eLetter: Watch - Greenwood Shrink Pots with Danielle Rose Byrd

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Making shrink pots is a great, straightforward green woodworking project that relies on the magic of wet-dry joinery. After hollowing a wet round, you let it shrink as it loses moisture, trapping a dry solid-wood bottom within. They’re commonly used to hold dry goods, pencils, candy, and other knick-knacks. Watch as Danielle Rose Byrd creates a shrink pot, beginning to end, in this mesmerizing video. See more on FineWoodworking.com: How To Make Greenwood Shrink Pots. Explore the magic of wet-dry joinery by making shrink pots with Maine woodworker Danielle Rose Byrd Wooden Spoons by Peter Galbert. A delight to make, and a lasting pleasure to use Carve a Greenwood Bowl. Follow along as David Fisher shows you the fun   Watch Now

How to Get a Cutlist From Your SketchUp Model You've probably already discovered that SketchUp is a great tool for designing your project. Once you have the model drawn, though, what next? In this video, Dave Richards demonstrates how to quickly create a cutlist from your SketchUp model to take to the lumberyard.   See More

Make a Pivoting Plywood Cart This panel cart acts like a shop assistant, ending the solo woodworker's struggle with wrestling sheet goods around the shop. Simply load 4x8 sheets on the panel carrier side and rough lumber on the other. Four swivel casters allow the cart to be pushed in any direction, and a handle makes it easy to tow. See more

 

Understanding Wood This edition covers the nature of wood and its properties, the basics of wood technology, and the woodworker's raw materials.   SHOP Woodworking with Hand Tools Expert craftsmen explain how they choose, sharpen, and use every kind of hand tool.   SHOP

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