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 356 for February 10th, 2017, and it is a weekend show.

And we've got...

Don't interrupt me, I'm talking here son.

He'll call me son.

All right, we've got two questions that are off topic and I figured, you know, if we're going to do the off topic thing,

we decided we would just lump them in the

one show for you get it you know it's like getting a needle at the doctor you know just

get it done and over with let's just go okay so first one here is

two lollipops at the doctor yes we'll get two lollipops at the doctor.

Yes, we'll get two lollipops from us too, we promise.

No one credited this person.

I don't know who it was, but, yeah, unfortunately we don't.

So being a board cutter, my main source of viewing entertainment is watching vids on

YouTube with woodworking being one of my primary subjects of my viewing pleasure

However, I'm finding myself more and more turned off by woodworking that's coming out of the popular

channels on YouTube. This is not a slam on the people themselves because there is some entertainment

value in their videos, but merely the quality of the pieces that they're putting out there. I'm concerned that this is now

influencing the general public's opinion and thinking that a two by six screwed

together picnic table is better than something you can buy at IKEA because it's

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