Comments

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   bubblebubble | Apr 11, 2010 02:28pm | #1

   Being canadian I think of Hawaii as being off the beaten track
   Very interested in what 's going on where mainstream and trendy appeal isn't the order of the dayPB

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   Dean7 | Apr 11, 2010 02:28pm | #2

   I would love to have this book. Inspiration is always needed by a woodworker.

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   Larrythewoodguy | Apr 11, 2010 03:09pm | #3

   thanks for the chance to win.

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   manu31 | Apr 11, 2010 03:38pm | #4

   interesting to discover

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   BSzydlo | Apr 11, 2010 03:41pm | #5

   I am always looking for new inspiration. Thanks for providing this opportunity to discover a another group of woodworkers.

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   jpat | Apr 11, 2010 05:25pm | #6

   Ok I am feeling lucky this time. Have visited Hi. a couple of times and this book would be nice to have

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   cane | Apr 11, 2010 06:49pm | #7

   OK, new to all this but I also feel lucky, I would like to have this book for my collection of wood working books that I am now starting. I have three and this one looks like it has the hand wood working view, that is where I like it, I want to feel like a artist while I do my wood working. I am old and just about been every where so go an enter me in the running for this beautiful book, Aloha!
   Paul

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   fmarabate | Apr 11, 2010 08:55pm | #8

   This looks interesting.

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   mauiclaudia | Apr 11, 2010 09:59pm | #9

   amazing cross section of woodworkers, would be great to grace my shelves with it, Nice work Tiffany!

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    Aroonstock | Apr 11, 2010 10:35pm | #10

    The book looks very interesting. I'm curious to see what woods they use.

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    davewood77 | Apr 12, 2010 02:11am | #11

    I love Hawaii and woodworking!

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    hubiedoo517 | Apr 12, 2010 02:24am | #12

    That sounds like a dream come true, Woodworking in Hawaii,
    Hell Yeah. I guess if I can't do it the next best thing is to read about it. Thanks for the chance to win.

    Hubert K

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    RevDoug | Apr 12, 2010 02:48am | #13

    I was wondering where I could get this book. This is a great opportunity to get a different perspective. Thanks for the offer.

14. 
    JimFuller1 | Apr 12, 2010 05:19am | #14

    This is gonna be the one...

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    YonedaD | Apr 12, 2010 09:34am | #15

    Please, Odin, let me win this book! (Sorry, just watched "Virgin Spring" for the first time. Groovy furniture therein.)

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    forummfg | Apr 12, 2010 11:13am | #16

    Sign me up!

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    parkitect | Apr 12, 2010 12:07pm | #17

    Aloha! I am ready to win this book. I have been to Hawaii and have the seen some of their beautiful woodworking. The great environment and exotic woods certainly are inspirational to the craftsmen.

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    atoma | Apr 12, 2010 02:34pm | #18

    I'm there, baby. Sign me up.

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    sk2tobin | Apr 12, 2010 03:59pm | #19

    always interested to see what other woodworkers are doing. It looks like it would provide some great inspiration.

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    tc5617 | Apr 14, 2010 02:23am | #20

    Count me in! Thanks

21. 
    roy23 | Apr 14, 2010 10:29am | #21

    Looks interesting. Always looking for something new. Thanks.

22. 
    chucktown | Apr 14, 2010 02:47pm | #22

    Just caught this, looks very interesting, count me in!
    Thanks

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    bung | Apr 15, 2010 04:50pm | #23

    While on Maui I met a Samoan man who lived there and had about six chisels, a broken stone for sharpening,and turned out beautiful work from Koa wood. It left in indelible print in my mind and I returned to my carving nook with a greater enthusiasm for the joy of carving.Please enter me for this wonderful looking book. Thank you.

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    Nudi | Apr 17, 2010 11:34am | #24

    As a self tought furniture maker I use many books for techniques and inspiration, Taunton books make up most of my reference library. Cultural definitions and interpetations of furniturecan be truly facinating.

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    calouche | Apr 18, 2010 01:25am | #25

    Someday I'll get there. Until then, this fine representation of woodworkers will have to do.

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    bricofleur | Apr 20, 2010 01:41am | #26

    Just taking the time to say "Hi" to Betsy, and of course all active woodworkers.

    Best,

    Serge