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Tag Archives: David Marks
Inlay complete!
Every feel like Heaven is conspiring against you? I feel that way about this project. Between the freezing temperatures, house guests, holidays, kids events, and other work related stuff, I feel like I can’t get anything done in a satisfactory … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop
Tagged David Marks, furniture, furniture making, marquetry, woodworking
4 Comments
A little spark from DJ Marks
If you have been a regular to my blog, you know that my woodworking hero is David Marks. I was fortunate enough to be recruited to help him with his latest DVD, “Double Bevel Marquetry.” I was asked to help … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop, On the topic of Art
Tagged art, David Marks, marquetry, Turning, wood turning, woodworking
3 Comments
More of the modern traditionalist
I’m the very epitome of a very modern traditionalist, part hand tooler, part power tooler. Today I summoned the use of an ancient tool and a modern powered device. Here’s the case. I am working on a custom project, but … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop
Tagged David Marks, furniture design, furniture making, woodworking
1 Comment
Knockin’ em out
I’ve had the chance to knock out a couple of turning projects while I wait for the lumber for my next project acclimate to my shop. Time is money and like the seven dwarves say, “I owe, I owe, so … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop
Tagged Ale Bowl, beer bowl, bowl turning, David Marks, hollow vessel, Jimmy Clewes, Norwegian beer bowl, wood turning, woodworking
5 Comments
Committed to Art?
You ever get those phone calls where someone says “a friend of mine says you like wood?” Then they ask you to repair a door, take an old desk and turn it into something else, or take a massive fallen … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop
Tagged bowl turning, David Marks, hollow vessel, Turning, wood turning, woodworking
7 Comments
Heap o’ learnin’
On March 14th, I wrote about a hollow vessel I was working on, and today I finally completed it. Every time I make something, I like to think that I learned something from it. Well, I did a heap o’ … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop
Tagged bowl turning, David Marks, finishing, hollow vessel, Turning, wood turning
2 Comments
California Dreaming
Has anyone seen Spring yet? I personally think someone has moved Baltimore near the Seattle area. As I was working in my shop, with the propane heater going, I sincerely wished I were in California enjoying the warm dry air, … Continue reading
Posted in In Yaakov's Workshop
Tagged David Marks, furniture, furniture design, furniture making, hand plane, The Hand Tool School, woodworking
1 Comment
Just a little patience
Patience. At times I seem to have very little of it, but when necessary, it manages to accompany me. Woodworking and woodworkers require it, so could patience be a factor as to why not as many of today’s children, teens, … Continue reading
Posted in Questions
Tagged attention span, bowl turning, David Marks, furniture making, Turning, woodworking
3 Comments