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If you're looking for suggestions to help new model T owners I'd like to recommend a webinar going over safety aspects, including going through the safety checklist. It could also include how to check the wood wheels to make sure they're safe.

Just a call-out to the HCCT fellows that might host a Webinar or do a pre-recorded walk-thru on the HCCT for us fellas that want to see how it works for you.
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This may become a regular thing. We got the kinks worked out last Sunday and several members attended so it worked out really well. For us.

The next one is this Saturday 4/18/2020 at 10:00AM, PST featuring Tony Bowker giving us a tour of his garage, his 1909 project, and some of his antique tools. Register and tune in Live!

You are invited to...

I thought the MTFCA Webinar today went very well. I would have thought that if it had been the tenth or twentieth, but it was the first and managed to go well without any glitches. As always, compliments to the Poobah Team!

I look forward to the next one (as well as to the official opening of the new webpage).

Anybody able to get the webinar thing to work?? I wasted way too much time trying to get signed up, signed in, have to join Zoom, whatever that is, typed my email address half a dozen times and clicked on link after link, they want everything from my name to whatever.

I'm off to the shop.

It was on here last night about 1AM when I watched it. Now it is gone.

Chris Brancaccio and Jeff Stevenson are going to host the first ever MTFCA webinar for the first 500 people who register and attend. They will give you a first look at the brand new MTFCA website redesign that will be going live soon.

Since the entire country is sheltered in place, we may use this format for all kinds of events in the future. It...

This was a fine demo of a tool that could be a great way to share information to the membership. Lots of potential there for tips, tricks, seminars and updates for what is happening in the community.

The Puget Sound Chapter has used the vanilla version of Zoom for casual Thursday morning coffee gatherings (these were in a restaurant before). With...