The Modern Woodworkers Association Podcast #8, recorded June 20th, 2012, also available as audio only below (Note: You can always listen to past episodes and subscribe to the audio-only podcast here). In episode #8, we talk about our favorite hand … Continue reading
If you’re reading or working along with many of us who are returning to the roots of the craft and building the Follansbee/Alexander Joint Stool (I talked about it here), there are a few tools that are less commonly found … Continue reading
If you read Steve Branam’s post earlier this week at Close Grain, you heard about the seminar given by Paul Sellers, and a shooting board he made in a matter of minutes to make a mitered corner on a picture … Continue reading
I’ve been putting this off for years, and forgetting that I put it off, until I’m in the midst of a project where a shooting board is called for. Rather than take time out of the project at hand to … Continue reading
Another long overdue reflection: My workbench. When I started it, it was a couple of months before Chris Schwarz started (talking about) his Roubo 2010 When I finished, it was a couple of months AFTER he had finished the … Continue reading
Recently, the ‘log-osphere (that’s blogosphere, for woodworkers…, yeah, I know…) has been abuzz with talk of tool storage, with Christopher (um, er.., that’s Chris) Schwarz’s examination of the legendary Studley tool chest or his great tool purge and tool chest … Continue reading