STL 91: Best Way to Destroy Furniture
This week on Shop Talk Live, we review some heart-breaking video of furniture destruction out of Norway and dive into the idea of trademarking and protecting furniture designs. Plus, Ed, Mike, and Matt tackle a few All Time Favorite Tools AND Techniques of All Time, as well as a couple of recent “Smooth Moves.”
And as always, we answer a variety of your woodworking questions-from chisel sharpening techniques and veneer best-practices, to methods for tackling rabbet and dado joints.
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Listen to Previous Episodes
- Shop Talk Live 90: Gorilla Glue for Fine Furniture
- Shop Talk Live 89: Workbench Wisdom
- Shop Talk Live 88: Marquetry Master Craig Thibodeau
- Shop Talk Live 87: Shop Talk Live Moving to Video
- Shop Talk Live 86: Furniture Maestro Chris Gochnour–Part II
- Shop Talk Live 85: Furniture Maker Chris Gochnour
- Shop Talk Live 84: One Big Problem with Helical Cutterheads
- Shop Talk Live 83: Outfit Your Shop for Under 2-Grand
- Shop Talk Live 82: Matt Kenney’s Controversial Arrest
- Shop Talk Live 81: Weird Woodworking Tools
- Shop Talk Live 80: Workbench Troubles
- Shop Talk Live 79: Ed’s Mysterious Basement Experience
- Shop Talk Live 78: Makin’ Sparks on Yer Tablesaw
- Shop Talk Live 77: A Woodworker’s Dream Job
- see all episodes
The right way to destroy fine furniture--this week on Shop Talk Live.
Comments
Love the video. This episode took great advantage of it especially in the favorite tools segment. Keep up the good work!
Steve
Gentlemen, I do so enjoy your podcast. With Google filiing chapter 11 and no other source of internet info Fine Woodworking is the bomb. The audio casts are nice and I will continue to listen, However (comma pause), the video is greatly appreciated as it brings me into the room with you. It is more personal and gives a better feel for the VOICES behind the mic's. After all, how could the world experience the Full Kenny Snark if we couldn't see it in action? Please keep the video.
What happened to the video? It hasn't been available in the last 2 or 3.
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