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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Hobbies, Crafts, & Houses > Woodworking: it was hella tight and took a lot of pounding to get in
 
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TheChimney
Jan 31, 2005
 What is the bare minimum required to start this hobby? I am a poor student. Or is this one of those things that you shouldn't bother with unless you have a decent chunk of change?

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TheChimney
Jan 31, 2005

Cmdr. Chompernuts posted:

Tell us more about your situation. I have been saving up so I can afford a shop when I have my own place, but at the moment I use a shop that my university has and let's students use. I've used it so much they now have me teach and had me rewrite the safety quiz, which was last written by an idiot.

Apparently the house I thought I was going to be living in is already rented out. So now I have to live in an apartment for this upcoming semester. Looks like no woodworking for me.

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Hobbies, Crafts, & Houses > Woodworking: it was hella tight and took a lot of pounding to get in