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 what talk number 384 from 826 2017. It's a weekend show who cares it's the weekend

tired of the hearing gigglers here it's the hoor you say the hickler yeah

Harry giggler oh he said Giggler.

Oh, he said Giggler.

It's the Memorial Day weekend show.

Woo!

What?

That's part of your weekend.

Oh, man.

Let's have a good time, y'all.

All right, so it is the weekend. That means we're going to do a show. And today we're going to talk

about something that came up in a sort of text string that we had together, the three of us, off the show,

and just we're talking about this being a thing.

It has to do with acquiring tools too soon or too quickly and as people who generally get

emails from other woodworkers who are, you know, at various stages in their progression in the craft, we tend to see like this sort of overview of what's happening with some people.

So I think, and you know know correct me if I'm wrong here

what can happen is a lot of people get into the craft they start watching videos you

know maybe reading some books like 2% of them the rest of them were watching

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