Going Against It!
…a bit of exercise and sanity from nature at lunchtimes and it makes me wonder what it would do to some of them if they had a woodworking workshop there…
…a bit of exercise and sanity from nature at lunchtimes and it makes me wonder what it would do to some of them if they had a woodworking workshop there…
…make the decision for the best position to make your saw kerf, but, that said, I would say that almost any position will do except going too close to the…
…coffee table followed by the bookcase. Remember, I always make two of the pieces so that one becomes the first iteration of the prototypes. I made the TV stand from…
…and split the workshops of old to create mass producing factories, yet despite that, people still hold within their genes the inherent desire to grow, to cook and to make. They…
…it does take quite a bit of work to make a door in the first place and whether you use machines or hand methods, anything twisted is always disappointing at…
I looked at works of art in made goods designed for work, work almost always by unknown makers yet often with maker’s names stamped on or print-applied in some way…
…and refinished, the other yet to be done. These panels would also make very nice wall hangings alone and with no further enhancement. They will enhance whatever I make from…
…most likely own 50 different gauges. I have favourites and I have written on modern makers manufacturing them even to quite high standards. One or two Asian makers sell them…
…a hundred years of annual use. That will make me around 170 years old so good value for £16 worth of wood. From the time I transferred the door and…
…make, then it’s unlikely I would use a machine. If I ten to make, that would remain the same. If I had a thousand to make by a given date,…