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What effect does summer humidity have on your tools? This month, the Down to Earth woodworker discusses rust &more! ow.ly/m6WZ30eqO2a

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Finishing Tip: The benefits of using a spar polyurethane varnish vs. traditional polyurethane based varnish: ow.ly/Rqdp30eqNEq

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Take a look through Molly Bagby's photo album from her 2 weeks at @WoodschoolMaine in their Basic Woodworking class: ow.ly/I64f30eqMLj pic.twitter.com/DHyfaTtpxU

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