Tag Archives: woodworking

Woodworking – Thought Experiment

Posted on 06/11/2015 by Andrew Reynolds

Albert Einstein famously used a “thought experiment” while working out his theories of relativity. One of the more famous of those is the experiment of the twins where one stays on earth and the other flies away to distant starts … Continue reading →

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Blog Writer Recharging

Posted on 05/10/2015 by Andrew Reynolds

Not even going to pretend this week. This writer is out recharge his creative batteries and won’t be writing. However, I have promised that I’d always do a post on Sunday so this week you get a picture: Last fall … Continue reading →

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Wednesday Working – here kitty, kitty

Posted on 05/06/2015 by Andrew Reynolds

Remember that pile of parts I showed you last week? Well those parts are to make a new cat tower for our old lady cat, Spirit. At 16 years-old Spirit is having trouble jumping up to the highest part of … Continue reading →

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Wednesday Woodworking – potpourri bowl and a pile of parts

Posted on 04/29/2015 by Andrew Reynolds

Here is what happened to the marquetry I was working last week. It went on to this potpourri bowl. Wrapping marquetry around a curved surface is tricky. Our marquetry club did a workshop on this last Saturday and here is … Continue reading →