Comments

1. 
   benito | May 10, 2009 03:44pm | #1

   wow, am I the first? maybe you should just give it to me...

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   baudi | May 10, 2009 04:09pm | #2

   Count me in!

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   Koonan | May 10, 2009 05:02pm | #3

   I've been looking at getting this DVD, count me in.

   Mike

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   JasonT | May 10, 2009 05:26pm | #4

   I have recommended this contest with a Thumbs Up! Having struggled with some original "clunky" pieces I could use the help!

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   USNERDOC | May 10, 2009 05:43pm | #5

   Count me in!

   Give the importance of understanding design and developing an "eye" for design, this sounds like it will be a very useful instructional aid.

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   BSzydlo | May 10, 2009 05:56pm | #6

   I just saw this dvd on the LN websites and it looks very interesting. Please enter me in the drawing.

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   hubiedoo517 | May 10, 2009 09:15pm | #7

   sign me up...

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   jbowrs500 | May 10, 2009 09:27pm | #8

   Oh yes me too

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   akmarty | May 10, 2009 09:29pm | #9

   I will take shot at it. I am always looking to expand my library.

10. 
    JLYoung | May 10, 2009 09:36pm | #10

    Lie Nielsen videos rock, I want this one!

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    DougBob | May 10, 2009 09:51pm | #11

    I can never know too much about design, please toss my name in the hat.

    Thanks!

12. 
    Rob62762 | May 10, 2009 10:02pm | #12

    I'm in.

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    frank T | May 10, 2009 10:53pm | #13

    Unlock my chance to win!

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    JoeDen | May 10, 2009 11:22pm | #14

    sounds interesting, design is one (of many) areas where I could use some help. Sign me up!

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    CADDted | May 10, 2009 11:35pm | #15

    count me in!

16. 
    KevinTaylor | May 11, 2009 12:12am | #16

    Oh, pick me.

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    hskrfn | May 11, 2009 12:14am | #17

    pick me! pick me!

18. 
    teryg | May 11, 2009 01:06am | #18

    All hail classic design! I hope that Phi and Mr. Fibonacci are explained and utilized. Put me in for this, please.

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    Tyblack | May 11, 2009 02:21am | #19

    this looks like a great movie.

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    Smith5963 | May 11, 2009 04:09am | #20

    count me in

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    2clicksoff | May 11, 2009 04:13am | #21

    This book would be a great asset to ones woodworking library.
    Looks like an excellent source of knowledge.
    Include me in your drawing.
    Thanks

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    discusion | May 11, 2009 05:46am | #22

    Please put me in. It is a great idea this contest! I'll love to add this material to my Tauton section.

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    tazzer | May 11, 2009 12:10pm | #23

    This DVD would be a big help to me.

24. 
    WayniacKT | May 11, 2009 01:25pm | #24

    I'll take it! :)

25. 
    bo5ephus | May 11, 2009 02:37pm | #25

    This would be cool

26. 
    KevinWilliams | May 11, 2009 05:33pm | #26

    definitely interested! add me too!

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    bko | May 11, 2009 10:01pm | #27

    Looks like a great book, revealing the "secrets" of good design.

28. 
    ocean8535 | May 12, 2009 12:14am | #28

    I need the super secret design edge.

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    ember | May 12, 2009 06:19am | #29

    Looks like a great topic.

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    bostonarc | May 12, 2009 12:25pm | #30

    This sounds like a great book so count me in.

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    MrHudon | May 12, 2009 12:35pm | #31

    Would Love a copy..Thanks

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    sk2tobin | May 12, 2009 02:00pm | #32

    count me in I would love to have a DVD on design!

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    JYA | May 12, 2009 06:54pm | #33

    It would be nice to be able to build something of one's own design, as opposed from someone else's plans all the time.

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    jvhovey | May 13, 2009 11:39am | #34

    JYA, the journeyman requires the apprentice to copy what the journeyman does over and over again because it teaches the apprentice patience - a virtue usually lacking among apprentices - and because it is the best way to pass the journeyman's wisdom on to the next generation. As for the apprentice, he soon learns that he can have no better place to learn craft than at the side of a master. And indeed, for the apprentice, the first step toward originality is to copy the work of a master- and to hear the master say: No! No! You must do it this way, my way! For it is only if we understand the wisdom of the master that we can come to have a little wisdom of our own; indeed, if we are to become masters at all, it can be only because we possess so intimate a knowledge of that wisdom as to be able to re-create the work that sprang from it. In this way also do we find it possible to hear the conversation of the masters who went before us - I mean the "conversation" that we hear in their works. I am at age 64 a mere apprentice. God grant me time to become a journeyman.

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    BayJoiner | May 13, 2009 11:58am | #35

    I'm retired from a career in Information Technology where I always logic to my work. Now I wish to develop my artistic side with designs in wood; but where does on learn how to do that? Can it be taught or must I have the DNA for it? Perhaps this DVD is a first step?

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    dancam | May 13, 2009 01:24pm | #36

    I'd love to get a copy of this DVD. If it comes from Lie-Nielsen I know it's a quality product.
    Thanks, Dan C.

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    swantown_joe | May 13, 2009 01:26pm | #37

    Walker surely will enhance my ever growing desire to improve my desiging attempts. Giveaways can be inspirational and I suspect this one will fill that role.
    Kindly place me on the list.

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    stevegs | May 13, 2009 03:12pm | #38

    This DVD looks like it would be a really good asset in helping me to develop a greater understanding of proportions and applying this knowledge to future projects. Thanks for the opportunity.

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    otisdog | May 13, 2009 03:19pm | #39

    Sounds like a deal.

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    CPS SW | May 13, 2009 04:57pm | #40

    I must be missing something...The numerous comments on the book and what I see is a must have DVD. Any day of learning is a great day!

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    dtobey | May 13, 2009 08:39pm | #41

    I have gone through many afternoons sitting in Half Price Books reading about different solutions to problems. This book would really help. Thanks for helping all of us become better woodworkers.

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    Sneezeldorf | May 14, 2009 08:15am | #42

    This looks interesting

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    regisand | May 14, 2009 09:18pm | #43

    This one would be a nice addition to my library.

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    GCAlexander | May 15, 2009 02:02am | #44

    A great addition to a small library seeking books for company...

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    cahudson42 | May 16, 2009 06:08am | #45

    I would think this DVD would improve anyone's woodworking skillset - just as all the videos here at the FWW website do.

    One of the main reasons I signed up for full FWW site access is the videos - plus access to all the past great articles.

    While that is a 'library in itself' - additional DVDs are always welcome!

46. 
    Sanjeev | May 17, 2009 12:13am | #46

    Woodworking is easy, designing with the right proportions much more difficult!

47. 
    picaraza | May 17, 2009 08:26pm | #47

    Me too!

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    Smith5963 | May 19, 2009 04:21am | #48

    I'm in.

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    DaveRichards | May 19, 2009 04:48pm | #49

    Interesting

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    stanton | May 19, 2009 08:56pm | #50

    Good deal, it is always good to be able to learn from the past and use that knowledge so as not to reinvent the wheel. I look forward to being able to use the subject matter to further woodworking.