Chair Notes

I'm in the midst of turning a bunch of legs for 3 kid's comb backs. They are a bit longer than the legs on adult chairs and a bit th...

I was in need of another shavehorse recently for a class, so I grabbed a dumbhead swing arm that I had laying around and cobbled together a ...

I recently rebuilt my larger steambox that I use for classes. I had such good results using the two steamers and insulated boxes in Atlanta ...

Here are a couple of tenon cutters. The one in the back is a poplar base with a frog from a standard Bailey style plane. The one in the f...

Before, I get going, I want to mention again that there are spaces in the class that I am teaching starting on the 20th at Kelly Mehlers . ...

I successfully used the new rocker routing fixture to cut the slots in the walnut chair that I am finishing up. I suppose that a qu...

I found a place to buy 3/4" baltic birch plywood and started working out the design of the rocker fixture. Here are the results so far....

I would love to pretend that ideas and plans come out of my head like a finished Sketchup drawing, but alas, it's more like the tray on ...

I am not a scientist. I think that the scientific method is one of the great achievements of mankind, but, I would never claim that I'd ...

I recently came across this fellow working in Japan, making some great stuff and taking the time to share it on his blog.  His name is Denn...

Here is the final video of building the adjustable shavehorse. I will be posting the plans for it next week. All in all, the project went sm...

Before I show the next installment for the "Smarthead" shavehorse process, I want to mention that I will be teaching a two week in...

The phrase, my favorite day, could be taken a few different ways. Some might think that it's a reference to the "best" day of ...