Things can get pretty hectic during the holiday season which may mean less time spent in the shop. We want to thank you for making time to tune in and wish you a very happy holiday season from our team at Wood Workers Guild of America.
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2:10Build a Cribbage Board
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I live near Boulder, Co. Do you know where I can find Pecky Cypress? Some of the online sites will only ship orders of $350 or more. I’d like a smaller sample size to work on first. As well, I really enjoy the information on your videos. Merry Christmas to all of you!
Sorry, no I’m not aware of any sources for this.
Thanks, guess I’ll keep looking.
Tina — I don’t know if they have Pecky Cypress, but you might try these folks at Groff & Groff http://www.groffslumber.com/
Thanks, great looking site.
You’re very welcome. Hope it works for you. I’ve purchased from these folks & their wood was/is quite nice.
Thanks for the video! Nice to see some of the guys who work behind the scenes and behind the cameras. Thank you for your excellent work at WWGOA, and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all.
Joyful and sincere holiday video. Thank you so much. Happy returns to all of you.
I love your site and videos, the teaching you do and all but I take offence at the tern happy holidays. It is Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. I’m sorry if my comment offends anyone and it is not given in a mean way. To me, everything has gone to PC and I for one will continue to greet all with Merry Christmas ans A Happy New Year. Thank you for letting me vent. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Thank you for your heartfelt message. Very happy to be a part of your online family. Merry Christmas to you and all of your behind the scenes crew!
Merry Christmas to all of WWGOA. Have a happy and safe Christmas season
To all at WWGOA very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, thank you for being a big part of my life, an avid woodworker/woodturner for nearly 70 years and never growing tired of it thanks in part to all of you.
Many thanks for all you do! May God grant you a blessed and safe Christmas!
Same to you all as well!!
Just want to say thank you all for your warm wishes for the holidays, and sending them all right back to you. George, love that you included the dog and cat, but my question to you is about the picture of the pony that is on the wall. Why was the pony in the shop when the picture was taken and do you still have the pony? I look forward to your money videos. I learn quite a bit from you.
Hi Kathleen,
Thank you for contacting us, here is the reply to your question:
Thank you for the kind words; we will pass them along. George used to live on a hobby farm with a shop in the middle of a pasture, but he no longer lives there.
Paul
Woodworkers Guild of America
Thank you very much for the video! I wish you all happy holidays and happiness, health, and success as we slide into 2021. Stay safe everyone!
Brian