com.
To find more great articles like this post, visit Tom’s website at www.tomsworkbench.com.
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Today’s episode was written by George Walker of the Design Matters Blog. It’s titled “Exploring wood color” and was originally posted April 26, 2010.
To find this article or many of Mr. Walker’s other great posts on all things design and woodworking visit his weblog at georgewalkerdesign.wordpress.com.
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