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After taking the plunge into Maloof joinery on my guitar pick stool, I have a deep appreciation for Sam Maloof. He was a true craftsman and inventor. That joint is extremely strong and looks very nice with any wood as your choice. My next dive is into making the signature Maloof Rocker for next years show. Still unsure what wood I want to use. Of course walnut, cherry, and maple are on the list of choices. But also quartersawn white oak, ash, sapele, and ambrosia maple are on the list of choices as well.

I would check out Craigslist or LetGo.Those kind of things are always on there.

The TV cabinet should be delivered to the barn the beginning of this week.

Thanks everyone! I agree that we should have all cables needed to hook up to phones, tablets, laptops, cameras for every meeting. I will make sure that happens and let Mike know to see what we have already and what we need to order. As for the cheat sheets and labeling wires, I 100% agree to that so that if one of us is not there to setup, there will be a cheat sheet with pictures and a description of how to hook up for any member to understand. I believe having the TV is much easier to hook up to compared to a projector since practically all electronics today can hook up with a HDMI cable or USB cable.

There will be ample storage in the new cabinet since it will be approx 6ft long x 5ft tall x 2ft deep.
The TV and all cables will be on one side and the other side will house the lathe, scroll saw, and camera with some other needed things for the club.