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RE: basic " " of woodworking? - MsNomer - 01-01-2020
Woodworking is just sewing with bigger tools. Cut pieces, then fasten the pieces back together.
This is what I tell people who are too incredulous that I am a woodworker.
RE: basic " " of woodworking? - Handplanesandmore - 01-01-2020
Never heard of the saying you quoted which at best was an over-simplication of the craft as it gave no recognition of anything that happened before one stepped into the shop. But for fun, I'd say the second one was "Non-chiseling."
Simon
RE: basic " " of woodworking? - Alan S - 01-01-2020
(12-30-2019, 11:09 PM)WJB Wrote: Per Roy Underhill, all operations fall under wedge or edge.Here is a link. It's probably Roy's best book, though it is a bit weaker in some of the fascinating asides.
RE: basic " " of woodworking? - EightFingers - 01-01-2020
(12-30-2019, 11:09 PM)WJB Wrote: Per Roy Underhill, all operations fall under wedge or edge.An edge is a wedge...
RE: basic " " of woodworking? - Surrywood - 01-05-2020
I remember that when Chris was a guest on Roy's show, he (Chris) said that everything in woodworking was either a platform or a box (or both). I forget what the exact show topic was about though.
RE: basic " " of woodworking? - rfd8w5 - 01-05-2020
(12-30-2019, 12:56 PM)DaveR1 Wrote: Is it cleaning up all the stuff you chiseled off?
