Ever had a kitchen fire? We were lucky thus far – except that one time when a friend made strawberries flambé – but it cannot hurt to be prepared. A surface to make notes or take down dish wishes comes in handy, as well. And a calendar. And a place to keep… Continue Reading Multifunctional Fire Blanket Holder – Kitchen Utensil Challenge
Make something from a piece of tree – this is the refreshing and radical approach I am taking for my first contest. Join in by making something. The details can be found in this video, as well as down below. Enjoy, and remember to be Inspired!
The Bangle Bowl is an event initiated by Kyle Toth and Zac Higgins for the sheer fun of woodworking and making sawdust. There are two categories, turned and unturned, i.e. with and without the lathe. Since I do not own a proper lathe or the skills to go with it… Continue Reading An Unturned Bangle – My Contribution to Bangle Bowl 2014
While you can see my first Whirligig entry here, this is about the actual Dragon take off, which meant editing more than 6 hours of raw footage down to a digestable sized video. I hope I can pass along some of the best best learning experiences, and inspire you to… Continue Reading Dragon Take Off – Getting the Dragon into the Air
In a way, this is a very inspirational entry to the Whirligig Wars, because it is unfinished. Lots of potential left, and lots of ways to make it work, or so I hope. I will probably put some more work into it at a later date, but I will not… Continue Reading Riding the Storm – half-finished whirligig concept
There it is, my entry for the 2014 Whirligig Wars. As glimpsed in Tooby’s Poem, it is a dragon in flight, beating it’s huge wings to escape a dark and menacing storm front in search for… Well, I could spin the marketing speech around hope and inspiration further, but I do… Continue Reading The Dragon’s Flight – Whirligig Wars 2014 entry
Introducing the Young Woodworker’s Toolchest. So It finally has arrived – my entry to Summer’s Woodworking’s 2×4 competition, after hours and hours of trash talking (and procrastinating). It is meant as a toy (for children, not the kind that comes with a plug and push sticks) and contains a collection… Continue Reading 2×4 competition entry – Young Woodworker’s Toolchest
Hopefully my last installment of the time-honed tradition of 2×4 contest trash talk, I am hashing out some artistic differences with my fellow 2×4, Tooby. I hope this will be the last you see of me doing something other than actually woodworking, not only because I need to recuperate from this… Continue Reading 2×4 contest – Tooby and I