Is it Is to search for discussions on a specific subject?
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odie
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Yes......use key words related to the information you're looking for. You'll generally get discussions relating to the key word, although the discussion may not be specifically about the key word.
-----odie-----
I've had the best luck searching using Google with this syntax <subject/keywords> site:aawforum.org
Could you give a specific example, I'm not following what you'd type into Google.
Let's say I wanted to know more about what angle to sharpen a bowl gouge.
bowl gouge angle site:aawforum.org that should get you started
You could just start a thread on what you are trying to find. You will not be the first, or last to ask any question....
robo hippy
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When you see a thread or post you want to be able to find again later, the bookmsrk function is very handy.