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Mark Matt and Shadden.

All right, it's Wood Talk Number 288 for December 21st, 2015.

On today's show, we're talking about designing for liability, cutting inside corners on boards, and choosing the right spoke shave.

And we're actually just going to jump right into our topics today, because we do have a very special show for you and you'll find out why a little bit later

so let's do it let's get right into the email got one here from Jonathan he says I

keep seeing this article and it's a on a website WBAB-A-L-T-V.

And... W-B-A-L-T-V.

That's the local station in Baltimore.

Is it?

Okay, that's why it's foreign to me and not to you.

Worlds colliding.

There you go. It's apparently about IKEA offering a fix for dressers after

there were two deaths involved. I guess the furniture fell on children. So it's about IKEA offering a repair to dressers after some children were crushed and died is horrible to even say those words from the furniture falling.

IKEA didn't do anything wrong. They included kits to anchor the dressers to the walls,

but the owners didn't use them.

This made me think we talk about shop safety,

but what about safety of the final users

of the pieces that we make.

How often do we consider,

how often do we consider that in the pieces?

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