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   hhmacdonald | Jul 25, 2011 11:19pm | #1

   A woodworking journey is traveled with your hands and your tools. Looks like you're in the right direction.
   Being out doors what do you do to keep the rust down? I live on the Texas coast and have to oil everything all the time.

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   michelpoirier | Jul 26, 2011 08:33am | #2

   Interesting... my woodworking journey also begun on a balcony at the fourth floor ten years ago. The shop and tools don't make the wood worker. Most furniture built a century ago that we all admire were crafted without the fancy tools we have the luxury to purchase in today's market. As for my journey, I now have a nice, but small, studio with a few basic tools in it, but the real pleasure still in working wood with hand tools on my workbench.
   Michel

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   tirto90 | Jul 30, 2011 11:52am | #3

   Hi! Thanks for the comment!
   Its really exciting to hear a success story from someone that through the beginning harder than me. Its such a motivation, thanks! (I'll visit your profile).
   For now, I still don't have a problem with rust because all the tools I have are made from wood. My brother also live on Texas :)
   Regards