We went to Snow Mountain Ranch a couple weekends ago. We started going a couple of years ago at the recommendation of a friend. We love it up there. Except for the weird patriarchal registration system (my wife makes the reservations, but everything defaults to my name) and the fact that we’re just about the […]
Read More A Mule’s TaleIn mid-July, 2o20 I decided I would commit to really learning to carve. I have been an off-and-on woodworker for many years, but had done little free carving in that time. This blog was primarily an outgrowth of me wanting to record what I learned as I progressed, so I’ll be posting about the different […]
Read More Learning to CarveIt’s time for back-to-school. I’m a high school science teacher and we’re returning to all online learning in about a week-and-a-half. We had our first all-district professional development today. It was awful… not because the information wasn’t useful, but because they were so gung-ho to present all the awesome things they had learned from preparing […]
Read More Too much informationMr. Szameitat discusses the prevalence of counterfit carvings and considers the implications of expansion and contraction when making them.
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