Think back… way back…
What was the FIRST thing that you learned about woodworking, as you worked on your first creation?
JAGO - just a grandma’s opinion
Thinking back to the “first” was a challenge … as I can’t remember what I tried first as I longed to make a box, just a box, any box.
The “Roswell Heritage” candleholder was one of my first experiences using the tools … and maybe my first ah-ha moment was that the tools weren’t as intimidating as I had thought.
Just know the tool, take your time, be careful. (although I still refuse to use the table saw. Not going to happen!)
(and for the record, Rick and I made this creation together)
EDIT: now that I think about it … as I think about this project, using old barn boards from my Great-Grandfather’s barn … my first “ah-ha” moment was that when you cut through old, greyed wood, that the original beauty of the wood still lies inside – a hidden treasure.
JAGO - just a grandma’s opinion
nice story hang in there the table saw can be your friend but safety all ways first
jim
thanks.
And what was YOUR first “ah ha” moment?
JAGO - just a grandma’s opinion
I can’t remember any first aha moment, but I have one every time I had success using a newly learned skill.
Mike, an American living in Norway
nice answer!
JAGO - just a grandma’s opinion