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The article discusses the changing landscape of learning woodworking, particularly among the millennial generation and Gen Z. It explores the different modes of woodworking, including hand tools, power tools, and CNC technology. The options for learning woodworking include home workshops, classes, demonstrations, videos, magazines, books, online information, and forums. The article emphasizes the importance of seeking wisdom from multiple sources and highlights the significance of safety in woodworking. It also mentions the decline of woodworking magazines and books in recent years and the potential impact on the availability of professionally researched articles. The article concludes by cautioning against relying solely on online sources and emphasizes the value of seeking instruction from experienced woodworkers. [Extracted from the article] |
