I like cleaning and sweeping up. Always have. I like to stop and put away. Organise my workflow, my tools, my wood and such. It’s nice. I do this according to the progress and stages of a project. The carcass gets made, I clean and clear. Then I start the next stage with a clean […]
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On this panel, I stained it all red with a Lockwood dye. Then I wiped over the left section with …
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It may just be a prototype bathroom cabinet to others, to me it is therapy by design! Therapy comes to us in many ways. I walk the river path every morning. Ducks of every kind are just inside the reeds and roach 10″ plus long nose into the oncoming pressure awaiting some morsel to twist […]
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The cold-bend crest rail after only 16 hours of being bent. Bending wood is great fun, but it can be …
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Jack Bigger (left), new President and Chief Operating Officer of Woodcraft, and Jody Garrett, Chief Executive Officer, discuss Bigger’s recent …
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Thanksgiving Day, 2012 Many people dream about running their own woodworking business. I understand. I had the same dream in …
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Speaking as someone who has read too many woodworking books, there are a few archetypes: the project book (“BIrdhouse Bonanza”), …
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