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Welcome to Wood Talk Number 144 for August 14th, 2013.

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All right, well time to talk about what's on the bench. I'll go first, because that's my privilege.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever.

I'm going first.

I am actually doing a couple different things.

First, I'm finishing up the base portion of this blanket chest that I'm making it's a green and green style

blanket chest and I wonder if you run into this mat sometimes on more complex projects

you get to a point where there are numerous directions you could go in terms of okay do I work on this part next or do I do a sub-assembling now and you kind of struggle with which one is the best to do and I guess you know we're in sort of a unique position because we

typically film this stuff I have another side of my brain that's nagging me saying is this

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