Dual military couple- needs SS training

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jon wrote:Hi Guys,

....So after the first chapter I built some simple shelves for my shop. I am now learning how to cut angles and bevels and I found a set of plans for blue bird houses for $2 on eBay. So for each chapter I study and practice the lessons with scrap wood, and then try to complete a project applying the skills I learned. Some day, I will make furniture!

I am out in the boondocks so this forum is my "go to source" for questions. Yes, it is a bit embarrassing to ask some simple questions from the masters, but I am gradually getting over it because they are all very, very helpful and supportive.

Welcome and have fun!

Here you will find archives of Shopsmith's Hands On Magazines. They are loaded with small projects you can make. The best thing is - they are free. http://www.shopsmithhandson.com/issue_archives.htm

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txred1(both of them) must be out on bivouc.:confused:
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