carvewright
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Gant Capitol
The task was to carve a replacement capitol for the front porch of a farmehouse dateing from the 1820's. The home owner supplied pictures of the originals, with measurements, and the replacement was...



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Re: New Yankee Workshop Series Ends
The great thing about Norm was that he was an excellent teacher. His "lesson plan" for each show was well thought out and sequenced for learning. Learned a lot from him, and inspired to do things I probably would otherwise have thought beyond my skills. Thanks Norm! Some day I too hope to build a piece of furniture in 30 minutes!!
posted: 8:45 am on October 21stRe: Broken power tool: Junk it or fix it?
I am fortunate to have a very good tool repair shop locally, so will go and ask their advice unless it is a simple fix, like a power cord or brushes. Since they also sell tools I had worried about their advice, but they have been very good and usally have beena able to fix with reasonable expense. Also, I have a ton of jigs so am reluctant to change key tools like rounter because then the jigs are scrap. My rule of thumb is if it is a good tool, I'll see about fixing it, if it is a cheap knockoff, I'll replace it.
posted: 8:58 am on August 20thRe: Art Nouveau bookcase
Interesting and beautiful lines, done with an eye to simplicity of form that does not result in lessened function. A truly outstanding piece, both in design and execution. Bravo!
posted: 1:17 pm on July 31st