Showing posts with label Handworks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Handworks. Show all posts

Friday, May 8, 2015

Holdfasts At Handworks



We've just finished another  run of hand-forged holdfasts. We'll be bringing the entire run to Handworks next week, where you can buy them for $189 ea.

If we have any left, we'll update the blog to reflect that. These are not a regular item, but only sold in small batches, through the blog only.



Friday, April 24, 2015

Take a little bit of Handworks home



With Handworks right around the corner, we've had a few requests for posters.  Initially we weren't going to print any but then decided that it was a decent idea.

We'll have a limited run of these available in the Festhalle barn during Handworks, size is 12x18 printed on medium weight matte finish stock.  Nothing fancy.  Cost will be $1.00 each with all proceeds going to charity (same as all Handworks donations).

Monday, October 6, 2014

Cut The Dovetails In The Deutschland

For a double dose of dovetailing delight, we highly recommend the following video. We never tire of seeing our products in use in our homeland. Ironically, we don't speak German, but this video has subtitles.

We would also subtitle our videos in German, but the only phrase that our grandmother taught us growing up was "ist das nicht ein fine malt brew?"




The video features David Barron's dovetail guides (we like them) and our Moxon vise, although the latter is not talked about specifically (we like this too.)

David will be at Handworks next May.

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Handworks - Burks' Pics


For those who don't follow the Lost Art Press blog (are you nuts?) here's a link to Jeff Burks' photos of Handworks. I heard that Jeff took close to 6000 pictures that weekend. Thanks Jeff.

 HandWorks Photo Gallery

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

More Handworks Pics





Some pics from throughout the Handworks weekend.




































Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Handworks, Finis

Perusing the galley proofs of "To Make As Perfectly As Possible" with Don Williams in the Festhalle barn in the aftermath of Handworks.


What an amazing weekend...