Welcome to Wood Talk. Now here are three guys who have combined would make one hell of a woodworker. Mark, Shannon, and Mad.

That is so true.

One day, the three of us will join forces

like a giant robot to be one great robotic woodworker.

Station.

That day is not today, though. Okay, so welcome. Wood we're talking about intentionally building things out of square, the necessity of mitresaws, and it's a topic we just can't get away from, adding texture, choosing a router plane and introducing new woodworkers to tools.

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That's what I'm saying. You don't talk it about. The world. All right, so a little bit of a different format, kind of a loose format. We're going to focus on questions today. Nothing for, you know, what's new or what's on the bench because they're actually recording at the

same time as we did a previous show so there's nothing to add to that.

What's new? A cricket?

Oh no that's not new. That was in the last show too.

If that cricket was dead, then it would be something new.

Okay. So let's just jump right into it, shall we?

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