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Welcome to Everyday Woodworking, Episode 38. Join us as we talk about Discovering Lumber Imperfections, the Radial Arm Saw, and How To Assemble a College Dorm SOS Kit!

Grab your tools and let’s get started...THIS is Everyday Woodworking!

FYI this podcast is available for streaming wherever you love to listen. We happen to dig Spotify which can be found via this link. - https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/everydaywoodworking/episodes/Episode-37-Measuring-Odd-Widths--Cell-Phones-In-the-Shop--and-our-Oak-Veneer-Refinishing-Project-Part-2-e2m58al 

Download your free copy of 25 Essential Items for a Dorm SOS Kit by clicking on this link. - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yDIaSWV-Zuq3hPh3YJO4B1eC2vKwHKpm/view?usp=sharing 

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Thank you for joining us! For more about Everyday Woodworking or our parent company, Apple Valley Farm, please visit us online at www.avfga.com.

And if you have questions or comments for us, please reach out to us at [email protected]

Finally, if you enjoyed this episode, then PLEASE leave us a glowing review. It means so much and it helps future listeners decide to take a chance on us. THANK YOU in advance!

Til next time, have a blessed day! We’ll meet you right back here, on Everyday Woodworking!

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This Podcast and its content are Copyright 2024 by Apple Valley Farm, Everyday Woodworking and PitchAFitz Publishing. All rights reserved. No part of this recording may be used without the express, written consent of the copyright holder. 

The music used in this recording is Insane Blues, written and performed by Ricky Fitzpatrick, published 2024 by PitchAFitz Publishing (BMI). All rights reserved.

Welcome to Everyday Woodworking, Episode 37. Join us as we talk about Measuring Odd Widths, Cell Phones In the Shop, and our Oak Veneer Refinishing Project Part 2

Grab your tools and let’s get started...THIS is Everyday Woodworking!

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Thank you for joining us! For more about Everyday Woodworking or our parent company, Apple Valley Farm, please visit us online at www.avfga.com.

And if you have questions or comments for us, please reach out to us at [email protected]

Finally, if you enjoyed this episode, then PLEASE leave us a glowing review. It means so much and it helps future listeners decide to take a chance on us. THANK YOU in advance!

Til next time, have a blessed day! We’ll meet you right back here, on Everyday Woodworking!

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This Podcast and its content are Copyright 2024 by Apple Valley Farm, Everyday Woodworking and PitchAFitz Publishing. All rights reserved. No part of this recording may be used without the express, written consent of the copyright holder. 

The music used in this recording is Insane Blues, written and performed by Ricky Fitzpatrick, published 2024 by PitchAFitz Publishing (BMI).

If you search Amazon for “Woodworking” books, you’ll get over 60,000 results! But what if you had to whittle that list down to just a few Essential Woodworking Books? That’s what we’re up to today...right here, on Everyday Woodworking.

One of the most common questions we get asked is some variation of “How did you learn to do this?” So today, we'll look at eight great ways to learn or improve woodworking skills, right here on Everyday Woodworking.

Our PPL topic today is about the strange but warm & fuzzy reappearance of Blue's Clues host Steve Burns. What is up with that? Join us here as we chat it out in the Parent Pickup Line today, right here on Everyday Woodworking.

Most woodworkers have only a minimal setup for heat or AC in their workspace. Join us today as we explore affordable options for heating and cooling the small shop. Right here on Season 2 of Everyday Woodworking!

Welcome to our Small Business Brainstorming episode! Today we're talking about why I have the crazy idea that we do NOT want to grow our woodworking business. Join us for all the juicy details right here, on Everyday Woodworking!

Every small shop woodworker has a tool or tools that they just can’t live without. And that’s what we’re looking at today. So join us to find out more…right here, on Everyday Woodworking.