Welcome to Wood Talk for Woodworkers by Woodworkers.

Now here are three guys who put the fine and fine woodworking. Mark, Matt, and Shannon.

All right, welcome to Wood Talk. Number 2 89 for January 4th, 2016. It's a new year.

Many new year. Merry New Year everybody.

On today's show we're talking about removing mill marks and boards, dovetail orientation for

casework, non-traditional table designs with regard to wood movement, the trend to speed up woodworking videos, got a lot of things here,

moving from a dry climate to a humid one, being called a carpenter instead of a woodworker,

and a look back at the projects that we made in 2015.

But before we get to all that, let's thank a few donors.

You know, it was the holidays and we had a couple of weeks off, so we've got a couple of names

here to mention.

Christopher L. Long, Jay Brash, Darrell Adams, Christopher Kelby,

Kelly Burns Woodworks, Theodor McMahon, Green Trace Associates, LLC.

Hmm, wonder what the dude's name is.

Andrew Hanson, Stephen Hummel, and Jeff Waite.

Thank you so much guys for supporting the show.

And if you want to support us too, you can just go to woodtalk show.

Look over in the right hand column,

you'll find the donation links right there

and if you send a few bucks in we will thank you by name at the beginning of the

show which kind of makes you famous a little bit sort of kind of sort of just a little bit so of. Just a little bit.

So, look, it's 2016, it's a new year.

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