A member of the Howard County Historical Society has asked me if I could build 6 desks/benches for their museum in Ellicott City. She is going to get me measurements in the near future. In the meantime, I thought a … Continue reading →
Note: Each class segment is separated with a “|“. 1. Kinds of Woodworking | Show and Tell (Zoom Class 1) 2. Wedding Wine Box | Arbor (Zoom Class 2) 3. Walnut Dresser | Kusamono Stand| Chair Repair (Zoom class 3) 4. … Continue reading →
I have a Mannheim (German) grandfather clock case. The clock is broken and missing parts. The box could be useful for its lead crystal glass or repurposed as a book case or storage cabinet. I have the clock face and … Continue reading →
From mid-March to mid-July 2020, I built a live-edge Cherry table. (click image to view full size) The table portion was obtained from a friend’s property. Wood for the legs were built from Cherry obtained at a local mill. The … Continue reading →
My name is Tom McLaughlin and I am a career woodworker, host of Classic Woodworking (PBS TV), long standing member of the New Hampshire Furniture Masters, as well as host of a live weekly YouTube series under the name Shop Night … Continue reading →
Gene, being fond of live edge, and Hawaiian Koa, caught sight of a live edge Hawaiian Koa bowl turning project aptly named Hawaiian Koa Bird’s Mouth by David Adamsen, Maine, USA. The trick is in using the full round log … Continue reading →
Matt found time in his busy social calendar to catch this video on YouTube. The builder was retrofitting three drawers Under a bathroom cabinet. The drawers had to be notched to accommodate sink drain plumbing. One thing to note in … Continue reading →
Gene’s recent posting reminded of me a bowl a late friend gave me years ago. When I first saw it, I immediately thought how dangerous it must have been to shape with its sharp edge(s) whirling around and around. And … Continue reading →
Earlier this month we released the Harriet Tubman mulberry burls at the March meeting, and available by appointment from me (Gene Torrey). Last Thursday Matt Radtke opened up his shop for a small group turning party. Don’t want to … Continue reading →
