How To
How To Adjust for Seasonal Projects
As seasons change so do the projects one is working on. Rolling into spring often means more outdoor creations. How can you adapt as a woodworker? Should you adapt?
As seasons change so do the projects one is working on. Rolling into spring often means more outdoor creations. How can you adapt as a woodworker? Should you adapt?
Inspiration as a woodworker and creator comes from many different places. Sometimes it’s the workshop. Sometimes it’s while I’m out driving. Sometimes it’s from a generic mainstream mass produced ‘thing’ in a store.
Being organized in your workshop or woodshop is one of the pillars of craftsmanship. Some of us may function better than others with clutter or slight chaos, but overall being neat and organized leads to better efficiency with projects.
Woodworking by its very nature is VAST in variety. Wood species, project type, stains, finishes and overall construction make the possibilities nearly endless. What if you never deviate from your ‘comfort zone’ though on a build?
Details can often be overlooked. Why? Are they unimportant? Insignificant? Perhaps they are too tedious to be bothered with? There are dozens of reasons why folks skip out on details sometimes…but here are a few reasons not to.