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Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2018 11:34:16 -0800
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From: "Bdsm furniture plans" <Bdsmfurnitureplans@controlbp.icu>
Subject: [SPAM] 4 Cool Woodwork Projects You Must See...
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Howdy! Its Ryan

It's been a whirl wind week and my inbox has gone crazy.

That's because customers that have bought "20 Woodworking Tricks" have been thanking Ted and myself for the invaluable tips in the book...

...so much so that they wanted to give back by sending me tips of their own.

I want to some of my favorites here with you:

http://www.controlbp.icu/3114-265-304-58908271/alberto/tindex73.html

Use tape to catch excess glue
To prevent stains caused by oozing glue along joints, clamp the pieces together without glue. Put tape on the joint, then cut along it with a sharp blade. Separate the pieces, apply the glue and clamp them together again. The glue will ooze onto the tape, not the wood. Peel off the tape before the glue dries.

Use a drafting square for more accuracy
When you need an accurate square in the 2- to 3-ft. range, your options are limited. Drywall squares are notoriously inaccurate and cumbersome. Carpenter squares involve that nagging hassle of having to hook them onto the edge of your workpiece. If you have a drafting square lying around, drag it out to the shop. Or, go to an art supply store and pick one up ($5 or more). They're very accurate and you'll find yourself grabbing it nearly as often as you do the tape measure.

http://www.controlbp.icu/3114-265-304-58908271/alberto/tindex73.html

Refinishing Wood With Coconut Oil
One of the best, most versatile finishes, coconut oil can be used for a warm, not too shiny and easy to take care of wood finish. Whether you are new to woodworking of a seasoned DIY pro, if you have not tried finishing wood with coconut oil, you should definitely try this idea out. Much easier to deal with than traditional wood oil, the coconut oil finish will leave your wood glowing. Hides imperfections and scratches, too..

Anyway, today is the last chance Ted can guarantee the subscribers discount for "20 Woodworking Tricks"

http://www.controlbp.icu/3114-265-304-58908271/alberto/tindex73.html

And this will be the last email I'm sending you about it.

The price will raise to $49 anytime from tomorrow and he won't be offering the discount again.

So hurry over and grab your copy now

http://www.controlbp.icu/3114-265-304-58908271/alberto/tindex73.html

To simpler woodworking,
Ryan Henderson

If You do not want to receive further mails please Unsubscribe Here
2731 Perine Street Arlington, VA 22201

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<br />
It&#39;s been a whirl wind week and my inbox has gone crazy.<br />
<br />
That&#39;s because customers that have bought <span style="font-weight:bold;"><a href="http://www.controlbp.icu/3114-265-304-58908271/alberto/tindex67.html">"20 Woodworking Tricks"</a></span> have been thanking Ted and myself for the invaluable tips in the book...<br />
<br />
...so much so that they wanted to give back by sending me tips of their own.<br />
<br />
<span style="font-style:italic;">I want to some of my favorites here with you:</span><br />
<br />
<span style="font-weight:bold;">Use tape to catch excess glue</span><br />
To prevent stains caused by oozing glue along joints, clamp the pieces together without glue. Put tape on the joint, then cut along it with a sharp blade. Separate the pieces, apply the glue and clamp them together again. The glue will ooze onto the tape, not the wood. Peel off the tape before the glue dries.<br />
<br />
<span style="font-weight:bold;">Use a drafting square for more accuracy </span><br />
When you need an accurate square in the 2- to 3-ft. range, your options are limited. Drywall squares are notoriously inaccurate and cumbersome. Carpenter squares involve that nagging hassle of having to hook them onto the edge of your workpiece. If you have a drafting square lying around, drag it out to the shop. Or, go to an art supply store and pick one up ($5 or more). They&#39;re very accurate and you&#39;ll find yourself grabbing it nearly as often as you do the tape measure.<br />
<br />
<span style="font-weight:bold;">Refinishing Wood With Coconut Oil</span><br />
One of the best, most versatile finishes, coconut oil can be used for a warm, not too shiny and easy to take care of wood finish. Whether you are new to woodworking of a seasoned DIY pro, if you have not tried finishing wood with coconut oil, you should definitely try this idea out. Much easier to deal with than traditional wood oil, the coconut oil finish will leave your wood glowing. Hides imperfections and scratches, too..<br />
<br />
Anyway, today is the last chance Ted can guarantee the subscribers discount for <span style="font-weight:bold;"><a href="http://www.controlbp.icu/3114-265-304-58908271/alberto/tindex67.html">"20 Woodworking Tricks"</a></span><br />
<br />
And this will be the last email I&#39;m sending you about it.<br />
<br />
The price will raise to $49 anytime from tomorrow and he won&#39;t be offering the discount again.<br />
<br />
<a href="http://www.controlbp.icu/3114-265-304-58908271/alberto/tindex67.html">So hurry over and grab your copy now</a></span></span></p>

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