Woodworker Mods Trailer to Lift and Haul Fallen Logs
Milling fallen logs on site isn’t always an option, so urban logger Matt Cremona created this DIY log lift trailer to haul lumber.
Whether you are creating intricate jewelry or repairs on large machinery and vehicles, metalworking can help make your projects come to life. But it’s not enough to just have the right equipment; knowing a few tips and tricks of the trade will take your creations to the next level! In this blog post, we’ll be discussing some essential metalworking tips that all makers should know in order to perfect their craft.
Milling fallen logs on site isn’t always an option, so urban logger Matt Cremona created this DIY log lift trailer to haul lumber.
A knife is only as good as its blade. Sharpen your knives regularly for a better (and safer) cutting experience.
What’s a makerspace without tools? In this installment of Made in Baltimore, Will Holman talks about getting the right tools for Open Works.
Here are some quick tips on making gears for your next project (plus links to some more exhaustive gear resources if you’ve got the time).
For fun woodworking videos, Shawn Jolicoeur’s Geek Builders YouTube channel is sure to bring a smile to your face.
In this video you can see me make what is called a “cube twist” drawer pull. It is a simple technique often demonstrated by blacksmiths to make handles and tools. Lately I have been watching my youtube Blacksmith teacher Rory May in a recent video he goes into detail on the way to create a cube […]
Tetris perfectly symbolizes the satisfaction of everything being in its place, so it makes sense to pay homage to it with key organization.