393: Digging Into The Cemetery

Making It With Jimmy Diresta, Bob Clagett and David Picciuto

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🗓️ 31 March 2023

⏱️ 67 minutes

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This week Jimmy Diresta, Bob Clagett and David Picciuto talk about handling curveballs. What We’re Working On Jimmy Diresta Back from Wisconsin, owns the cemetery house! David Picciuto Making fine furniture, with 2×4’s! Bob Clagett Launched the Arduino course, hung out with his “cousin”, Tyler Bell Links: Arduino For Makers Online Course What we’re watching: David Pick of the Week: Electric Classic Cars Jimmy’s Pick of the Week: How To Burn Your Down Your Shop Bob’s Pick of the Week: Donut – Water/Gasoline Special thanks to all of our patrons on Patreon for supporting this episode! Especially: Crabtree Creative The Webb Ranch Woodworks Gretchen Hofer Michael menedjian Warren Werks Stu Morrison Scott Oram – Dad It Yourself DIY Odin Leather Goods Rich at Loen.Design Grant (DadCrafted) Chad’s Custom Creations Chad from ManCrafting™ WorksBySolo Albers Woodworks Corey Ward Roughhouse Salvage Bill Burkel – WTB Woodworking Newton Makes Samuel Gable Randy Watson Skullforge Studios The New Janky Workshop KlingsporsWoodworkingShop Rupert Klopfer Joshua Barber Ryan LaValley steven booker Richard Quay Mike Wagner Jacques Speas Gary Burkhardt Gordon F. Crago (@gfc62) Gary Oshust (Chisel and Mold) If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon

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0:00.0	Jimmy you're back. I am. I'm no longer in Wisconsin. I was in Wisconsin this
0:06.4	time last week working with George Vandroska. We shot a bunch of
0:10.0	content for the Woodworkers Guild of America website that he he's a big
0:14.3	member. I think he's I never went to the website. George I'm sorry but but it's
0:19.6	a paywall. It's a payside and I'm not and I'm not a member but I am a membership
0:25.1	for free maybe for being a part of it. Well I know George I could just call him and
0:28.6	say George had you had you make that butt joint. Is it a complicated joint? It's
0:32.9	a butt joint cup. Now he keeps it it seems like most of the woodwork is sort of
0:38.9	along the lines of of Steve Ramsey where it's not overly complicated because
0:44.5	I'm always like let's do this because no no no let's keep it like this I'm
0:47.3	like okay I'm like we could do that kind of joint we could do fingers like
0:50.1	no no no so it's it's like yeah it's like and she level to to to
0:56.5	intermediate and we had a really good time and he had he fires a crew and the
1:02.2	crew came and the good guys same guys that I worked with last year really good
1:06.5	crew and we do a live stream and everything went really well we had a good
1:10.7	time and so I'm back here I came home and I jumped right into all my my tasks
1:15.6	and now that it's spring cleaning I'm cleaning up the art a little bit putting
1:19.6	away all the junk I leave out over the winter it's the spring has sprung and I
1:24.6	came home my big news my big big news is that now I own the graveyard house I
1:29.3	talked about on the after show cool nice me and Howard my business partner we
1:33.6	bought the graveyard house which is three miles up the road and hopefully today
1:38.1	they turn the electric on because it's been cold they turn the electric off on
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