Woodworker's Journal

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ithout a doubt, this new turn of the calendar is not my first rodeo. In fact, I am clearly competing in the senior division now. Even so, that does not diminish my appreciation for all of you who read . It is our privilege to be invited into your homes and to be given the grace to share our love of the craft of woodworking with you. It is a blessing and a

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