My friend Ron Brese makes amazing hand planes:
I hope to see Ron in Cincinnati in a few weeks. And if you are also attending the Woodworking in America conference, you can try your hand with Ron’s hand planes.
— Al Navas
Woodworking with passion
By Al Navas
My friend Ron Brese makes amazing hand planes:
I hope to see Ron in Cincinnati in a few weeks. And if you are also attending the Woodworking in America conference, you can try your hand with Ron’s hand planes.
By Al Navas
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What do you get when you have Megan Fitzpatrick, Peter Follansbee, and Roy Underhill on the set of The Woodwright’s Shop?
You get the wonderful photo above. Photo by Mike Oniffrey – courtesy of “The Woodwright’s Shop”.
They will appear together in a future episode of The Woodwright’s Shop – date to be announced. Stay tuned!
I had never seen all three in one spot; as a result, the photo is quite special to me. I have followed the work of these three craftsmen for several years, and never tire of their offerings, whether on video, or on the blogs.
Yup! All three will be teaching at the Woodworking in America (WIA) conference, September 30 to October 2, 2011, in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. Make sure to look at the schedule of classes at the WIA web site; it will allow you to plan your schedule not only for classes, but also to visit the Marketplace, and the extracurricular activities.
The Early Bird registration deadline for the conference is August 14, 2011.
I know – if you are like me, you tend to wait around ’till the last minute, and work out some creative scheduling with your co-workers, to finagle the time off to attend the conference. Regardless how you do it, I encourage you to register ahead of the expiration of the Early Bird special.
Will I see you there? Let me know if you are attending – I would love to meet you!
By Al Navas
I don’t think It is official: The Sindelar Tool Museum will be at Woodworking in America in Cincinnati this year (edited this, as a result of Megan Fitzpatrick’s Comment, below). But I wanted to share this photo of the wagon placed at the entrance to the trailer housing the traveling exhibit: