woodworking

This Tiny Wooden Word Clock Can Be Worn as a Watch

Recent Harvard grad Harnek Gulati built a wooden word clock that is small enough to be worn as a wristwatch.

Jason Childress is a perfectionist whose attention to detail is seen in his woodworking. He’s eager to attend Seattle Mini Maker Faire.

Joel Leonard life’s mission is to build the next generation of skilled technicians by inspiring them through song and community outreach.

Christoph Klemke, the cellist of Feline&Strange, has to travel by plane a lot, so he designed a cello that can fold into a small bag.

These four projects showcase how, together, makers can build bigger, more creative, and more challenging projects than if they were solo.

Now in its 8th year, Maker Faire Kansas City is happening this weekend. Join in the fun and see what the Kansas City Woodworkers Guild is up to!

Dennis Atwood recently got into the hobby of woodworking. Wanting a sawmill of his own, he built one with materials from his backyard.