Subject: Woodworking is easy

From: Create Something Great <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2015 07:01:48 -0800

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Re: Woodworking the easy way...

From the Desk of Ted 'Woody' Mcgrath,

Professional Woodworker, Educator, Member of AWI

What if I told you that you could get your hands on a set of 16k woodworking projects with already "done-for-you" plans with step-by-step blueprints that let you build stunning, professional woodworking projects -- easily, quickly and without hassle?

www.diy/woodworking/plans/AWI?cg654563

Woodworking doesnt have to be daunting! Most of these fun, novice-friendly projects use scrap lumber and require just basic tools and some simple instructions. Tackle one, and we guarantee you'll be itching to take on another.

Thanks and have a great day,

Ted From the DIY Network

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When youre using your snow blower, take these safety precautions to prevent injury.
Read your owners manual and make sure you know how every control works and what safety features are built into your machine.
If your snow blower jams or malfunctions, turn it off and wait for all moving parts to stop.
Never use your hands to clear an obstruction. Always use a stick, broom handle or other tool. When an obstruction is cleared, some machines may recoil, which can cause an injury.
Never put your hand down the discharge chute or around blades to clear snow.
Keep all shields in place and never remove or disable safety devices.
When using the snow blower, keep hands and feet away from all moving parts.
Always add fuel outdoors and never when the snow blower is running.
Following these simple, commonsense steps can keep you out of the emergency room for a snow blower related injury.

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