ShopNotes Podcast E190: One of Many Hurdles

On this week's episode of the ShopNotes Podcast, John, Logan, and Phil discuss spring time activities at Woodsmith and Popular Woodworking, as well, a sneak peek at a few Fall events we have planned.
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[@terrylucas6339]

Surprise ending? Love it!

[@woodtickgreg6926]

Logan I have two Burke machines, great for a home hobbiest. I have a number 4 horizontal mill with a vertical attachment. And a powermatic version of the knee mill you are describing. Powermatic only made that machine for a few years. It's a poor mans Bridgeport. But for me they are perfect because I took them apart and got them in my basement shop. The powermatic knee mill isn't ridiculous as far as height goes so it works. I use them to make wood working tools, like carbide insert chisels, etc. You'll dig that machine as it's not a huge investment. Now tooling is another story.

[@dpmeyer4867]

thanks

[@firstnlast4779]

Ok, now you need to add a safety advisory to the show. I was eating a bowl of ice cream when you guys worked thru the shrinking/expanding materials bit (hint suppository)!
P.S. Rocky road/black walnut

[@ericerf6837]

Can anybody tell me if it’s safe to run a green log over my jointer in between bandsaw cuts as I mill a log into lumber. I’m not sure if the green wood would gum up the cutters. Thanks.

[@jimcwerenz9185]

How does one view show notes?

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

They're on the ShopNotes.com site under podcast. This one is here: www.shopnotes.com/article/shopnotes-podcast-190-one-of-many-hurdles/