Andrew Detloff has just posted a 30-minute chat session we recorded last night. We discussed why Don Williams’ Roubo translation is so important, the machinery in my workshop and (no surprise) workbenches.
You can listen to the podcast here.
Detloff interviews a lot of woodworkers. Check out his blog’s main page for chats with planemaker Scott Meek, Jim Heavey and Hendrik Varu.
— Christopher Schwarz
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