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  • Woodworker's Journal

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    Aug 31, 2020 2 minutes
    By Chris Marshall

    Woodworking leads to lumber drying, leatherwork and stained glass skills.

    When Washington-based woodworker Willie Sandry gets excited about a project, he jumps in with both feet. And considering he’s a physical therapist, he can take these leaps forward without hurting his back.

    “My biggest reward of PT is inspiring someone to turn a sedentary life into one filled

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