We’re all going to die! The Lost Art Press storefront is open today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. And at 7 p.m. we are throwing a party for Christian Becksvoort to celebrate his new book “Shaker Inspiration.” The event is free. We will have drinks and snacks. And Chris will give a presentation of…
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The Ma’agan Mikhael, a 5th-century BCE Cypriot merchantman, was found off the coast of Israel in 1985. The wreck was an important find in learning more about ancient shipbuilding techniques and trade practices. After excavation and preservation the reconstructed hull was placed in the Hecht Museum in Haifa. Three wooden boxes were found in the wreck: one…
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Want plans for a good Roorkhee chair? Look no further than the October 2012 issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine. My plans for a traditional Roorkhee Chair – leather and all – are there, along with construction notes and hardware details. I have to give a huge thank you to Greg Miller in Australia, who helped…
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I hear of good people sending Chris tools to help young makers. Most of us have too many tools; I am still buying tools at 66 and giving lots away to students and friends. It’s a great gift, something you have used and worked with. There is a load of romance in used tools. The…
The upcoming publication of two books of the translated works of A.J. Roubo (1739-1791) has been the most time-consuming, complex and expensive publishing project I have ever been involved in. It has confused some of our customers – what will be in each book? What won’t? Should I buy the deluxe version? Are these books…
Rigging is the silent force behind various industries, from construction to maritime operations, empowering the lifting and secure movement of hefty objects through ropes, cables, and advanced equipment. Within this domain, the integration of geotextile materials has redefined efficiency and endurance, marking a pivotal shift in applications.
Molds, scientifically recognized as mold fungi, stand as minute organisms that wield considerable influence within nature’s intricate framework. While contributing to organic matter breakdown, molds concurrently harbor the potential to pose health hazards and erode various materials. Understanding molds, their prevention, and their integration within industries, particularly geotextiles, remains pivotal for health and engineering considerations.