Here is a Viking chair prototype. Couple things to keep in mind should you decide to build on. First off 4/4 or 1″ stock at least, I went originally with 3/4″ and while it worked for my daughter it was iffy for an adult. Second make sure you do not make the opening in the … Continue reading viking chair
I finally gained more than a few minutes into my shop after a summer of looking longingly in its direction. I have been able to work on a toy plane as I have mentioned that I do find building them therapeutic. Probably because I don’t worry so much on making a perfect replica so much … Continue reading Finally caught some workshop time
So anyone who has read or watched woodworking content has come across the questions of what tools do I need and what do I need to know to help with my woodworking? Well the question of tools was addressed in a prior post and shocker I will address the second one now. Secrets of woodworking … Continue reading Thoughts on the hidden pains of woodworking and potato soup?
So we all have plans on days off and vacation time, mine usually start with workshop time. The reality is I have four kids living with me and have decided to go back to school as well as having a wife that I try to spend time with whenever I can. This leaves me with … Continue reading Coming to reality with Family + Woodworking
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