Marc Spagnuolo's Blog, page 2
June 6, 2025
A Rare Day: I���m Actually Selling My Woodwork!
Sponsored by Woodcraft ��� Together, we can create anything!
In between big furniture builds, I like to spend a little time catching up on shop organization and smaller side projects, like these cutting boards made from scrap wood. In this casual, vlog-style video, I take you along as I refine the shapes, sand the surfaces, laser in the TWW logo, and apply a food-safe finish. Basically, everything I do to finish cutting boards for sale. It���s not a full cutting board build, but a peek behind the scenes at how I prep products for sale and use up valuable leftover material. Plus, a little shop talk, some tips, and probably a cat cameo.
Important Links: (product links are affiliate links and help support the show)Cutting boards now available here: TWW StoreGet some Backside Sandpaper!Mahoney’s Walnut OilMahoney’s Walnut Oil & Wax72″ x 24″ Runner – Great for sanding!Powermatic Air CleanerIrrigation SyringesMakrs Stain Pads��Use Code TWW for 15% OFF!(Video) A Better Way to Apply Oil FinishesRyobi BufferMicrofiber Buffing BonnetsThe post A Rare Day: I���m Actually Selling My Woodwork! appeared first on The Wood Whisperer.
May 23, 2025
She Never Cut a Dovetail Before – This Is What Happened
If you’d like to see the full demonstration while also helping support the Purple Heart Project, pick up the course in the Guild:
Hand-Cut Dovetails Through the Eyes of a BeginnerIn this instructional session, woodworking expert Rob Cosman guides complete beginner Nicole through cutting her very first set of hand-cut dovetails.
Step-by-Step Process:Choose a Layout
The lesson begins with planning a two-tailed dovetail joint, which features two tails and three pins.
The number of tails and pins is based on joint size and desired strength���more tails increase glue surface area but can weaken the surrounding wood if overdone.
Understand Joint Strength
The strength of the dovetail comes from long grain-to-long grain contact.
Each pin and tail meeting contributes to the joint���s integrity, but too many can compromise the structure.
Prepare Your Stock
Rob emphasizes the importance of starting with perfectly square and flat boards.
A misaligned board will lead to a poorly fitting joint���especially critical when making drawers or boxes where all corners must align.
Use a Shooting Board
Instead of squaring by hand in a vise, Rob introduces the shooting board for accurate 90�� ends.
This jig holds the board and plane in alignment, making it easier to square edges cleanly and consistently.
Check that the plane blade is parallel to the sole before shooting���this ensures consistent material removal across the face.
Tool Fundamentals
Nicole is taught to sight down the tool and make adjustments based on visual cues���an essential skill in hand-tool woodworking.
Practice and Patience
Rob stresses the importance of technique over speed, encouraging Nicole to focus on accuracy and clean results rather than rushing through cuts.
Once the technique is sound, woodworkers can shift focus to the aesthetic balance of the joint.
Bonus Tips for Beginners:Don���t start cutting until your boards are square and true.
Layout decisions should balance strength and appearance.
Use jigs like a shooting board to simplify precision tasks.
Evaluate your plane before use���setup matters as much as skill.
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May 9, 2025
The Woodworking Morning Show for May 9th, 2025 – Big Announcement!
00:00 Introduction and Greetings
00:37 Catching Up with the Community
01:11 Health Updates and Humor
01:58 Convention Memories
02:46 Introducing Ourselves
04:45 The Evolution of the Show
06:07 Announcing Changes to the Show
07:59 Impact of YouTube Algorithm
11:25 Wood Talk Sponsorship Announcement
12:59 Shoutout to ���@punishedprops��� and Nicole’s favorite Utility Knife https://www.punishedprops.com/ppa-knives/
14:54 National Lost Sock Memorial Day
15:44 Woodcraft Sponsorship Details https://www.woodcraft.com/
16:39 Marc’s Favorite Travel Mug https://amzn.to/3GL0CHX
18:44 Woodworking Questions Begin
23:37 Finishing Experiences
27:56 Sharpening Chisels
29:06 Treasure Chest Project
30:48 Health and Energy Updates
33:47 Guild Plus and Membership Details http://thewoodwhispererguild.com/plus
34:47 Dust Collection and Air Cleaners https://amzn.to/3Z0Q3XF
34:47 Portable Dust Collection
36:40 Super Chats and Community Support
36:59 Reflecting on the Show’s Evolution
37:38 Future Content and Ideas
37:45 Mother’s Day Video
38:22 Bike Farmer Shoutout / @bkefrmr
39:23 Fixing Domino Mortises
40:41 Community Help and Magazine Prices
41:33 Router Table Tips
45:03 Shoe Recommendations
48:29 Favorite Wood Species for Spatulas
49:42 Food Safe Finishes
50:33 Science Experiments and Bacteria
51:26 Movie Mix-Up Confession
53:10 Upcoming Show Changes
53:28 Book Writing Challenges
53:46 Live Questions and Answers
55:53 Watch the new Helmet Rack Project Video Released Today! ��� A Great Way to Store Bike Helmets (or Coats!)
56:26 Fun Collaborations
57:09 Shoe Talk and Corgi Fest
58:09 Sander Recommendations
01:03:35 Quick Fire Questions
01:04:56 Maker Meetup and ChonkFest
01:06:33 Favorite Paint Colors
01:06:47 Darth wants more ���@ladiesofleet��� Content
01:08:12 New Channel Announcement more details coming in the next week
01:10:12 Drumsticks and Drum Clinics
01:12:08 Stand By Me Movie Reference
01:12:40 Final Announcements and Goodbyes
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A Great Way to Store Bike Helmets (or Coats!)
Be sure to take the Xtracycle Ride Guide to find out which bike would suit your needs best!
And be sure to check out Priority Bicycles for the most reliable low maintenance bikes you’ll ever own.
Important LinksBackside SandpaperJessEm Doweling JigAeon LaserIf your garage is slowly being swallowed by a tangle of bicycle helmets, you���re not alone. With cycling becoming a bigger part of my life (and my family���s), the helmet situation was getting out of control. Between kids��and multiple bikes per person, we had helmets piled up like a two-wheeled yard sale.
So, I teamed up with my friends at Priority Bicycles and Xtracycle to build a practical, good-looking piano style helmet��rack that finally brings order to the chaos. And like many of my favorite projects, I didn���t start with a solid plan���just a need, some wood, and a vague idea of what I wanted it to look like.
This wall-mounted helmet rack is designed with form and function in mind. It features individual slots for each helmet, a clean aesthetic that complements the garage (or any home), and simple construction using basic tools and materials. It���s perfect for families who ride together and want to keep their gear organized.
Want to make one yourself? Watch the video for the full build process, tips, and plenty of design improvisation along the way. Your garage���and your head���will thank you.
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May 2, 2025
The Woodworking Morning Show for May 2nd, 2025
Show Notes!
00:00 Introduction and Greetings
00:40 Vacation Talk
01:00 Nicole’s Vegas Adventures
01:18 Podcasting Journey
02:08 Recommending Movies
02:34 Morning Stream Community https://www.frogpants.com/tms
02:52 Convention Memories
04:20 Task Bill Challenge
05:00 Karaoke Night
06:30 Craft and Board Game Day
07:33 Woodworking Morning Show
09:23 Epoxy Disaster
11:12 Vinegar for Cleaning https://amzn.to/4cZCDk7
12:01 Weed Killing Tips
15:36 Tool Repair Discussion
18:00 3D Printing in Woodworking
20:54 Cabinet Construction Advice
23:51 Restoring a Vintage Chair
27:31 Humidity and Wood Movement
31:48 Karaoke Preferences
34:08 Kitchen Island Shimming
34:47 Leveling Cabinet Bases
35:39 Guessing the Movie
36:45 Planer Snipe Issues
37:41 Brazilian Black Heart Slab
39:24 Alder Wood Durability
46:09 Cleaning Smokers
46:49 WIA Announcement
47:50 Protective Gear and Dust
48:00 Surprise Dust Clouds
49:36 Borderlands Fan Moment
51:20 3D Printing in the Workshop
53:02 Family and Friends Pricing
54:29 Woodworking Contracts
54:52 Logging into the Guild
56:26 Aftermarket Jointer Fences
56:36 Woodpeckers Jointer Fence
01:01:24 Chemical Strippers for Wood
01:02:29 Magic Movie Guessing Game
01:02:42 Anthony Hopkins Movie – whoops nicole got it wrong!
01:04:17 Network TV in the Good Old Days
01:04:52 Flat Tire on the Bike
01:05:07 Morning Stream Promotion https://www.frogpants.com/tms
01:06:10 Show Notes and Homework
01:07:23 Patreon Questions
01:07:43 Fish Tank Hobby
Looking for a woodworking show that���s equal parts educational, entertaining, and a little silly? Tune in to The Woodworking Morning Show with Marc and Nicole Spagnuolo! Whether you���re a seasoned pro or just getting started with sawdust and glue, this live-streamed show brings you:
* Real woodworking advice ��� From tool talk to shop tips, get practical info from a 20+ years master craftsman (Marc) that you can actually use in your own projects.
* Laid-back laughs ��� It���s not all chisels and clamps. Expect plenty of jokes, banter, and behind-the-scenes moments that���ll make you feel like you���re hanging out in the shop with friends.
* Live Q&A ��� Got a burning woodworking question? Ask it live and get answers right on the show! Or join patreon or YouTube members and preload your question on our post we make every Wednesday.
* Community connection ��� Join a welcoming crew of fellow woodworkers and hobbyists who tune in every week to chat, learn, and support one another.
* Giveaways & goodies ��� Stick around for surprise giveaways, product spotlights, and other fun treats.
Whether you���re watching live or catching the replay, The Woodworking Morning Show is the perfect mix of shop talk and shenanigans to kickstart your weekend.
Support us directly and buy some swag, plans or books! All of it comes directly from us! https://twwstore.com
Make amazing pieces of furniture with the guidance of master woodworkers in The Wood Whisperer Guild
http://thewoodwhispererguild.com
PRODUCTS RECOMMENDED BY MARC
US – https://www.amazon.com/shop/thewoodwhisperer
Canada – https://www.amazon.ca/shop/thewoodwhisperer
UK – https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/thewoodwhisperer
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April 25, 2025
The Woodworking Morning Show for April 25, 2025
00:00 Introduction and Lighting Setup
00:44 Welcome to the Woodworking Morning Show
00:59 Clock Troubles and Fixes
01:33 Introducing the Hosts
01:42 Merchandise and Social Media https://twwstore.com/
01:58 Questions from the Audience
02:29 CNC Clock Video Discussion
03:35 Guild Group and AI Integration http://facebook.com/groups/twwguild
04:52 Push Stick Design
05:25 Laser Project Showcase
06:30 Ava’s Diorama Project
07:19 Laser Engraving Details
08:12 Trans Tint Dye for Curly Cherry https://amzn.to/4cPc8Os
09:25 Amazon Store Link and Show Notes https://www.amazon.com/shop/thewoodwhisperer
10:15 3D Printing and CNC Workholding
12:09 CNC in the Workshop https://thewoodwhisperer.com/videos/am-i-still-a-woodworker-if-i-use-a-cnc-asking-for-a-friend/
14:12 Laser Cutter Model and Features
17:02 CNC and Woodworking Debate
26:13 Fusion 360 and SketchUp for CNC https://iliketomakestuff.com/fusion-360-for-makers-landing/ and https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/intro-to-sketchup/
28:31 Historical Shifts in Woodworking
31:09 Mental Health Benefits of Crafting
31:51 YouTube Shops and Dream Workshops
32:25 J Bauer Engraving https://www.jbowerengraving.com/
32:59 Sharing Innovations in Woodworking
34:30 Napster and Music Sharing
35:24 Supporting Small Artists
35:32 Napster Memories
36:03 3D Printing Models and Patreon
37:50 Drumming Questions
42:13 YouTube Algorithm Frustrations
46:01 Electric Drum Set Features
46:12 MakerBot and Open Source
46:15 3D Printing Documentary https://www.netflix.com/title/80005444
46:43 Selling Tools and Facebook Marketplace
46:47 Guild and Community Support
47:51 Shop Tours and Updates
48:19 Bombproof Finishes for Desktops
52:32 3D Printing Air Quality Concerns
53:16 3D Printing Enclosures and Ventilation
55:28 Viewer Questions and Super Chats
55:33 White Whale Projects https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/sculpted-rocker/
01:00:47 Selling Custom Stools https://twwstore.com/collections/made-by-marc
01:01:26 YouTube Viewing Experience
01:01:54 Electric Drum Sets
01:02:36 Borderlands and Video Games
01:03:21 Burnout and Longevity on YouTube
01:06:37 Commissions and Local Projects
01:08:04 Pop Woodworking Articles https://thewoodwhisperer.com/?post_type=&s=popular+woodworking
01:09:44 Final Thoughts and Goodbyes
Looking for a woodworking show that���s equal parts educational, entertaining, and a little silly? Tune in to The Woodworking Morning Show with Marc and Nicole Spagnuolo! Whether you���re a seasoned pro or just getting started with sawdust and glue, this live-streamed show brings you:
* Real woodworking advice ��� From tool talk to shop tips, get practical info from a 20+ years master craftsman (Marc) that you can actually use in your own projects.
* Laid-back laughs ��� It���s not all chisels and clamps. Expect plenty of jokes, banter, and behind-the-scenes moments that���ll make you feel like you���re hanging out in the shop with friends.
* Live Q&A ��� Got a burning woodworking question? Ask it live and get answers right on the show! Or join patreon or YouTube members and preload your question on our post we make every Wednesday.
* Community connection ��� Join a welcoming crew of fellow woodworkers and hobbyists who tune in every week to chat, learn, and support one another.
* Giveaways & goodies ��� Stick around for surprise giveaways, product spotlights, and other fun treats.
Whether you���re watching live or catching the replay, The Woodworking Morning Show is the perfect mix of shop talk and shenanigans to kickstart your weekend.
Support us directly and buy some swag, plans or books! All of it comes directly from us! https://twwstore.com
Check out the NEW Guild+ https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/subscription/
Would you like your questions pre-loaded into the show? Join our YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKp44bWWZIiOPShPN_ytShw/join or Patreon http://patreon.com/woodwhisperer. and look for the Wednesday question post!
Sign up for our free newsletter to be notified of a new video or other cool stuff happening at The Wood Whisperer! https://thewoodwhisperer.com/newsletter/
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April 18, 2025
Shop Evolution Continues | Next Wave HD544 CNC Assembly
Today���s video is brought to you by Next Wave CNC, with a little help from our friends at MicroJig and Rockler. Big thanks to them for supporting this adventure.
You can save 5% on your CNC purchase at Next Wave CNC using my code WHISPERER5%
So, something a little different today���a bit more vlog-style and casual, as I walk you through assembling a brand new CNC in the shop. If you���ve been around a while, you might remember I had a CNC setup back in the Colorado shop. But when we moved, I had to downsize… significantly. The CNC didn���t make the cut. If you’d like to check out a couple of videos featuring the old CNC, try these: Fortnite Sign and End Table Deep Dive
Honestly, I���ve kind of regretted selling it ever since.
At the time, it made sense. We weren���t sure how long we’d be without a proper shop, and I was cramming everything into a tiny garage. Some of the non-essential big toys had to go. But now that we���re settled, I���m diving back into the CNC world���this time with the Next Wave HD544.
This is a 4×4 unit that requires some assembly, which I actually appreciate. There���s something to be said for putting your tools together yourself���especially when it comes to understanding how they work. It makes troubleshooting and maintenance a whole lot easier down the road.
Where���s It Going?I���m planning to set this up in the second bay of the shop���what I like to think of as the ���maker space��� area. It���s kind of the catch-all for tools that aren���t traditional woodworking gear: the laser, 3D printers, and now the CNC. This space has always been for overflow and storage of random stuff, but I think it���s finally found its calling.
As for the table? My first instinct was to build a low cabinet as a stand, but this space is still evolving and I don���t yet know what my future needs will be���not just for the CNC, but for all the gear that will live in this area. So I picked up a heavy-duty 56″ Rockler Rock-Steady Shop Stand. It���s sturdy, mobile, and flexible���perfect for this kind of setup.
Work-holding?For the spoilboard, I decided to go with MicroJig’s CNC Workholding Kit.�� The kit comes with numerous work-holding fixtures and devices that will keep just about any workpiece secure under the pressure of a CNC cut. This means I’ll be using far less double-sided tape, which is always music to my ears. And because the components are made of plastic, contact with a CNC bit won’t be the end of the world. To accommodate this system, however, I first needed to cut a 4″ x 4″ grid of MatchFit dovetail grooves. With the grid in place, the work-holding gadgets can easily slide around the entire table for positioning.
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Am I Still a Woodworker If I Use a CNC? Asking for a Friend���
Today���s video is brought to you by Next Wave CNC, with a little help from our friends at MicroJig and Rockler. Big thanks to them for supporting this adventure.
You can save 5% on your CNC purchase at Next Wave CNC using my code WHISPERER5%
So, something a little different today���a bit more vlog-style and casual, as I walk you through assembling a brand new CNC in the shop. If you���ve been around a while, you might remember I had a CNC setup back in the Colorado shop. But when we moved, I had to downsize… significantly. The CNC didn���t make the cut. If you’d like to check out a couple of videos featuring the old CNC, try these: Fortnite Sign and End Table Deep Dive
Honestly, I���ve kind of regretted selling it ever since.
At the time, it made sense. We weren���t sure how long we’d be without a proper shop, and I was cramming everything into a tiny garage. Some of the non-essential big toys had to go. But now that we���re settled, I���m diving back into the CNC world���this time with the Next Wave HD544.
This is a 4×4 unit that requires some assembly, which I actually appreciate. There���s something to be said for putting your tools together yourself���especially when it comes to understanding how they work. It makes troubleshooting and maintenance a whole lot easier down the road.
Where���s It Going?I���m planning to set this up in the second bay of the shop���what I like to think of as the ���maker space��� area. It���s kind of the catch-all for tools that aren���t traditional woodworking gear: the laser, 3D printers, and now the CNC. This space has always been for overflow and storage of random stuff, but I think it���s finally found its calling.
As for the table? My first instinct was to build a low cabinet as a stand, but this space is still evolving and I don���t yet know what my future needs will be���not just for the CNC, but for all the gear that will live in this area. So I picked up a heavy-duty 56″ Rockler Rock-Steady Shop Stand. It���s sturdy, mobile, and flexible���perfect for this kind of setup.
Work-holding?For the spoilboard, I decided to go with MicroJig’s CNC Workholding Kit.�� The kit comes with numerous work-holding fixtures and devices that will keep just about any workpiece secure under the pressure of a CNC cut. This means I’ll be using far less double-sided tape, which is always music to my ears. And because the components are made of plastic, contact with a CNC bit won’t be the end of the world. To accommodate this system, however, I first needed to cut a 4″ x 4″ grid of MatchFit dovetail grooves. With the grid in place, the work-holding gadgets can easily slide around the entire table for positioning.
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April 11, 2025
The Woodworing Morning Show for April 11 2025
00:00 Introduction and Greetings
00:41 Setting Up the New Recording Space
01:50 Welcome to the Woodworking Morning Show
02:00 National Pet Day
02:18 Duggee the Bulldog https://www.instagram.com/duggeespag/
02:48 How the Show Works for pre-loaded questions: YouTube Members at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKp44bWWZIiOPShPN_ytShw/join or Patreon http://patreon.com/woodwhisperer. and look for the Wednesday question post!
03:23 Last day for pre-order and Guild+Table bonus for Table Saw Cabinet Course https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/table-saw-cabinet/
03:40 Guild Plus Membership Benefits https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/subscription/
04:06 Classic Wood Whisperer Items
05:21 Video Quality and Lighting
06:55 Mary May’s Carving School https://marymaycarving.com/
07:47 Woodworking Community Gossip
09:07 Barbecue Group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/twwbbq
11:35 Thanking the Patrons
12:18 DIY Garage Lighting our garage – Barrina 8��� Light Strips – https://amzn.to/3G3sqqt
20:50 Amazon and Walmart Product Woes
24:20 Question from Greg: Melamine Garage Cabinets Tips – https://amzn.to/448iTbZ
Do an edge treatment
25:45 Chair Maker Documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7YLX5N6Hlo
26:06 Question from Dennis: Epoxy as Glue
29:06 Question from Chris: Hollister Credenza Project https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/hollister-credenza/
29:33 Hundredth Anniversary Domino
33:16 Question from James: Lathe Work and Bowls
33:54 Turning Handles for Wood Chisels
34:09 Offset Turning Techniques
34:13 Seeking Guidance and Tips
34:23 Spindle Turning Discussion
34:40 Woodworking Community Recommendations
34:58 Ashley Harwood’s Classes https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/spindle-turning/
36:05 Question from Richard: Table Saw Storage Cabinet Query
36:16 Router Alternatives for Table Saw
36:45 Oval Handles and Offset Turning
37:09 Multi-Axis Turning Resources
37:28 Question from Brian: Walk-In Closet Electrical Outlets
37:59 Outlet Extenders and Safety https://amzn.to/3E6CONQ – Outlet extenders
40:15 LED Shop Lights and Recording Issues
41:30 Cheap LED Lights and Heat Issues
42:03 Question from Greg: SketchUp Learning and Updates https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/intro-to-sketchup/
47:54 Teaching Woodworking Classes
51:23 Power Tools and Small Stature Challenges
53:34 One Coat Finish Troubleshooting https://amzn.to/429wcHD
55:01 Favorite Bands and Music Recommendations https://www.poormanspoison.net/
57:15 Spiral Head Cutter Issues
01:00:11 Woodworking Movie Quotes and Humor
01:03:29 Wooden Bike and Desk Area Projects
01:05:39 Show Announcements and Farewells
01:05:52 Navigating the St. Louis Zoo
01:08:01 Final Goodbyes and Thanks
Whether you���re watching live or catching the replay, The Woodworking Morning Show is the perfect mix of shop talk and shenanigans to kickstart your weekend.
Support us directly and buy some swag, plans or books! All of it comes directly from us! https://twwstore.com
Who is Marc Spagnuolo? Watch Behind the Scenes with a YouTube veteran and find out!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htZVfB4z2l8 –~–
Check out the NEW Guild+ https://thewoodwhispererguild.com/product/subscription/
Would you like your questions pre-loaded into the show? Join our YouTube Members at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKp44bWWZIiOPShPN_ytShw/join or Patreon http://patreon.com/woodwhisperer. and look for the Wednesday question post!
Sign up for our free newsletter to be notified of a new video or other cool stuff happening at The Wood Whisperer! https://thewoodwhisperer.com/newsletter/
Make amazing pieces of furniture with the guidance of master woodworkers in The Wood Whisperer Guild
http://thewoodwhispererguild.com
PRODUCTS RECOMMENDED BY MARC
US – https://www.amazon.com/shop/thewoodwhisperer
Canada – https://www.amazon.ca/shop/thewoodwhisperer
UK – https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/thewoodwhisperer
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A Game-Changer in my Shop – Under Table Saw Storage Cabinet
Let���s be honest���what���s going on under your table saw right now? A tangled mess of blades, featherboards, and who-knows-what? It���s okay. No judgment here. We���ve all got a doom pile or two lurking in the shop.
But I finally had enough���and built a solution.
Introducing the Under Table Saw Storage Cabinet: a sleek, super-functional storage unit with 6 roomy drawers and dedicated spots for all your saw stuff���blades, push sticks, featherboards, throat plates, even brakes (SawStop folks, I got you).
If you like what you see in this video, checkout my 10-video course. You���ll learn solid cabinet-building skills and pick up some clever organization hacks along the way. It���s practical, it���s fun, and it might even inspire you to tackle that other corner of chaos in the shop.
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