"It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop." — Confucius
Slow
Illusion- a sea story in three acts
Most Blue Water sailors have at least one defining instant when they realize that their sense of control on the water is illusory.
Smell
Aromatherapy for woodworkers is not what you might think.
Want A Bite?
Carved by 19th century Salem Architect and carver Samuel McIntire any additional comment by me would be distracting from the vision.
What’s Old, Stays New
What's old is not necessarily discarded. Not in tools nor skills. My shop is soooooo small that I can only fit one of those tiny 6-inch jointers in it — this is fine for most of the hoop tray portraits that I do. But, the carving of the Cunard liner Servia is much larger, and …
Curves – beyond the French curve
A set French Curves are only the beginning when laying out curves
Blade Work: in search of perfection
Practice makes perfect is not a trite truism. Depth of Practice is important, and it can be applied across disciplines.
