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New woodworking tv show

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Old show but new host ,Tom McLaughlin, and partnering with Fine Woodworking.

http://www.finewoodworking.com/2017/12/ ... -rough-cut
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That will be good. I figured T-mac was leaving when I saw the new shop equipment. He had nothing in there that a home woodworker could relate to. I don't think Woodcraft sold any of the equipment he put in his shop. He probably worked out a new sponsorship deal and they dumped him because of it. Probably a new show in the works or something. I'm looking forward to the new Rough Cut.
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Never cared for Tommy Mac his attitude turned me off. Was't much of a teacher either.
The show in my opinion was all about watch me.
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Ed, you are looking for an educational experience.

That ain't what it is all about nowadays. Entertainment is the current mantra.
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If you can't get an education (from Tom) you have advanced to a level of woodworking that I don't even hope to achieve. Watching him do some of what he did was an education in itself.

Watching Nick was educational. I did/do not consider it entertaining. Nick and Tom are/were in that boat together.

I do wish we still had Sawdust Sessions.
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