My creative workspace IV
…for other tasks and for other creative tasks and the environs people work in. They are inspired pieces that will hopefully inspire other crafters and artisans. My mesquite laptop desk…
…for other tasks and for other creative tasks and the environs people work in. They are inspired pieces that will hopefully inspire other crafters and artisans. My mesquite laptop desk…
I hope that by now you can string these posts together and discover that your workspace has critical elements that go beyond the sterile kitcheny look depicted in most magazines…
…their problems in woodworking. I hope you don’t mind but they do deserve much of the credit. I have gone from training my children to training and mentoring apprentices to…
…I hope that you can make it to one of my courses some time in the future as it really cuts the learning curve to see sharpening methods firsthand. In…
Recycling wood just got better… I hoped all week that the vendor hadn’t sold them and there they ere this morning. We struck a deal and so I brought them…
…the shelves. Mr Hope gave me sharp tools to work with; thankfully. My hands suddenly took on the challenge of this new dimension of woodworking, a dimension unknown to me…
…my point. I use a wide range of planes and chisels, saws, spokeshaves and so on. Many would have me give a definitive answer in the hopes that a one-size-fits-all…
…never really experienced before. They will all grow as the progress through the course and one day I hope to see their work evolve into their own designs. …
…place on a day-to-day basis, nothing changes except that we become more discerning as to when we need to sharpen and hopefully we change our reluctant attitude to do it…
…disallows mass manufacture and cheap, disposable goods. I hope that we see cottage craft again in small clusters around the globe. Real work by men who strive to live their…