ON TODAY'S SHOW

Welcome to Woodshop 101 this is episode #093 for August 07, 2017. On today’s show we are going to talk about DIY Projects that most people can accomplish. I am Jeremy Crawford of the Countryside Workshop and I am joined today by my co-host Sam Wooddell of Sam Ryan Designs, and our special guest Jen Woodhouse of The House of Wood.

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WHAT'S GOING ON IN OUR SHOP?

Jen - Working on a couple of projects for HGTV, Home Depot, and RYOBI Tools, and I’m working on assembling my very first CNC machine!

Jeremy - Working on a pair of benches

Sam - table and side board

TOPIC

DIY Projects that anyone can do.

QUESTIONS

Hi Guys,

Great show, enjoy listening on my commute to work.

I just finished listening to episode #90 project preparation where there was a lot of discussion about Sketchup. I've never used Sketchup but have always wanted to learn. I'm currently drawing up plans pencil and paper, I'm a hobby woodworker and don't have a lot of time to spend learning new software. How steep is the learning cruve? Do you think it's worth it for a hobbyist to learn Sketchup? Any advice on where to begin?

Later, Pete

KICKBACK

Robby White - Hi, all - I was listening to your recent discussion about shop outlets and thought I would chime in. The answer to how many 220V outlets is however many you think you will ever need plus two. I have 6 x 20amp outlets and 1 x 50amp for my welder. I wired my shop and it really isn't hard. I guess having been an electrical contractor in the past helps, but it really isn't hard…

PRODUCT/TOOL RECOMMENDATION

Jeremy - BIC Matic Grip Mechanical Pencil (http://bit.ly/BICMaticGrip)

Sam - Varathane matte non yellowing finish (http://bit.ly/varathanematte)

Jen - Sketchup (http://bit.ly/3Dsketchup)

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