No BS Woodworking Episode 2 - Basic tools for making furniture
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@superdav721721 Thanks.To my mind, it's really about what gets you excited about woodworking. I truly believe there are two types of woodworkers: those who are process oriented; and those who are product oriented. Both types are equally good. They just approach it from different points of view. My follow-up blog post to the 2nd episode talks a bit about keeping woodworking fun and relaxing no matter which type of woodworker you are. There'll be more coming on my YouTube channel. Count on it.
acanthuscarver 3 months ago
Chuck I have enjoyed your show very much. Thank you for two informative episodes.
I am a hybrid woodworker but do most stuff by hand. Planing 20 board feet of popular is my way to go to the gym. But its a hobby to me. I am not making a living from my table saw. At the rate I get stuff done I would starve to death. Thanks again.
superdav721721 3 months ago