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   JeffKurtz | Dec 08, 2002 05:40am | #1

   Guess this is my favorite, since I use it more than any other.  The following aren't necessarily my favorites, but I think others will find them interesting.

   • A Woodworker's Notebook by Jeff Gorman.  Reflections and advice by a UK woodworker with many years of experience.  http://www.millard.demon.co.uk/index.htm
   • John Swensen's Guide to Machine Optimization.  A lot of good tweaks, upgrades, and do-it-yourself ideas.  http://www.tdl.com/~swensen/machines/index.html
   • Jeff Greef Woodworking.  A good place for beginners offering a nice selection of links and free plans.  http://www.jeffgreefwoodworking.com/index.html

   Jeff

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   wrick2003 | Dec 08, 2002 07:29am | #2

   http://www.mjdtools.com is an awesome antique tool website. they have auctions, a huge catalog of books, and a twice-weekly email of the new list of tools for sale. it was the first  site i ever visited.   is that a grielle, or a quannet? or maybe a scorp?

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   Sancho | Dec 08, 2002 07:44am | #3

   Woodworking at the wwa  http://www.woodworking.org  nice tuesday (canadian) and wensday night chats

   http://www.JoesphFusco.com Good website it is new but has some good info

   http://www.homesteadfinishng.com  Jeff Jewitts finishing site great info

   http://www.JohnBridgeForum.com   Great tile forum good info

   http://www.Woodnet.com Good wood working and wood tool forum

   http://www.JLC-Online.com good info construction woodworking, home improvementAt Darkworks  Customer satisfaction Job One..Yea yea were all over it...

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   ToolDoc | Dec 09, 2002 04:32am | #4

   ok heres a couple of ww sites I have visited..www.woodnet.net  forums

   http://www.wwforum.com/index.asp - Badger Pond-forums

   http://www.woodmagazine.com/ - wood on line- wood talk

   http://www.woodworkersworkshop.com - forums

   http://www.woodworking.com - forums

   Happy woodworking...            ToolDoc

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   besea | Dec 09, 2002 09:33pm | #5

   This is great people,  I'm saving all of these and exploring them whenever I have time

   Thanks to all !!

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   ian | Dec 10, 2002 02:53pm | #7

   Thanks for starting this thread.  I too have been saving the links for future reference/exploration

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   KevinLBS | Dec 09, 2002 11:53pm | #6

   Well, for finishing materials (besides homestead), http://www.woodfinishingsupplies.com is great. Some serious academic articles about finish composition as well as quality materials and pro finishing help forum.

   For every kind of router and shaper bit, and FREE shipping, I love http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/smarthtml/pages/routerbit.html because there's nowhere local for me to get good bits.