Resilience and Return
I’ve spoken here often about the tragedy of woodworking businesses disappearing after being destroyed by fire, but I don’t often get to talk about the ones who come back. Many…
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I’ve spoken here often about the tragedy of woodworking businesses disappearing after being destroyed by fire, but I don’t often get to talk about the ones who come back. Many…
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We’re interviewing makers from across the country. Today we’re featuring Christina Vincent, a designer, furniture maker, and artist from Maine. How did you get started woodworking? Who were your mentors?…
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Woodworking in America: Christina Vincent Read More »
Class tourism and how I have chosen to teach classes. I have by far taught more woodworking classes than I have taken (I’ve taken a total of 3). I took…
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Craft, History, and Living Apprenticeship at Colonial Williamsburg’s Joiner Shop I just returned from a visit to The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation in Williamsburg, Virginia, and it struck me how rare…
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At St. Albans Cathedral, the old Norman construction is incredible, but the woodworking is out of this world. I’m always impressed by old-growth wood and things made with it. Creating something…
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There are woodworking events, and then there are weekends that stay with you long after you leave. Plane Wellness and Hand Tool Haven in Butler, Pennsylvania was one of those…
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Plane Wellness and Hand Tool Haven: Building More Than Woodworking Read More »