Welcome to Wood Talk, for Woodworkers by Woodworkers. Now here are three guys who take big pieces of wood and make them smaller.

Mark, Matt, and Shannon.

All right, we're on Wood Talk Number 129,

take two for April 17th, 2013.

On today's show, we're going to talk once again about one plane to rule them all, leaving

dovetail scribe lines.

The difference between some common saws, inspecting an old table saw using B-grade wood, fixing

a warp chair seat, and using epoxy.

And just to clarify, I did a whole little thing.

We recorded about five minutes of this show and then had to do it over because I forgot to arm the

tracks that Matt and Shannon are on.

So all that matters is if we can get a transcriptionist,

we could send out that newsletter that is a full transcription of Wood Talk.

And then that way we can get people's addresses and maybe we can get like a whole snail mail thing going on and get really cutting edge.

Oh, I like that. I just think we should release the track of just you and call it the schizophrenic episode.

Just where I just talked to myself. That would be great. I just recorded over it, but okay. Well, before we go too far, let's hear a word from our sponsors.

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