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Everyone loves a good story. We humans use narratives to put the world around us into a form that makes sense — as much as that is possible. And often those stories are about interesting people or events that spark our imagination and sense of wonder.

That’s what we are trying to do in our department. We are perhaps the only woodworking magazine that has a regular department that explores the “human” side of woodworking. So whether it is a story about an organization that teaches boatbuilding to at-risk youths, shines a department is about woodworking .

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