The daily dribble from my workshop. Saturday, May 16, 2015. Another exciting Amana hand tool event and so for it has been much bigger than the first one. This one is so big that it is spread out over three buildings. I got there at 0915 and the line to get into the barn was out to the road already. I started here with Jarrod Stone. What could be more fun than watching a guy make a drinking cup on a pole lathe? Another windsor chair maker.

Just not at the same time. Tuesday, May 20, 2014. The Dancy house received a new door stoop, door jamb, and exterior casing due to the water splashing up from the brick porch. The sill under the stoop was carved out with a couple of saw cuts and a chisel. I will have to let it dry out a little prior to painting. Sunday, May 18, 2014.

Orders placed after November 8th that include saw parts may not ship out until after Christmas. Orders comprised solely of drill bits, saw files, and books or DVDs will still ship within several days. If this leaves you in a bind as you shop for Christmas, send me a nice email and I will do what I can to expedite your order. I am proud to offer a range of finely crafted dovetail, tenon, sash, and joinery saws. Finally, I am excited to offer the Scrawl. From time to time, I doc.

Friday, September 18, 2015. My hit-or-miss approach to blogging during the past couple of years has nothing to do with lack of activity. Monday, December 8, 2014.

Unplugged Woodworking history, philosophy and technique. Posted March 8, 2018 by D. It comes as no surprise that once one of the most widely used products for protecting and finishing wood, is now almost unknown to the majority of modern wood workers. Or, is it? When you lose the muse.

Friday, March 23, 2018. The original hearth and chimney of the joinery at Monticello. One of many fascinating timberframe buildings at Jamestown Settlement. New work at the Settlement.

Hi, my name is Elga and I live in South Africa. I love dollhouses and miniatures. My two biggest passions are furniture making and embroidery and of course the two combined. Welcome and enjoy browsing my blog. Friday, May 20, 2016. I have been incredibly busy since I last posted many moons ago. I thought it was high time to catch up. Two students busy working on their mirrors. The class in Norway was held at Fe.

This blog is primarily about quality woodworking tools from the 19th-20th centuries. I also try to include information about the woodwork and carpentry trades from those times. Get Andy turning again! This post.