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Andy and me in Somerset. |
While I was attending The Woodworking Shows in Somerset, NJ on February 25, I was Tweeting about attending lectures by Andy Chidwick of The Chidwick School for Fine Woodworking. On of my fellow Twitterers (I wish I remembered who, I would give credit) asked if he could borrow my notes.
Well, Im not the best of note takers, but here are my notes from Andys lecture: "
The Artisan Way."
- Failure -> Experience -> Confidence -> Success
- Book matching doesnt work with curved, 3D work. Instead, use pattern matching
- Use a window to match the grain pattern, then flip the window and do the other piece.
- Use extruded polystyrene (XPS) insulation as a modeling tool
- Andy is a very motivational guy
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My actual notes. |
Thats the extent of my notes, so if you want more, youll have to go see Andy in Montana.
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Andy shows off a beautiful bar stool. |
Would you trek across the country to attend a woodworking class?
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