For the January 2022 issue of Wood News Online, Bob Rummer shares some reflections on the King of Pines – western white pine: As a woodworker, I think about trees and forests and wood a lot. Show me some wavy grain and I will be drawn into deep thoughts about the meaning of life. There […]
The post Stories from Grandpa’s Workshop: King of the Pines appeared first on Woodworking Blog.
Read moreIt’s a new year and as with the start of many new years, a lot of us have things we want to accomplish or change. This month we want to know if you have a resolution specifically geared toward woodworking and if so, what are you looking forward to accomplishing in your workshop for 2022? […]
The post January 2022 Woodworking Poll: What is Your 2022 Woodworking Resolution? appeared first on Woodworking Blog.
Read moreWay back in the December 2018 issue of Wood News Online, Steve Erling showed us how he built a beautiful double bass at his son’s request: My 30 year old son wanted to buy a double bass, but the cost for a good one was in the tens of thousands. He asked me if I […]
The post Project: Double Bass Build appeared first on Woodworking Blog.
Read moreFor the December 2021 issue of Wood News Online, Temple Blackwood shared a recent project he did – multiple replicas of his friend’s 1914 heirloom nut bowl (complete with hammer and anvil): One of my friends approached me last August with his heirloom maple nut bowl (once dropped, broken, and repaired) asking if I could […]
The post Turning the Corner: Holiday Nut Bowl with Hammer and Anvils appeared first on Woodworking Blog.
Read moreFor the December 2021 issue of Wood News Online, Bob Rummer shares a few key woodworking task factors to keep in mind to minimize your risk of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Our hands are an incredible part of the body. Biomechanically there are 27 degrees of freedom (different ways the hand can move) in the hand/wrist. […]
The post Stories from Grandpa’s Workshop: A Hand for Woodworkers… appeared first on Woodworking Blog.
Read more