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In Defense of Sledge Feet –
The first campaign chest I built I used sledge feet – simple square blocks that raised the lower case off the ground. Soon after, I received a pleasant note stating that I had made an amateur mistake. Campaign chests with sledge feet were merely missing their turned feet. I felt like a fool at first….
Now Shipping: ‘The Stick Chair Book’ –
Editor’s note: “The Stick Chair Book” – $49 plus domestic postage – is now shipping from our Indiana warehouse. If you order it from Lost Art Press before Dec. 12, you will receive a free pdf of the book at checkout. Though I have written a lot about the delays with printing “The Stick Chair…
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14th-century Slant-lid Chests –
This is like the part in the forgettable movie “The Patriot” when you can only pay attention to Mel Gibson’s questionable woodworking skills. Indexer Suzanne Ellison passed on a bunch of details from a 14th-century illuminated manuscript of “The Romance of Alexander.” As per usual, I am not interested in the Siege of Byzantium in…
Preparing for Railfest – National Railway Museum blog
The sun is shining and a whole team of people are hard at work preparing for Railfest as 2 June gets closer. Here is the team working on laying a 15” gauge track ready for Hawk and Synolda, under the watchful eye of a member of the Kirklees Light Railway. Meanwhile West Coast Railways are…
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