Value of Craftsman Furniture
In January 1902, Gustav Stickley suggested to readers of The Craftsman that they should examine furniture in the same way […]
5th of 10 Things I Wish I Had Known About SketchUp
Just Type The Number I think this post is more about me and the way my brain works than it
4th of 10 Things I Wish I Had Known About SketchUp
Click and Let Go, ClickClick, and ClickClickClick One thing I plan on emphasizing in this year’s SketchUp classes is using
3rd of 10 Things I Wish I Had Known About SketchUP
Navigate With the Mouse At SketchUp Base Camp I was in a group of people who teach SketchUp, and someone
2nd of 10 Things I Wish I Had Known About SketchUp
Those Colored Lines and Dots Mean Something Learning how to use software that’s new to you is like adapting to
1 of 10 Things I Wish I Had Known About SketchUp
I Can Get Rid of That Guy Standing in The Corner All of us had at least one teacher in
Prairie Settle-FAQ and FQA
The L. & J.G. Stickley No. 220 Prairie Settle is one of the bestselling plans in our store. The most
From 2D AutoCAD to 3D SketchUp-It Doesn’t Have to Hurt
I received an e-mail last week from a reader who feels that he is being “forced” to move from AutoCAD
Gustav Stickley Finishing Article
Arts & Crafts furniture finishes, especially the “proper” finish for quartersawn white oak are not difficult to achieve, if you
Why I Wrote Shop Drawings for Craftsman Furniture
I never set out to be a writer. I’m a cabinetmaker first and foremost and have been since the early