Learning at the Bench
Jon HammackWorking at my bench, with tools in hand, is one of my favorite places to be. Here I'll share details about my furniture making journey and things I'm learning along the way.
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Proportions and Porridge
The first aid cabinet in my shop is one of my earlier pieces of shop furniture1. It was a practice piece for dovetails (carcass) and bridle joints (door frame) and was made out of construction lumber and plywood, not that there is anything ...
Nighttime Woodworking
It’s been longer than I wanted between posts, so I apologize. Spring break ran into other life things which ran into class prep and commissions. To be honest, I was running low on inspiration/writing topics, but this brief pause and everyth...
Class Prep and Becoming a Wedge Factory
I’m teaching a 3 legged stool class in a couple of weeks which means I needed to prep a boat load of parts. After moving between the bandsaw, jointer, and planer, I ended up with this:
More paint testing
I’ve been testing quite a few variables for milk paint, with the primary one being which of my local milk suppliers has the best quark yield from their skim milk1.
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