Monthly Archives: August 2012

Yep, that kind of range. I know this has nothing whatsoever to do with sharpening, tools, woodworking, or any of the other stuff I manage to mouth off about. But this product deserves some attention. As some of you already … Continue reading →

Linda and I will be in the Marketplace at Woodworking in America in Pasadena this October 12-14! We’ve had a great time at the previous WIAs and are especially looking forward to this one. I grew up near Pasadena and … Continue reading →

Popular Woodworking Executive Editor Bob Lang has compiled his three informative and popular books of Shop Drawings for Craftsman Furniture into into a single volume titled Great Book of Shop Drawings for Craftsman Furniture. Copious amounts of information as well … Continue reading →

Part Two: Linda: Which designers and/or makers throughout history in wood do you admire most and why is that? Laura:  I admire the everyday ordinary furniture from the past, particularly from before the Industrial Revolution, what’s known as vernacular furniture. … Continue reading →

I had a little case of … tech confusion, but the interview is here now.  It’s a great interview, definitely worth a read. Thank you for your patience.

Hi Everyone, Fat-fingered Ron published Linda’s interview with Laura Mays before it was ready. It’s almost finished and will be available soon. I apologize for the delay. Stay tuned. — Ron

Studio furniture maker Laura Mays hails from Ireland, has a background in architecture and design, and is a highly accomplished maker of wood furniture. She studied at the Glasgow School of Art, holds a Bachelor of Architecture from University College … Continue reading →