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Len Cullum
Len Cullum is a woodworker living in Seattle, where he specializes in building Japanese-style garden structures and architectural elements. When not woodworking, he teaches at Pratt Fine Arts Center, writes, and dreams of a robot that would sharpen his chisels.
Latest from Len Cullum
01/06/2014
Whenever I need a small turned item, I resort to tricking my drill press into thinking it’s a lathe. This...
01/06/2014
From regular MAKE contributor Len Cullum, a simple and elegant woodworking project for the picnic basket or the dining table....
06/25/2013
Build this strong wood box with a clever lift-out lid.
05/18/2013
Woodworker Len Cullum runs through the basic tools, measuring tools, and power tools used in woodworking.
12/18/2012
Constructed using a two by four and a couple of hand tools, low horses are cheap and easy to build....
12/18/2012
Turn the flaw of "checking" in wood into a beautiful feature by stabilizing the check with a butterfly spline.
12/18/2012
Use a simple mortise-and-tenon joint to make these fine looking shop horses that you will use every day and will...
12/18/2012
Make your own nails and other small iron parts with this simple micro forge.
02/09/2011
Master woodworker Len Cullum shows you how sharpen, or "tune" your woodworking chisels and planes.
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