This winter was a fairly productive one for me because I completed two major projects: a doll wardrobe and (drum roll, please) my new workbench. This workbench has been a long time coming: In 2002, I started planning to build a workbench. I bought some supplies and began working on a base, but I had [...]
Posts Tagged ‘workbench’
Workbench Project: Done!
Posted in Projects, tagged douglas fir, project, record, vise, Woodworking, workbench on March 28, 2010 | 16 Comments »
Episode 30: What’s Your Failure Threshold?
Posted in Audio, tagged failure threshold, podcast, porter cable, roubo, Woodworking, workbench on August 15, 2008 | 10 Comments »
Click here to play “Professional grade” tools are dying out, Roubo is selling out, and I’m preparing to exceed my failure threshold. Here’s a link to the post that I mention from Chris Schwarz’s blog about the new Lie-Nielsen Roubo bench.
Episode 2: My Workbench Can Beat Up Your Workbench
Posted in Audio, tagged podcast, Woodworking, workbench on January 25, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Click here to play In this week’s episode we discuss workbench wars, woodworking groupies, and the “Oprah” effect.
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