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The Future Began at 10:22 a.m. Today –
After about four years of searching and six months of sometimes-agonizing negotiations, Lucy and I closed the deal on the building that will become our home and the headquarters for Lost Art Press. We have so much work ahead of us that I thought I was going to puke during the final walk-through of the…
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Profile of Toolmaker Chris Vesper –
Popular Woodworking Magazine has just posted a profile I wrote on toolmaker Chris Vesper in 2013. Chris is a fantastic toolmaker in Australia and makes the world’s best sliding bevel, which has saved my coochie many times. Check out the profile here. It’s free. — Christopher Schwarz Share this: Print Email Facebook Tumblr Pinterest Twitter…
‘Saws, Planes, and Scorps: Exceptional Woodworking Tools and Their Makers’ –
In “Saws, Planes, and Scorps,” David Heim celebrates contemporary makers of quality woodworking hand tools and workbenches, from one-person shops that specialize in one or a few tools, to four larger toolworks that offer a wide range of tools. It’s a who’s who in the hand tool world, with interesting vignettes of the makers and…
Administrative: My E-mail is Changing –
After 15 years, I am closing my fuse.net e-mail account and will be using chris@lostartpress.com exclusively. As always, the best way to reach me or John Hoffman at Lost Art Press is to use our Contact Us page. Spam filters what they are, plain e-mail is simply not reliable. Those wishing to refill my Cialis…
Tools of Freedom or Oppression –
My first woodworking job was at Therma-Tru, a door-making factory in Arkansas. For eight hours a day, I cut rails and stiles for fireproof doors on a sloppy and unguarded radial-arm saw. To say I hated that machine isn’t a fair measure of the word “hate.” I was scared of the machine, and I would…
Handworks 2015 & the H.O. Studley Tool Chest –
On May 15-16, 2015, smack dab in the middle of Iowa farm country will be the woodworking event of the decade, if not the present century. During those two days at the Amana Colonies, Handworks 2015 will take place – the largest gathering of hand-tool makers, practitioners and enthusiasts. The cost to attend is nothing….
The Ultimate Guide to Rigging: Techniques, Applications, and Geotextile Integration
Rigging is the art and science of securing, supporting, and manipulating heavy loads using ropes, cables, chains, and other specialized equipment. From construction sites to entertainment venues, and maritime operations to rescue missions, rigging plays a pivotal role in various industries. This guide delves into the nuances of rigging, its applications, and the crucial integration of geotextile materials in certain scenarios.
Decoding Molds: Their Significance, Prevention Techniques, and Impact on Geotextiles
Molds, often termed mold fungi, represent minute organisms that hold significant roles within the ecosystem. While aiding in organic matter decomposition, molds simultaneously pose health risks and have the potential to deteriorate various materials. Understanding molds, their prevention, and their applications within industries such as geotextiles is crucial for health and engineering considerations.