Author Archives: Lost Art Press

Warrington Hammers in Stock (Plus Other Strikey Stuff)

We have our first batch of Warrington hammers in stock here in Covington and ready to ship. The heads are made in Nicholasville, Kentucky. The oiled hickory handles are made in Tennessee. The hammers are hand-assembled – glued and wedged. They are $97 each. You can place your order here. You can read all about…

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Warrington Hammers in Stock (Plus Other Strikey Stuff)

We have our first batch of Warrington hammers in stock here in Covington and ready to ship. The heads are made in Nicholasville, Kentucky. The oiled hickory handles are made in Tennessee. The hammers are hand-assembled – glued and wedged. They are $97 each. You can place your order here. You can read all about…

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Donate to Help Our Scholarship Classes

At the request of readers, we have created a way for you to donate to help fund the two scholarship classes we are holding at Lost Art Press this fall. In September, we are holding our second Chairmakers Toolbox class with six students. All students are from populations that are underrepresented in woodworking, including women,…

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Scholarship Class for African-American Woodworkers

We are thrilled to announce that we will offer a scholarship class this fall for six African-American woodworkers that will be taught by our long-time friend and hand-tool woodworker Jerome Bias. The class will run from Nov. 27 to Dec. 1, 2023, at our storefront in Covington, Ky. The scholarships include tuition, materials and lunch…

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LAP Open Wire, July 22, 2023 (Me, Again)

I’m back in Covington after a two-week trip to Scandinavia. So after a couple weeks of guest hosts at the Open Wire (thanks, Monroe and Joel), I’m here today to answer your questions about woodworking or stuff that is going on at Lost Art Press. Warning: My head is full of cheese. I arrived in…

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