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Whether you are measuring, cutting, drilling, shaping, sanding, or finishing, working wood is an art, requiring skills leaned over a lifetime. Woodworking skills are acquired from our successes as well as our failures, kind of like life itself. I’ll avoid categorizing my self as to skill level as a woodworker or a do-it-yourselfer.  My only purpose is to share what I’ve learned in working with wood and other things about life itself. You might find some valuable skills here, reflect upon similar experiences in your life, or maybe even laugh a little. Thanks for visiting and feel free to send your posts about working wood and other life events.

Hi!  I’m David but my daughter-in-law calls me Pappy.  I learned woodworking as a teenager in a woodshop on the farm of my best friend.  Power tools weren’t as fancy or as accurate as they are today, but we made do, building a bird house hotel that we mounted on top of a telephone pole among other things.  That’s where I learned to work wood as well as other life skills. Even today, it fills my life with a sense of accomplishment and frustration but I love it.

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