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  1. March 8, I had the opportunity to attend a workshop hosted by the St. Louis Woodworkers Guild where Logan Wittmer was the guest and he presented and demonstrated building a shaker side table. He demonstrated hand tool usages and the use of the bandsaw. Logan provided an excellent weekend. It was enlightening, entertaining, informational, demonstrative, and full of tips. Everyone left the Saturday event energized. He gave a week’s amount of information in 6 hrs. Lagan’s wife attended with him at the Friday evening dinner. Logan is the Editor-in-chief for the Popular Woodworking magazine and is from the Des Mines IA area. Danl
  2. ...for us but in a different fashion. Who knew Tom Bodett was a passionate woodworker? Great story of triumph.
  3. Ok Patriot Woodworkers, if you had a chance to speak to any woodworker in the entire history of our world, who would it be? Who that lucky guy, or gal be? Who would you travel back in time to see? Thanks for humoring me!
  4. I'm new here and just found out about the Patriot Woodworker from a general Google search for woodworker forums. I've been around these forums for almost ten years and this was the first I heard about the PW. So I am curious about the PW story. I think I have read all the boiler plate entries on the PW forum, but still have some questions. When was the PW begun? Who were its founders? Where is its home? How many members are there now? What else can you say about PW other than it's a place for Vets and Friends to hang out and share their passions and their experiences? I think the PW is valuable effort to support all our vets and disabled service members. By learning more, I hope I can do more. Sincerely, Al Heitz (aj43)
  5. @eldonthemarine. I noticed your question in chat this morning. Right off the top of my head I am going to say that may be almost impossible to come up with a number and here is why I think that. There are over 20 million veterans in the United States, that is a whole lot of veterans. Woodworking is a main stream hobby/trade, to what degree would a veteran be considered a woodworker? The question may be as hard as asking how many veterans play golf, or drive a Chevy. You may be the first to compile a database! . Eldon, there are quiet a few organizations that target veterans for woodworking programs, and many trade schools that offer special programs and tuition breaks for veterans, especially for veterans of OEF and OIF. I am taking a leap here but I would say that those educational institutions probably do not know how many veterans are currently woodworkers. Now, not to be a wet rag here, so I'd like to know more about your research and why this question is being posed or in other words, what is the context of your research, the main body of your research. Because there may be a better question to ask that will help your research. Thanks for joining Eldon, and I hope to hear more about your project.
  6. Woodworking by a Catholic, making spiritual arts and crafts.
  7. Just a good danged community of woodworkers, thank you all for being here. Whenever I come here, my spirit is renewed, I rejoice, I thank God for the trees He provides for the lumber I use, and I thank you all for broadening my view and exposure to the art, trades, and craft that is woodworking. Everyone here is greatly appreciated, I am personally humbled you all see this lil corner of the world known as The Patriot Woodworker, worthy of your time. And each time I leave our community here, I'm ready for the world, and I feel like DANCING! JUST LIKE THIS!
  8. Check out this veterans website and products- https://riserburnwoodcrafts.com/
  9. Some friends and I had this discussion a couple of weeks ago. I think this settles it.
  10. The remaining website of James Krenov. Simple, but with a loud statement.
  11. Crept out to my shop today and found a corner that was hiding out in the last go round with my shop clean up last weekend. Slowly but surely I am digging out. And getting my shop ready for production once again. I am getting anxious to say the least, but I have had to clean, and perform deferred maintenance on my machines and hand tools. Reminds me of what John Moody went through a short time ago. I went through my magazine collection and I have them sorted by publisher. Next I'll get the ones I want sorted by date and I'll get them in some binders or on a shelf. But for now I am donating to our local high-school wood program my stack of WOOD Magazines, but I am keeping my Fine Woodworking, Shop Notes, Woodworker's Journal, Popular Woodworking, and American Woodworker, Woodcraft and Wood Smith magazines. I threw away the annual tool review specials that each publisher puts out, like best tools of 2004 etc. Those are dated, but I am keeping the rest that have wonderful articles of interest to me. Sorting It's nice being out here in the shop, with my Pandora music playing away my Appalachia tunes, nearby my kids are playing basket ball right out side my shop door, so I'll take a break and join em, and let em whoop up on ol dad!
  12. Folks, I just wanted to give you a heads up, we recently had a contact from a viewer that was searching for Lew's wonderful Drum Sander build and of course that blog is on our old site still. We are working on moving those blogs here, more so now than ever. It's overwhelming though. But for now you can see all our old blogs at this link The Patriot Woodworker Old Site And if you happen to own any of those blogs, perhaps you could help us move it to our new digs here, just simply copy paste the text into notepad (to clear formatting) then copy paste it to your new blog here. You can also click on the images to enlarge them, then save them to your hard drive and reload them into your blog here. If you do this, please inform us what blogs you have moved. Thanks so much folks, we are still digging out from the big move of 2015! Click on our retro logo below as well to be taken to our old site.
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