Wanna Watch Woodworking????

[Dennis Peacock]

The Woodworking Channel is now live on the internet.

http://www.thewoodworkingchannel.com/

I'm not affiliated with it, but I've been keeping in touch with the owners for a while now. Tonight marks the start of the Webs very own Woodworking channel. Check it out. I'm watching Sam Maloof making a project at the moment. :D

[Rob Bodenschatz]

Uh oh.

Very addictive.

This could be a problem...

[Roger Los]

This could be a problem...

Especially for those of us who sit at their computer all day. Cool, though.

[John Kain]

This is trouble from the start............

[Tyler Howell]

I'm in trouble!!!

[Doug Ketellapper]

Kind of cool watching Sam Maloof carve... with a bandsaw!

[Bob Noles]

Dennis,

Thanks for the tip and link. This is going to be fun on those bad weather days and evnings :D

[Jerry Olexa]

Thanks Dennis... Good tip...Watching router workshop right now...Could be addictive...Thanks:D

[Dennis Peacock]

Mr. Reed Smith is the owner/operator of The Woodworking Channel. I have also asked him to join Sawmill Creek. :eek: :D :D He said he will once he gets the kickoff of the new channel settled in.:cool:

[Harry Goodwin]

Dennis I will be eternally grateful. I did look before but is that nice. No more worrying about PBS and fund raising cancellations of programs.
Harry

[John Miliunas]

Dang it, Dennis!!! :mad: Like as if I don't spend enough time in front of a PC and now you have to bring this to our attention!!! Good grief...I'm going to have to cut back on my sleep time from 5.5 hours to 'bout half of that!!! :eek: (Thanks dude...!:D ):) :cool:

[Bernie Weishapl]

Thanks Dennis. Now I am in more trouble with the SWMBO. I told her it is all Dennis's fault.

That is a great deal.

[Jim Becker]

Just what I need...another excuse to mind-meld with the computers... ;)

[lou sansone]

yep ... we are in trouble now:)

I was watching sam maloof ... what an artist

lou

[Lou Morrissette]

Thanks, Dennis. Our local PBS is down to 0% woodworking.:mad: This will get me back into watching other people work.;)

Lou

[John Kain]

Man, I can't get the video anymore..............What's up?

Has the site crashed or is it just me?


EDIT working now.......................

[Jason Tuinstra]

They must be new and can't get any good names yet. Who's this "Maloof" guy anyway? :p :D ;) Seriously, what a privilege to learn from a master. Very good programming on this site. What a great idea.

[John Kain]

Frickin' Maloof! He has an assistant like a hired pee-on help him out. I dig the guy, but man, he portrays like Andy Warhol..............

[Dennis Peacock]

Thanks Dennis. Now I am in more trouble with the SWMBO. I told her it is all Dennis's fault.

That is a great deal.

Ohhhhh!!! Way to go Bernie.....Blame it on some redneck Arky for forcing you to watch woodworking. Far be it from me!!!!:p :rolleyes: :D

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

I heard that this was coming. Watched a little Router.

Can't wait to see some Good Turning, after my efforts lately!

Bruce

[Kevin Herber]

I'm having trouble getting the shows. I watched a little Scott Phillips in the middle of the night but now all I get is the 'Load' logo just spinning and spinning. I turned off all my firewall, virus, pop-up, etc and still don't get it.

Any ideas?

[Frank Pellow]

I wish Reed Smith every success with this venture and thank him for starting it.

There are some things there that I want to see, but a lot that I don't. It looks like, right now, Reed trying to find anything he can get to fill up his schedule. I hope that this endevour really takes off and that the proportion of material that would be worthwhile for me to watch will increase.

[Corey Hallagan]

That's awesome. Thanks for the post Dennis. Never seen the Router Workshop before.

Corey

[Harry Goodwin]

Dennis: WOW great stuff, any time even with my bronchitus. I'm going to enjoy this one except some more spending. So much upgrading a lot produced by SMC. harry

[Mark Patoka]

I've been receiving the "Coming Soon" emails and was wondering how this was going to turn out. Really great to see some of the woodworking shows that my PBS stations haven't shown in years. I wish this site much success also.