Because we are all cut off from relatives this Thanksgiving, I thought I would share a short tribute video on the ideal woodworking experience where one could thrive on fellowship, honesty, and craftsmanship. It is the kind of life-story that one would share at the communal meal. I hope you enjoy.
I believe that experience was best captured by Walter Rose in his memoir on the Village Carpenter. So, my video is my illustration of woodworking in a small village long ago – based on Mr. Rose memoir.
To view on the link below.
-- Thanks to the Wood Spirit, Tom
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55woodbutcher
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#1 posted 11-27-2020 06:31 PM
Great video! I enjoyed it all, but was most impressed with the workings of the water powered mill. The actual construction of the gears and cogs wasvery interesting. I will soon be watching more of your video posts. Thanks!
Hoosierwoodcraft
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#2 posted 11-29-2020 02:04 AM
Thank you. I get the greatest pleasure of doing the research and learning vintage techinques..
-- Thanks to the Wood Spirit, Tom
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