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I think sometimes there is no greater satisfaction than finishing a job and finishing it well. Though we often call this final stage the completion, seldom do we see the significance it plays in our lives beyond simply a conclusion of something. Often, completion of one thing is the beginning

The beech leaves cling tirelessly to the branch tips throughout the winter and yield only when sprouting buds burst to unfold new leaves. Of course Spring knows no chronological start and stop date so toad and frogspawn releasing this year’s ‘taddies’ respect not the time's of man.

Today’s class is progressing admirably and I feel this is going to be one of the most practical ways any student can master creating book and display shelving units using hand methods. This is our new Foundational Part II workshop and today we took time to explore all the

I’ve spent two decades training woodworkers of all skill levels and from all backgrounds and I see now that both novice and expert woodworkers generally have one unifying factor governing how they work. With most instruction keyed directly to working by machine methods only, handwork relying on the development