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Friends:

In our most recent video, Rob and I built a kiln out of stuff you can buy down at the Big Box store. It was a quick project and it's ready to receive our chair rungs (which we're finishing up tomorrow, I hope).

Everyone else pays for these detailed, full-color plans, but Patrons get them FREE. It's the least we can do for the community.

No, wait, we can do more. I'll have another set of free plans for you tomorrow. And those will be Patron exclusives; not available to the rest of the world at any price.

I don't think these are up on the plan archive yet, but they will be.

See you tomorrow!

--Rex

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Greg Preston

Haha 😄...First comment! Yay! My neighbor just had a Basswood tree fall and I'm gonna need this for some small projects. Thanx Rex. I appreciate all you do 👍

Greg Preston

I have used these blades and they are the bomb (do we still say that?) Bosch 2608635187 Jigsaw Blade T313 Aw 3 Pcs https://a.co/d/4qPxucb Also, this is perfect for ti's build. Loctite PL300 10 OZ Foam Board Adhesive Adheres Foam To All Types Of S, Each https://www.walmart.com/ip/666754357 These are not sponsorships, just good products that I have used.

Greg Preston

Not this week, lol. It's in the 90's in North Western Pennsylvania... but yes I think we qualify as the cold north.

Gerald Eddy

Hey, just wanted to give a sincere thanks to all you give us. Yes I know our support keeps you afloat but since I joined the group you formed I have had the most wonderful conversations with a world of woodworkers on multiple levels and disciplines and I would never have done it without discovering your videos on YouTube. Thanks and I hope it is all worth it for you as well!

Greg Preston

Of course. I know we're hand tools here but this was an unconventional build so I'm happy to share my experience.

Greg Preston

So Rex... I need your help and advise. I have a chance to get some of the 30ish diameter trunk of that Basswood. The guys removing the now 2 trees may be willing to cut it to manageable pieces and roll it to my workshop which is right across the street 😀. I would like to preserve at least one 12-16 inch piece for a rustic table similar to your outdoor log workbench. The rest is TBD. What do I use to keep it from cracking while it dries? How long to dry? Where to keep it... outside, inside, covered? I really would like your input as I'm really looking forward to this/ these projects.