The Importance of Ignoring Cutting Diagrams
Early in my career I was told by the man who hired me “we’ll teach you to think like a
Early in my career I was told by the man who hired me “we’ll teach you to think like a
I will be teaching a class in building this cabinet on August 26 & 27, 2017 at the Marc Adams
The good folks at SketchUp recently tweaked the features of the 3D Warehouse and it is now possible to “borrow” materials
Furniture from the American Arts & Crafts period is often misunderstood and misinterpreted. Many woodworkers assume that the deliberate lack
The average woodworker doesn’t always use the best looking method to join two pieces of wood – he or she
I’m a stickler for getting the history of Craftsman furniture correct. Too much has been written about the people, dates,
Last fall I spent a week at the Marc Adams School of Woodworking near Indianapolis, Indiana, leading a group of
How far do you go with details in a SketchUp model? That’s a common question and the answer depends on
Designers face two big challenges; the first is getting a client to visualize what is being proposed, and the second