Stickley No. 700 Bookcase Class at MASW Follow Up
I spent last week in the company of a dozen or so woodworkers at the Marc Adams School of Woodworking […]
Thoughts Occasioned By An Anniversary . . .
. . . A Plea For a Democratic Art In the October 1904 issue of “The Craftsman” magazine, Gustav Stickley
Mining Information From SketchUp
I readily admit to being lazy, and that’s one of the reasons SketchUp is my favorite design software. I never
New Woodworker’s Guide to SketchUp Above the Arctic Circle
The good thing about running an online business is extended reach; folks from the other side of the world purchase
The SketchUp Book Name Game
Here is a question I get asked relatively often: I purchased “SketchUp Guide for Woodworkers”. Is this the same as
How Gustav Stickley Made Drawers
In the early 1900s Gustav Stickley had one of the most modern, best equipped furniture factories in the world. If
Move Parts From One SketchUp Model to Another
In a good SketchUp model anything that is a distinct piece of wood in real life is a component. (Click
Recognize What SketchUp Is Telling You
If you’re learning how to use SketchUp you have a lot on your plate. As it is with any new
Alabama Woodworkers Guild Follow Up
I had heard nice things about the Alabama Woodworkers Guild before I left last week to teach a two-day seminar
Precise Placement of Panels in SketchUp
Question from a reader: I’m trying to do a simple paneled door; 2 rails, 2 stiles, and a panel in