I travel for work once or twice a year. This summer it’s a week-long stay in a hotel, and I have evenings pretty much to myself. In such situations, I never want to be without my spoon carving tools and … Continue reading
If you’re a reader and a woodworker, you’ve probably seen pictures of them on social media. You don’t know what they’re called, but your book-loving friends probably want you to make them some. I’ve heard them called by several names: … Continue reading
A week ago my wife and I got in a car and drove to Austin, Texas, to teach two days of classes on making wooden spoons. We weren’t sure what to expect–what the facilities would be like, what wood or … Continue reading
 | Ted Phillips on The One Essential Hand To… |
 | Linde on Rebuilding Trunnions on a 14… |
 | Quinten van Zoelen on Rebuilding Trunnions on a 14… |
 | Bart Buijze on Rebuilding Trunnions on a 14… |
 | aldayr on Rebuilding Trunnions on a 14… |
