Gauge & Grain
Alex MoseleyA newsletter about woodworking. Intersections and odd gravel roads are examined. Metaphors used as framing devices. Stories shared around bonfires of failed woodworking experiments. Bring your own marshmallows.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 8 | Subscribers | Read | gaugeandgrain.substack.com |
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Technology is Indifferent to Our Suffering
Day 1: It’s noon on Sunday and I’m sitting at my local grocer, waiting for a tow truck. It’s -4 Fahrenheit outside. I think that’s -20 Celsius, but my brain is too cold to do math. The dashboard in my Subaru flashes an inscrutable mix of l...
Sharpen the Axe... or the Saw... or Something
This is not a story about skill or talent. This story is about a system - my workshop and my approach to the work within it. You will never hear me say my system is perfect. The one thing I have going for me as a woodworker is that I always...
The Chili Pot
When my mother-in-law was younger (she’s 85 now) and still felt responsible for cooking for her family, she would save left-over meat from previous meals, and when there was enough set aside, she would use it to make chili. The varied textu...
My First Window Repair
I went to measure for my first storm sash, a second-story window that’s one of the draftiest in our house. Having a well-fitting storm sash should allow me to make repairs to the double-hung sash without boarding up the opening, especially ...
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Builder of wooden things. In love with the economics of the small and personal.
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