The Krenov School: A Conversation with Laura Mays & Ron Hock
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Ron Hock has a long association with the fine woodworking program at the College of the Redwoods (CR), which is soon to become The Krenov School under the administration of Mendocino College. Both the school and Ron are in Fort Bragg, Calif., where Ron started a knife-making business in 1981. He was soon thereafter asked by CR students if he could make plane irons for them, so he did.* Ron […]The post The Krenov School: A Conversation with Laura Mays & Ron Hock appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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Making Multiple Furniture Parts
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Question: Why Not Make More Than One? For every digital woodworker, sooner or later youre going ask yourself an important question: If you’re going to the trouble of making something, why not make more than one while you’re at it? In the previous post, I gave an example of CNC part making by showing a shape being cut out of a board. It was a simple triangle, but it demonstrated […]The post Making Multiple Furniture Parts appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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The Milwaukee Right-angle Attachment
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I dont like gizmos that try to make one tool (like a drill press) do the job of another tool (like a hollow-chisel mortiser). The results are usually sub-optimal. But the Milwaukee Right-angle Attachment is the grand exception. Ive received a few questions about this tool because I am shown using it in the November 2016 issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine. Ive owned this attachment for about five years and […]The post The Milwaukee Right-angle Attachment appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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