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The Highland Woodworker
Episode 22
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In this episode:
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MOMENT WITH A MASTER: Warren May will soon have made and sold 18K beautiful dulcimers in his Berea, KY shop. To call Warren the "King of the Dulcimer" would not be a stretch! Warren also builds beautifully proportioned Kentucky furniture from his locally harvested cherry and walnut. Listen to Warren as he plays you a tune, sings a song and tells his woodworking story.
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FEATURE: Buddy Jent makes exquisite sculptured rocking horses and shows us how.
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POPULAR WOODWORKING'S TIPS TRICKS & TECHNIQUES: David Theil demonstrates a great method for installing threaded inserts.
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TOOLBOX: Light is one of the most precious tools in your shop. With a powerful LED light, 28 inch gooseneck and a powerful magnetic base, this light is a can't miss "Toolbox" hit!
Please join us for another episode
of woodworking fun, education and adventure on
The Highland Woodworker Web TV show, with our host Charles Brock
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