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, it's Wood Talk of a specific number of which I don't know because we're recording this ahead of time for a replacement show because one of us is out of town or two of us are out of town and this is what you get because it's better than nothing?

Or one of us is being delayed because...

Yeah, you know it's better than nothing with a question mark at the end.

I don't know.

Better than nothing?

You'll have to let us know if it's better than nothing.

But yeah, all the usual stuff, we're going to skip past that.

We're just going to do another single topic show

that we think you'll find entertaining, interesting,

and enlightening.

And this one is all about our woodworking confessions.

Queue the sexy music, right? Or I feel like it should like be like the monks in the background chanting.

Chanting monks?

I'm not sure that fits, Matt, but okay.

I don't get that what workers for I have since. Yeah there you go.

All right so woodworking confessions things you might be surprised to hear about us.

We've each got one and then we've got a group confession actually that should be kind of

interesting so I'll lead it off if you don't mind let me let me find it what is

it I wrote it down all, so we all know that a fundamental woodworking skill is to be able to mill things by hand, of course.

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