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warren gruhl

20/08/08 03:13

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you came too the right place too learn wood working, lots of pros here, good luck and happy sawdust trails

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George Arnold

31/08/08 13:04

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Michelle

If your dad has loads of tools he must have loads of advice , and would give you some hands on guidence, it is best to buy prepared wood to start with, good luck with what ever you attempt, as they say practice makes perfect, and most of us are still practicing,

George

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