
Reflections from the bench on craft, labour, and the moral meaning of making. Essays on what we learn when we slow down and work with our hands.
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This week, I ask a question that has been bothering me for some time.
What if we’ve defined businesses too narrowly?
After twenty six years in the bicycle trade, I’ve seen first-hand that small businesses often do far more than simply sel...
A brief note before this week’s essay.
I’ve struggled to quiet my mind enough to write over the past couple of weeks. Even reading has been difficult, so I’ve done what I often do when life feels overwhelming and buried myself in the works...
“I need to go at 1pm today,” my father said.
“That’s alright Dad, I’ve got some lads coming from the alternative provision school for a workshop experience,” I replied.
My dad comes into the workshop one day a week. We spend a few hours c...
Was the curve right?
As I studied the shape of the lug, I remembered a question I’d asked my mentor years before.
“Ere, I want it like that.”
Andrew pointed at the lug and shook his head. The cricket was playing quietly on the radio, but...
“Dad, what about this?” Finlay said while directing me to look at the lug he was filing.
It was the summer holidays and I had encouraged Finlay to get up early and come help me in the workshop.
“That looks ok, but you nee...
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Framebuilder at Ellis Briggs, carrying on a 90-year lineage of handmade steel bicycles. Writing about craft, culture, and what it means to make things that last.
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