The First Thing to Learn About SketchUp: Navigation
A few years ago my son talked me into playing a video game, one where we had to run around […]
A few years ago my son talked me into playing a video game, one where we had to run around […]
The most important skill in woodworking isn’t what you might think it is. It isn’t the ability to master a
When I first started 3D modeling with SketchUp, the software company that developed it, @Last had been recently acquired by
As an author I don’t expect my readers to take my word as gospel. I believe I have a responsibility
I knew it was time to leave my job at a publishing company when the CEO proudly announced that “books
Last Thursday, August 12, 2021 I had the pleasure of discussing Byrdcliffe furniture with Henry T. Ford, Byrdcliffe Historian and
In the comments on my post: “Gustav Stickley Finishing Article” I was asked if I had a reasonable alternative to
In Celebration of Zulma Steele (& Edna Walker) Before I started writing about the American Arts & Crafts Period of
My new book “Shop Drawings for Byrdcliffe Furniture” is featured in the July/August 2020 issue of Woodworker West magazine. Editor
The good thing about the internet is the access it provides to images and resources. Twenty years ago when I