Wednesday, 17 December 2014. Here are some live edge cutting boards, some spoons, spatulas and bowl turnings. Maple live edge cutting boards. Spalted maple and maple burl spice bowls. Maple and cherry spoons, ladles and spatulas. Maple, one with cherry inlay around the lip. Cherry bowl, I filled the splits with some green sparkly stuff.

Saturday, August 8, 2015. Drove up after getting settled in at Lie-Nielsen. For his class this weekend. Because of his flight times and the hour and a half drive to my place from the Toolworks, we got a quick dinner and headed straight over to the Fisher house. As in most cases it is not the excellence of the tools, but the skill of the hand that wields them, that gives the most effect. Nathaniel Whittock, 1828,. Wednesday, August 5, 2015.

45 adjuster, and shorten the iron enough to fit the No.

A log book of projects, techniques, and life long learning. Friday, September 12, 2014. However, cabinet work is commencing and that does fit into the type of things I like to post. I decided to build the bottom row of drawers first. These would be nine inches deep and have five tails. On the first drawer, I started with a sharp one-inch wi.

Sunday, August 16, 2015. Why bother with anything else. Small selection of shellac flakes. When using shellac I either spray, brush, or pad. When I decide to spray shellac its mainly if I have a ton of surface to polish, but I only spray to help build the finish. My main method of applying shellac is by brush and by pad. Some of the suppliers I use to buy shellac is as follows; Shellacshack. The other important feature when using shellac is what is being added to.

some really wet, just cut. walnut lumber! I have never attempted to dry freshly sawn lumber before, so this was time to experiment and learn. The picture above was my first step; stickered the wood and used a fan to circulate some air. This was very slow, but slow is good for drying wood.

Wednesday, July 8, 2015. The Low House and the Bell House. Bell House, both by McKim, Mead and White. Still, these two homes are incredibly unique in their forms and little motif.

Mountains and the origins of wood.

This is my youngest grandson watching his brother in his first play, Joseph and his Multicolored Coat at the Murphy Theater in Wilmington, Ohio. Acting in his first production. One of the many scenes my oldest grandson was in. Last act from Joseph and His Multicolored Coat. The last act and the curtain call. It was a very nice productions with some good performances we enjoyed the play very much even, thank you East Clinton High School.