I mean, there is that whole sort of maker movement and 3D printing and all of that stuff.

You know, which I think is cool, but I'm just a hands-on guy and I want things to be analog.

I really don't want digital technology in my shop with the kids.

Like, I want it to be an analog space welcome to the

fine home building pro talk podcast our regular discussion with building industry professionals

this is senior editor patrick mccone today I'm joined by Carpenter, Woodworker, Carbony instructor,

and longtime FHB contributor Kit Camp.

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Kit is such a pleasure to meet you in person and to have you on this show. Thank you so much. Thanks. I'm happy to be here.

So in decades of working together, or at least a decade, we've never met, right? No, I don't think so.

Yeah, so this is really cool. This is another cool aspect of the Pro Talk podcast as I get a chance to spend a

half an hour talking to folks that in many cases I've corresponded with via email or talked on the

phone with for years and years. So how are you doing? Is everything okay in your house and

work life with the COVID outbreak?

Yeah, I mean, things are fine. It's been, I'm sure, like many parents out there,

interesting to both shift to working at home and have my kids shift to going to school at home.

And as someone who teaches a pretty hands-on subject,

that's been interesting too. But overall, we feel really lucky to be in the situation we're in

this weird environment that we're in right now. Can I ask you as an educator who has kids who are being educated,

is it a problem to be teaching your classes when your kids are in their own at home?

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