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Monthly Archives: December 2010
The Suspended Form
I have been working hard to complete this suspended vessel for the past couple of days. Once I latch onto an idea, I like to get it done. So here is how the project was completed. When I last spoke about … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop
Tagged bowl turning, hollow vessel, Suspended Vessel, Turning, wood turning, woodworking
7 Comments
Notes from the Common Ground
Special Guest Writer – Yaacov Moshe Moses Notes from the Common Ground September 5 thru December 14, 2010 Begin the 26th of Elul 5770 – End the 8th of Teves 5771 Part I ART as I SEE IT: 1. Don’t … Continue reading
Death of a Tradesman
Note: For all my friends who do not live in the United States of America, I’d like to know if you have the same problems. Preface: I am about to stand upon my soapbox, but I do have a point to … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts in America
Tagged Buy American, cheap products, economy, furniture design, Small Business, woodworking
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A New Breed of Woodworker?
What different times we live in. Our society has really changed in the past twenty to thirty years in so many ways. For example, the tradition of passing down a skill from father to son (or mother to daughter) seems … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts in America
Tagged crafting, furniture making, Turning, Woodwork Magazine, woodworking
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Relaxing with Morris, I don’t think so….
As the song goes, “I’m type of guy who likes to run round….” although my idea of runnin’ around is most likely very different. I am an admitted work alcoholic, and no matter how much I try to relax and … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop
Tagged Arts & Crafts, bowl turning, David Mathias, lathe, William Morris, woodworking
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Yaakov’s 2010, a year in rant
First, I’d like to send out a special thanks to my one and half year old son, Asher, who has kept up the Bar Am kinderlach tradition of not sleeping through the night. I’m shooting for the year 2013 for … Continue reading
…And upon your gates.
Construction is done! This project has been rather fun to make. Part of the fun of woodworking is figuring out how you are going to do it. Every now and then, I might make something that has published plans, but … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop
Tagged furniture making, mezuzah, shellac, Turning, wood turning, woodworking
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Upon the doorposts of your house
More than a couple times people have asked me if I make mezuzah cases, and more than a couple of times I have said, “No, but that is a good idea.” Well, I was asked once again, and I decided … Continue reading
Chai-Boy the Final Chapter
The snow is falling, the first real snow of winter, and if you listen carefully, you can hear the faint sounds of someone of rejoicing from the FbY workshop. Yes,,,, you can hear it,,,, the sound of someone dancing and singing. … Continue reading
Posted in Chai Boy Journal
Tagged chai, furniture, furniture design, furniture making, woodworking
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