Welcome to the Wood Talk Weekend Show.

It's time to unbutton those pants.

Crack open a fresh grave soda and let the soothing sounds of Mark Shannon and

mad caress your earholes.

All right it's will talk number 380 for May 5th 2017. It's a weekend show

It's the weekend. So Michael Schumacher wrote in he says if Shannon

didn't have his hand toll school would you have been more of a

hybrid woodworker doing commission work and you know I don't want to throw this

totally on Shannon I thought this is an interesting question to say if we weren't in the position of I guess making this content business with our work

Would we still use the same techniques tools and things that we currently are known for.

Or would our shops and our habits in the shop

look different than they do today?

So because the question was directed at Shannon,

I'll throw that at him and let him kick it off here.

Sure. I nothing would change. That's one of the things that I think if you're if you're in

content generation, if you don't do something you enjoy you're never going to

last so whether the camera's on or off I would still keep working the same way if I

had to like be on while I was on camera or do a technique that I wouldn't normally do.

There's no way that would persist.

So yeah, I would keep working the same way.

The reason I got into hand tools is because I love that style at work. I love the history behind it. So there's no reason why I would change anything. A perfect example of that is I bought a 20 inch planer because it was like you know what well actually if I if I

wasn't trying to produce content a little bit quicker maybe I wouldn't have bought

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