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

All right, it's Wood Talk Number 290 for January 11th, 2016.

On today's show, we're talking about the intimidation of getting started, 45

degree zero clearance inserts, using a carbide bandsaw blade, and choosing a dust

collector. All that more coming up, but first let's thank a few special folks who

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that's always appreciated so let's just jump right into the good stuff here what's on

the bench for me still being lazy. I'm trying to get out of the after post holiday

muck, but I'm finalizing this bed design tomorrow I'm going to go pick up some lumber and I don't know if either of you have ever built beds.

Shannon I think you built a bed before right?

Yeah, okay just finished one and when you're both a bed for a child.

Well there you go baby that does count that definitely counts.

But when you're building a bed and you're going to put the plan out to the audience, the reality is there's a lot of different beds out there. You know, so it's like, I'm going to build the one that fits my dimensions, but am I really obligated to give you like

the sketch up drawing for for twin size for full size for a queen for king for

Eastern King like where does it end because our our bed is a Eastern king but it's actually a sleep number bed.

So I don't even need the support system.

My bed is on a stand and I just need the bed in the, like the headboard, footboard, and

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