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ShortCuts
Having your woodworking tools stolen is never a pleasant experience. Having your woodshop broken into to take those tools is doubly discouraging. I know, it has happened to me twice. This week's ShortCuts column shows you how you can deter would-be thieves from getting your tools.
We look at three new tools to make your shop and woodworking work better and with spring officially here we review a couple of excellent painting books. Take a look. Graham McCulloch http://www.shortcuts.ns.ca/column/column645 |
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