Welcome to Wood Talk, for Woodworkers by Woodworkers.

Now here are three guys who have great personalities.

Mark, Matt, and Shannon.

All right, it's Wood Talk Number 320 for August 15, 2016.

On today's show, we're talking about knowing when your planar and jointer blades are dull,

and torsion box assembly tables in small spaces, but before we... and that let's take a moment to talk about our supporters we have a few of them to

mention here Zacharias Cinnamon, Jason Rauch and an anonymous donor who I will not

name but you know who you are sir thank you so much for the support we really appreciate it and if you want to help out too you can just go to woodtalk show

com look over in the side column and you'll see some donation links for small amounts

recurring single donations whatever you want to do we're like you know the little

beggar on the side of the road with a cup out there shaking it alms for the poor

please sort of thing I don't know if I compare myself for that but you know I don't

know man have you looked in the mirror lately you kind of have a little bit of like homeless guy thing going on

I got some old cardboard all back and I just kind of write something on that real quick there you go

what you think?

Nice. I think that'll work. That'll work out nicely. By the way, we might go see

flight of the concords lately, so I hope your singing voice is up to par.

A little bit of a distraction there.

So what was it, what the heck was I talking about?

Oh yeah, so if you do donate, we will mention your name at the beginning of the show.

I'm glad you know.

Yeah, and we'll probably make some stupid jokes and totally get lost off of our script here, because that's how we do it.

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