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We run Do Follow, Comment Luv, Keyword Luv and Top Commenters on this blog.
>>Important note: For the highest Page Rank link back to your site go to the home page to leave your comment! Not this page 
If you leave a quality comment on any post you will be rewarded! A high quality link back to your own site or blog will be here permanently. And this blog will be here for years to come, we have every expectation of reaching a very high page ranking so it’s well worth a few minutes of your time to leave a comment and create a high value link back to your site.
We would appreciate quality comments, more than just ‘hi, great blog!’. Poor comments like this will be removed, but if you can write a paragraph or two on the topic of the post, then you will have a high quality link or two back to your blog or site forever!
All the best,
Mike
November 16th, 2009 at 8:05 pm
I used to work with a guy whose hobby was woodworking, but he only used manual tools. He would go to the flea markets every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to see what he could find. Before I left, he gave me a set of older tools that I thought would amount to nothing. It is amazing how many times I still use them even after all of these years. They come in handy at the most opportune times!
BTW, very nice site. I can tell you are following the teachings of Brian. Interesting how many people I run across that do. Also, I went back to the home page to post the comment….I didn’t see the option.
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November 21st, 2009 at 1:34 pm
Thanks Christopher. I sure am following Brian’s teachings! I like your site too, nice work using a different wordpress theme. It gets a bit samey all of the sites I make with Brian’s themes look alike, but it helps when getting them out fast.
I noticed that you can comment on your home page. How do you do that, did you use a post or a page for it?
February 11th, 2010 at 7:00 pm
I have found that there is much available woodworking and other machining instruction and information in out of print and very old books. The technology may not be up to date but you can learn valuable and inexpensive methods for your work. Some of the old methods for woodturning are fantastic.
September 9th, 2010 at 11:14 am
I like topics like this one, great blog by the way.
September 11th, 2010 at 2:30 pm
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October 8th, 2010 at 1:54 am
thanks mike. this is very helpful.
October 16th, 2010 at 2:37 pm
Hey, Thanks for this post.
I think that woodworking tool are not the most important part, although they have huge impact on the quality of your design.
In my opinion, the most important part of your woodworking project is using the best woodworking plans.
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November 21st, 2010 at 9:50 pm
I agree with David, some of the original, “old” methods of treating wood are still very much “up to date’ and some are even still the preferred method of working with wood.
On my own page, I try to educate beginners in woodworking on techniques for building cabinets and on different ways to build furniture. Here, too, there are some old-fashoned techniques that are still used out there.