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A friend of mine was looking to add a little character to his home. While in an antique shop, he came across an intricate door that happened to have all the features he was looking for. It was a beautiful door at one time and worth keeping around but needed a little TLC before painting […]
By Rhys Nye and Dan Zaklan The Port Alberni Harbour Quay is located on the west side of Vancouver Island—on the wet west coast of Canada. With an annual rainfall of about 6 ½'(1.88 M) and summertime temperatures reaching nearly 100°F (37°C), it’s a tough environment for wood. The Harbour Quay Eagle carving, an almost […]
By Don Gutzmer – GBI Technical Advisor Taking inspiration from charcuterie boards, I decided to craft a decorative wooden board for my kitchen. What else do you do when you have 154 sample size specimens of wood laying around?
By Ed Lewis In 1947, my parents took me to Gatlinburg, Tennessee for my first vacation. I was fascinated by a woodturner and resolved that I would one day learn the craft. In the early 1970s, I found an ancient used lathe in a flea market. I bought a box set of chisels at Sears […]
By Greg Ryan This vardo was an exciting project and design collaboration with my friend Jill. Recently retired, she and her husband were looking for adventure and a home away from home. Jill and I studied vardos (Romani wagons), modern RV’s, train cars and tiny homes, borrowing elements from each. This vardo is only 8′ […]
