Welcome to Wood Talk.

Now here are three guys who could do that too if they had those tools.

Mark Shannon and Mad.

All right, it's we'll talk number 412 for, what are we in October already, October 2nd, 2017.

On today's show we're talking about plain blade troubleshooting, keeping things square, cleaning furniture, and

shop-made tools.

And this is our second recording for the day, so we're just going to shoot into our emails and

voicemails and try to answer as many as we can.

Hopefully we'll actually give some good answers.

So I guess I'll go first.

This one here is from, darn it, did I not put the person's name there?

I hate when I do that. I like giving people credit.

Okay. She always screwing up Mark. It's always something with me. I'm a slacker. I barely

even want to do this show. I mean... they're all just numbers to you anyway

customer one one seven three four it's all statistics okay okay on Mark's Friday

live show I remember I'm joking about Nicole using pledge to clean with, uh,

clean with, uh, clean with early in his woodworking career and him correcting her.

I know enough that I shouldn't use products like that, but I don't really know what the reasons are for it and more importantly

I don't know what the best way is to clean and maintain different finishes

This is like a social commenter I just know that I'm not supposed to do it. I don't know why I have no idea why

Any light you three could shed on this would be appreciated now. I can't claim that this is like a rule a hard and fast rule that everyone should follow.

But generally speaking, I don't like to clean my interior furniture with waxy stuff or oily stuff.

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