Welcome to the shortest episode ever of Wood Talk Online.

Actually I'm just coming on here. Welcome to the shortest episode ever of Wood Talk online.

Actually, I'm just coming on here real quick to let you know that Matt and I are still alive.

We're still doing this show.

It's just we, just August has gotten away from us and things are just way too busy so we decided it was a convenient time to take a break and most of you are on vacation as well so it just seems like an appropriate time.

This month is pretty crazy. We've got the podcast and new media

expo coming up here in a few days and then after that the big IWF show in Atlanta which is just

going to be a tremendous woodworking show so So if you can make it there, I would recommend it. But beyond that we are hoping that when we start up again in September, that we will have some really cool news to share with you guys about the show and the destiny of the show.

And I can't say anything yet, hate to tease you, but I really can't say anything until something

is concrete.

But perhaps something may happen.

So thanks as always for listening and we will see you guys in September.

So happy and safe woodworking and thanks as always for listening.

Well you know while it was here I figured I may as well answer a couple of voicemails

that we have sitting in the mailbox.

This first one comes from Jim.

Hey Mark and Matt, this is Jim in Langley, British Columbia. For the past few months, I've been gradually working my way through all the past episodes of Woodloch Wood talk online,

and as of today I'm completely caught up.

Gotta say, I love your podcast. In an earlier episode Mark you mentioned

that you never use any wet lubricant on your table saw. Instead you only use dry lube, but

you didn't mention any brand names. I was wondering if you could tell me what you do use on your table saw. Thanks guys.

Now if I remember correctly Jim I think you're talking about the material that I use on the gears on the interior parts of the saw,

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