Brundo

Hi Matthew,

seems to me most people, at least those who find necessary to respond to your article, agree with you, but I do not. Few questions: why did we invent cut list at the first place?; Isn't primary purpose of the cut list to get an overall picture what material we need? Isn't this the best way to avoid missing some material and not to build to the detail from it? The woodworkers who are well organized appriciate cut list. When I go to do some project from your magazin or say WoodSmith I do not expect to recreate the drawings and bill of material.

Looks too good for a shop, but may be good as advertisment for workmanship. My vote goes here.

I can not say I like it. But degree of difficulty on scale 1 to 10 deserves 10.

I can not say I llike it. But degree of difficulty on scale 1 to 10 deserves 10.

I am hobby woodworker, and obviously my hand tool skills are not so great. i am expecting to learn from the new magazin section as weel as from a new blog.

Don Kondra, this is ELEGANCE!!!
Thank you!

After hand work at home I play chess to keep my brain active!

How nice for the eye, colour, proportions, texture, combination of contrasts. I can almost feel the same under my fingers.
May I be so nosy and ask, how did you get to this design. You say it is your design, but how much did old Greek influenced you?

Bruno

It is eye pleasing, wonderfull design.

Did you follow instructions and created detailed drawings first!?