jareed

I don't feel so alone anymore...

I'm so jealous, why is it so much fun to tour a fellow craftsmans workshop? Of course Mr. Lowe would be ten times the craftsman I am so using the word "fellow" is hardly fair. l enjoyed this article, looking forward to the video and workbench project.

Nothing better on a cold January night in Wisconsin then to sit down with a new woodworking book...well almost nothing better...

I've used this technique several times when only building a door or two,you must maintain your patience and never hurry the process. If I were building 20 doors for for say a set of kitchen cabinets I would still set up my dado set, the time wasted changing blades kind of gets evened out by the length of the project. Safe for Fine Woodworking? Considering the recent rediculous settlement in the SawStop case, you have to wonder.

Wow, I didn't realize I live in such a vacuum here in northern Wisconsin or are we just a little disconnected from the more populated areas in the USA (thats actually the way I like it.) Actually we have some great resources in the upper midwest, check out the North House Folk School website@ www.northhouse.org . The school is located on the North Shore of Lake Superior in Grand Marias, MN. It's a beautiful area to mix a vacation and a class, they have such diverse set of offerings that both you and your spouse could take a course in the same or different venue.

Between larger projects I enjoy carving wooden spoons,so just get me more wood, of any kind, big or small, doesn't matter I'll just add it to my stash!!