We decided to add additional living space to our house by transforming the basement storage areas into usable rooms. This took over a year to complete. We learned a lot and want to share some of the insights with you.
In this episode, I discuss and show a few examples of the beautiful, precise, and functional Bridge City woodworking tools.
This is the story of how I created my first woodworking project. This story goes way back to the mid-1960’s. I wonder if I owe my love of woodworking to my first mentor.
In Kenny Cool episode #3, I discuss a really cool antique desk that features an internal locking system.
It is believed that my friend Al is the oldest functioning woodworker in the USA. I’d like to introduce you to him and show you some of his amazing work.
Introduction Today is the day that I officially blasted myself out of the comfort zone. It happened on February 5, 2015. It wasn’t an easy decision to make, but I had to make it.
Preamble Date: Mon, 22 May 1995 07:31:44 EDT From: Patrick Leach <leach@BEDFORD.PROGRESS.COM> Subject: Re: alt.tools.hunting (was Re: Bagging and Emmert! (was re: Bagging the big iron)) Patrick Olguin <polgu@PARACEL.COM> writes: >[shameless bragging deleted] >I love these stories. Keep ’em coming guys. OK, Paddy O’Deen, of Parts Unknown, HaHaHalifornia, you asked for it. Now it’s my turn…
Introduction I suppose that I have been blogging long before blogs were invented. Various old hard drives hold stories from my past, just waiting to be published. I thought of this story the other day when I was looking for something in my woodworking shop. I wondered if I could find the text. Well I…