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Now here are three guys who like to use a lot of words yet say nothing at all. Mark Matt Enchanin.

All right, welcome to Woodstock number 183 for May 19th, 2014. On today's show,

we're talking about Hand-tull dust collection, steam-bending kiln-dried

wood, flattening a partial log slab, and using molding planes on curved edges.

All that and more coming up, but first let's hear a quick word from our sponsor.

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So we appreciate that.

And what do you say, guy?

Let's, guys, let's talk about what's on the bench.

Want me to go first?

Can I go first?

Sure.

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