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Making It With Jimmy Diresta, Bob Clagett and David Picciuto

I Like To Make Stuff

Arts, Crafts, Education, How To, Leisure, Design

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🗓️ 22 April 2022

⏱️ 56 minutes

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This week Jimmy Diresta, Bob Clagett and David Picciuto talk about collaborations. What We’re Working On Jimmy Diresta Currently working on a collab with George Vondriska David Picciuto Went to the ER (he’s ok), made a 1950’s phone bench Bob Clagett Working on the Karmann Ghia, lots of different types of videos Links: WWGOA What we’re watching: David Pick of the Week: Inspire Woodworking Jimmy’s Pick of the Week: CNC Router Essential Bob’s Pick of the Week: HotRodHippie Special thanks to all of our patrons on Patreon for supporting this episode! Especially: Full Steam Designs by Chris Powell Odin Leather Goods Rich at Loen.Design Blondihacks PhunKiss Artistic Creations Caleb Harris – YouCanMakeThisToo Chad from ManCrafting™ WorksBySolo Albers Woodworks Corey Ward steven booker Chris Paties Jonathan Durfey Skullforge Studios Ken baker Scott D. Oram – Dad It Yourself DIY KlingsporsWoodworkingShop Rupert Klopfer Joshua Barber Ryan LaValley David Tanner Mike Wagner Jacques Speas Matthew Serio Gary Burkhardt Gordon F. Crago (@gfc62) Gary Oshust (SPark Workshop) David Plance (Rowdy Penguin) If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon

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0:00.0	Jimmy you're you're in a hotel room. I'm in a hotel. I'm in Hudson, Wisconsin. I've been here
0:08.2	since Sunday. Today's Wednesday. I got here Sunday evening. I'm here with George Vandriska,
0:13.6	not here in the hotel room. George lives about 15 miles from here in Hammond, Hammond, Wisconsin.
0:20.4	So I've been going to George's house. We're making content for the Woodworkers Guild of America.
0:25.9	David, did I say that right? Is that the website? Yep. Yep. Yeah. George is in charge of the woodworking
0:33.0	aspects of that website. Well apparently there's a company called TN and they own several
0:39.1	different. The lack of a better term like hobby type things. They have a they have a website or
0:45.2	content creation for RVs, woodworking, outdoor outdoors, motorcycle stuff. So they're a big content
0:54.5	internet content company. It's still becoming more and focused to me as I hang out with George
0:59.3	and George is in charge of the woodworking stuff for many years now. I was surprised to find out
1:03.6	many years, maybe 12, 15 years he's been in charge. Dave, you said you were involved as a customer
1:09.6	way back in George was there. Yeah. I paid for, I don't know if it was like a monthly or a yearly
1:16.8	subscription to the website, but when I first got into woodworking it was really helpful.
1:20.7	Yeah. It's good. It's a lot, it seems like a lot of basic stuff and so we're creating maybe
1:25.1	six or eight videos. You know, some as long as just a minute and one the big featured one is this
1:30.7	bandsaw box that I sent you guys pictures of. I think George posted a few things about it.
1:35.0	We're making a toolbox, sort of like an heirloom toolbox, but all the joints are made on the
1:40.4	bandsaw. It's the same the bandsaw specialist. So that's why he brought me in. So everything we're
1:44.8	doing is kind of bandsaw centric, all the tips and tricks that we're doing. It's been going great
1:49.0	and the camera crew guys are awesome. They have lots of experience with fun stuff. So chatting
1:53.3	about all kinds of cool stuff that they worked on in between and with trading industry secrets.
1:58.2	I'm having a good time. Much to my surprise I'm having a good time and it's kind of the topic.
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