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  1. 12th October 2006, 09:27 AM #1
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    Default LeeValley Woodworking Newsletter No 1

    I am sure many people would have received their first newsletter by email but for those who haven't you can view and subscribe at
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    Exclamation Scratch Stock

    Thanks for the tip Mat. I really like the idea of the scratch stock in the newsletter. So easy to make and so useful. I haven't seen such a jig in this forum and will build one this weekend.

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    What do you do if you have more coats than hammers to hang your coats on?

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    Our friends on the other side of the Pacific sure have weird and wonderful ways of decorating their hallways. What do you do in the shed when all your hammers are otherwise occupied? Use your shoes?

    You know how some people put their hunting trophies on the wall (e.g. lions heads and bears and trout) - well woodies put their hammers on the wall.
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