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Grandpa’s Workshop – Book Review
I admit it, I am a fan of Chris Schwarz’s Lost Art Press publishing company, and I have enjoyed every book I have ordered from them. Months ago, they made an announcement about a children’s book to be published called “Grandpa’s Workshop” … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged Christopher Schwarz, Grandpa's Workshop, hand tools, Lost Art Press, woodworking
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What do you think about…..
What time is it? It’s product review time. I think it is important for woodworkers to share what they know, and give feedback about the products they are using. First up to the plate is: “The Anarchist’s Tool Chest” by … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged Christopher Schwarz, David Ellsworth, earlex HV5500, furniture design, furniture making
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Modern furniture, well that’s interesting…
Most of you know that I like Christopher Schwarz and his writing (BTW, I “like” him, I don’t “like him like him” if you know what I mean), but I would like to take him out to lunch and see … Continue reading
I am the Modern Traditionalist
I have been reading and listing to a couple of blogs and podcasts that discuss “the hand tool craze.” And obviously, I belong to that group of hand tool crazies, but when asked what kind of woodworker I am, I … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop
Tagged Christopher Schwarz, furniture making, hand plane, Lie-Nielsen, roubo workbench, woodworking
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Newest member of the FbY team
Almost everything I make is for sale, (excluding children according to my wife), and sometimes pieces just end up having a permanent home here, but I am very happy to welcome the Roubo workbench as part of my permanent collection. … Continue reading
Posted in On the Bench
Tagged Christopher Schwarz, furniture making, roubo workbench, The Hand Tool School, woodworking
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The home stretch
I’m heading down the home stretch for my Roubo. Hopefully it will be complete early next week, then it will be time to head back to reality. Time to get back to work on repair jobs I’ve been putting off, and it will … Continue reading
Posted in On the Bench
Tagged Christopher Schwarz, furniture making, roubo workbench, woodworking
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Getting my legs on the ground
Who knew that making the Roubo workbench would be such a workout! Between the hand sawing, hand drilling, the lifting, and all the hand plane work, I’m getting a full day’s worth of exercise! Overall, the project is fairly straight … Continue reading
Posted in On the Bench
Tagged Christopher Schwarz, furniture, furniture design, furniture making, hand plane, Lie-Nielsen, roubo workbench, woodworking
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Lie-Nielsen Hand Tool Event and Reviews
The workbench project sent me on another journey. This time it was to Gaithersburg, Maryland for the Lie-Nielsen Hand Tool event. I wanted to get a couple of tools to help me with the bench, and I knew a couple … Continue reading
And so it begins
The journey of a thousand miles has begun with the construction of my new workbench. And the journey actually began with a journey! I traveled to White Marsh, Maryland to visit J. Gibson McLlvain Company, a wholesale lumberyard, to purchase … Continue reading
On the bench
It’s time for a new series of blogs from yours truly. For a number of months I have wanted to make a new workbench, not a large table to store things on, but a real workbench. My current bench is … Continue reading