in need of some reading material

[steviegwood]

Hi folks, as most of you know that i had an argument with my tablesaw and i lost the argument. i am getting so bored not being able to use my hand to do anything so i have just about read all of my woodworking books twice and watched my dvd's and various videos to the point that i can recite them. if anyone has any woodworking books,magazines,dvd's,cd's or vhs tapes that you would be willing to let go. please let me know. thank you. steve

[Messman]

I have got some articles and what not on my web site you are more than welcome to check out. Remember there has got more information than you could read in a life time on the web. Just do a search and start reading. You could even write some stuff in the SSV's Wiki http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/wiki/in ... =Main_Page Your time will probably not feel so wasteful that way, and others could benifit from it. Just an Idea.

[Travis]

The pattern making classes will easily take up 10 hours or so if you go through both classes. I love watching/listening to woodworking podcasts. Just Google Woodworking Podcast or Woodworking Videos.

 

Here are some other videos that I like:

[*:2kat0o68]American Woodshop with Scott Phillips. 3 seasons are online for viewing.
[*:2kat0o68]WoodTube.
[*:2kat0o68]Popular Woodworking
[*:2kat0o68]Wood Magazine
[*:2kat0o68]The Wood Whisperer
[*:2kat0o68]Renaissance Woodworker
[*:2kat0o68]This guy is fun to watch too.
[*:2kat0o68]Charles Niel has good stuff.

[steviegwood]

hey, thanks for the links. these may kill some time. heck i make a mistake and actually learn something. but don' tell okay. steve

[Dan]

Steve,

 

Don't forget your local library, if you have one close by. Ours has books and videos of all sorts of woodworking.

 

Dan

[steviegwood]

thanks for the library reminder. it has been so long since i have been to a public library that i keep forgetting about that resource for info.. steve