Here are the rules:
My son will randomly choose the lucky few/several/many to make it to round 2 with The Randomizer. He will shoot one round of shot at the target below. Anybody who has any portion of their circle pierced will make it to the final round to be held a few days after the first. One round nicking a circle equals 3 in the center. I am the final arbiter regarding any issues, but there won't be any.
The numbers have been distributed in the order in which you responded to my request. The first person to send an email is #1, the last person is #173.
You may find your number in the following images. The list is alphabetical based upon the email address with which you responded. I put a lot of asterisks over a large part of each person's address to keep this anonymous. Please let me know if you have any questions, but let's keep these minimal and double check your number against your known address.
Unfortunately, it's raining today and I don't want to deal with running ink. We will have The Randomizer choose the winner ASAP. Tomorrow looks like it will be the day. I will post the full video upon completion immediately on my Instagram account: @msbickford. I'll later post the names/numbers of those who made it to round 2, along with the full video, here.
Again, there are 2 rounds this year which is different than the one of last. (I have fun with the contest and want to prolong it. I thank you each for humoring me.)
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ReplyDeleteThis is a fun way to turn a simple woodworking giveaway into a whole event. I like the combination of the random selection and the target round, especially the idea of posting the full video afterward so everyone can see how it played out. The fact that 173 people entered also says a lot about the interest in handmade tools and the community around them. I also enjoy seeing the craftsmanship behind projects like this, especially when the maker shares the process and results with readers. For anyone who enjoys discovering interesting woodworking-related sites, I also came across On Luck while browsing. The weather delay is unfortunate, but waiting for a dry day makes sense, and I’ll be curious to see who makes it through both rounds and ends up with the rabbet plane.
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