Woodworking show

Yesterday opened as usual right on time and my booth started filling two minutes later.  It seemed to me that from that opening things never really slowed down for me. Sunshine makes all the difference to any day and although I couldn't see outside from the hall, people

The congruence of two colliding worlds at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport reflect the present-day disjuncture of former woodworking with today’s leftovers of our machine-fed world of mass making methodology.  Fort Worth past and present encapsulated this way expresses the unlikelihood of two worlds ever uniting in harmony just as the

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Last day of the show today Tomorrow we move on to Florida, but there is still lots to see today at The Woodworking Shows’ show here in Fort Worth. I took a walk down town between demos yesterday and there is of course lots to do and see, but none

It's not very often that I blog on machines, but this demonstration was soooo good. I should have written a blog on this previously, but let's start here. I sat through Alex Snodgrass' demonstration on bandsaw set up, maintenance and use the other day and

I so enjoyed the show yesterday and I think the visitors did too by all accounts. Of course this has always been  a commercial show with vendors bringing product to market be it woodworking magazines or resin finishes, but there is of course a symbiosis between people presenting something that