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I think this is the first time I have ever seen a photograph of you. Now when I see your name this is what I will associate, what is that in your hand, a long lens camera?
Stephen
Yip - for better or worse that's me in my kitchen. It's a Festool C12 Drill.
My wife must never see this photo or blog entry.
There are few of us, it seems, that will objectively look at what we're doing and call it for what it is. There was a huge debate on what the definition of Fine Woodworking should be on the FWW's Knots forum (under the "magazine" folder). Sad to say, a large number of posters thought that almost anything fits the definition of fine woodworking - including making jigs!