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Shopsmith Christmas Dogwood

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Hmmm...

Never thought of using a dogwood tree as a Shopsmith extension. Guess I'll have to plant one.
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Thanks for a good laugh

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Just having lunch and checked to see if the forum is still here. I sure enjoy your humor. My lovely bride even chuckled. And it is comforting to know that even the really good craftsman use a tree!
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judaspre1982

Now that gives me an idea. I actually have a dogwood tree in my yard that died this spring. It bloomed out great turned brown and now there isn't a leaf left on it. Maybe Ill just hang some green stuff on it.:D
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That's what I like about our forum members, very creative!

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mbcabinetmaker wrote:judaspre1982

Now that gives me an idea. I actually have a dogwood tree in my yard that died this spring. It bloomed out great turned brown and now there isn't a leaf left on it. Maybe Ill just hang some green stuff on it.:D
Mark, wonder what a dogwood pen would look like? It's a slow growing tree, I'm sure it would be a hard wood...
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Tom

I turned some dogwood a long time ago and it was hard. Also nice and dark brown. Ill get the chainsaw.;)
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