Summer session: The experts weigh in
While teaching at the Marc Adams School of Woodworking in Franklin, Ind., this spring, I asked my fellow instructors and colleagues to share their experiences in a problem/solution format.
Scott Grove
Scott Grove is an art furniture maker, sculptor, and YouTube personality who selectively teaches and lectures, most notably at the Marc Adams School of Woodworking and The Chippendale School of Furniture in Scotland. For more, visit www.imaginegrove.com and www.scottgrove.com.
There’s no accounting for bad accounting
Let’s face it, we are woodworkers and not accountants, and who likes accounting anyhow?
Follow the money for a clearer picture
Chances are, like most woodshop owners, you know that some jobs make a big profit and others don’t, and you hope by the end of the year that you’re ahead of the game. But do you know which is which, and why?
Adding color to match takes an artistic flair
Last month I discussed various methods to fill voids like a check, open knot or damaged area.
Filling voids, knots and dents
Let’s face it, none of us are perfect, and neither is wood. Knowing how to repair defects is critical to the success of any job.