Acer_sp

Craig Adams, Sault Ste. Marie, ON, CA
member

Graduated 1986 as a Forestry Tech, followed in 1988 with a Diploma in Fish and Wildlife. Several Years as a Researcher into Minning claims, Timber cut rights, logging roads, Stream crossings, and an assorment of other environmental issues(not a tree hugger). Followed by an increased desire to learn the art and skill of wood working. Due to an illness that knocked the shit out of me, I have since left the deep woods of Ontario an have taken on a new caree with a local city as a Mainteance Specialist. I'am happy, With two children, a Beautiful Wife and a small work shop; making what ever I can to put a simle on someones face. I ask questions and usally answer a few as well. Do not be afraid to say hello. Thanks in advance Craig

Gender: Male

Recent comments

Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Make Your Own Walking Sticks by Charles Self

Well here I am all laid up in a hospital bed dreaming of my shop. The wife says no way; you can get by a little longer by reading some of those books you allways wanted to. So please send it my way. After all I know I'll read it, then build from it. Thanks in advance

Craig

posted: 11:01 pm on January 25th

Re: The Woodworking Shows

I agree with a live taping of this demo. Since most of of use can't attend, it would be a great benifit to us that do subscribe to finewoodworking.com as well as the magazine. Personal I have about four old planes at home that deed this kind of attention, and I would love some insight as to where to begin.

posted: 9:03 pm on January 14th

Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: The Wood Finisher's Handbook by Sam Allen

Any book that could help me and the family out would be great. I can see the pages getting dog eared.

Thanks

Craig

posted: 5:16 pm on January 10th

Re: Rocking Horse

That is excellent, even more so. I have yet to finish mine and you just gave me inscentof to do so

Thanks

posted: 3:15 am on December 28th

Re: Dining Room Table

Cool. Ive also felled a few trees and have made them into furniture pieces. Talk about a great feeling. A question though, you cut down the cherry with green grass around and then ripped into planks when the snow was down(looks that way in the pictures), why?

posted: 3:23 pm on December 24th