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We Moved the Studley Tool Chest –
During the final photo shoot of the Studley tool chest we removed all the tools (no small feat), lifted it off its cleats on the wall (it was surprisingly lightweight) and moved it across the room to photograph the back of the chest. I have not been this nervous since making out with Kym Harper…
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The Relative Advantages of Long and Short Screw Drivers –
From L. R. H., North Argyle, N.Y. — Will you please inform me what philosophical principle is involved in the fact that a long screw-driver will turn a screw with less power than a short one? Can you explain the phenomenon to an unphilosophical subscriber? Answer.—Our correspondent, in asking his question, virtually asserts that, with…
‘To Make as Perfectly as Possible’ – Nitty-Gritty Details –
If you are considering plunking down $400 on a book, you have every right to ask questions. And while I’ve answered as many questions as I can in the last 24 hours via e-mail, I’d like to offer even more details about our two forthcoming books: “To Make as Perfectly as Possible: Roubo on Marquetry”…
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Psst, Spaces Open in a Tool Chest Class –
If you want to build a tool chest and you need some dominatrix-style “encouragement” to get it done inside of a week, then listen up. There are about five spaces open in my tool chest class in August at the Connecticut Valley School of Woodworking. This fantastic little school is located behind a Woodcraft store…