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The episode discusses the relevance of subscriber numbers, woodworking techniques, and addresses cultural sensitivities in language.
On today’s show, we’re talking about whether subscriber numbers matter anymore, cutting long miters, and pressing veneer without a vacuum bag. Wood Talk is proudly sponsored by Woodcraft , your trusted source for quality woodworking machines and power tools. Whether you’re just getting started or looking for your next upgrade, they’ll help you find the right tools to power your woodworking. Use code WT2026 for 10% off regularly priced merchandise. Cannot be combined with other offers, exclusions apply. The show is also supported by the generous contributions of our patrons. You can support the show and get the ad-free version at Patreon.com/woodtalk . This week, we thank: Eric Pellerin Peter Kulupka Sign up for the Wood Talk Newsletter . What’s on the Bench Marc started a repair job for his mother-in-law on a 23-year-old project. Matt is working on a workbench base. Shannon is doing chest of drawers remediation. Kickback Gary writes in with criticism of the discussion around Shannon’s use of “off the reservation.” Michael Johnson writes in to thank the guys for that same discussion and shares why those words carry weight for many Indigenous and First Nations people. Anthony from…
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