You are constantly, perpetually, surrounded. To the point that you cannot get away from it, no matter how hard you try. Every place you go, new or familiar is full of opportunity.

The problem is you do not see it. You are accustom to seeing what you want while ignoring what is there.

Jointing, an essential woodworking skill, can be done with very simple, low cost tools. No big, expensive jointer needed.

Building is a trial in more than skill. There are inherent lessons in every process. Recognizing those lessons is the trick and passing those lessons on is the reward.

Getting started can be the hardest part of a project. This helpful guide to beginning a woodworking project, including if you are building for a client, will help you streamline your process and mind by breaking each step down into small, consumable parts.

Card scrapers are a useful little tool, but can be tricky to setup and use. This guide will help you hone your scraper skills. Once you have them, you’ll wonder how you ever scraped by before.

I recently made a career shift. To be more accurate, I made the conscious decision to leave a career. There are a few reasons why, but the bigger point is why am I here and what, at the end of my journey, do I want to be known for.

Fences are a critical part of a table saw. Without a solid, well functioning fence a table saw becomes almost unusable. As you use the saw the fence can drift out of alignment. Here is the easy way to fix it.

When you see something, a drawing, a tree, a piece of furniture, and create your own design or art based on an aspect of what you saw, is it inspiration or imitation, sometimes thought as stealing, from the original?

Shocking, but true. You will not make money off your blog.

Despite all of those blogs telling you it takes 6 easy steps to make $13,000 per month, I’m here to say you won’t, at least for a while.

The idea of a company dates back to 1600, but over the past 400 years has changed. In some ways considerably, in other ways very little. But the root of a company, the reason why the word and idea was created has changed, or has it? I believe a company exists for the people, but how do we continue to maintain a people centric mindset?