Comments for Splintered Board Podcast http://splinteredboard.com Follow a novice woodworker on his journey to becoming an accomplished furniture maker/designer Thu, 17 Jun 2010 12:22:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Episode 53 – Thirty Seconds With Tommy And Justin by Rick http://splinteredboard.com/?p=418&cpage=1#comment-4344 Rick Thu, 17 Jun 2010 12:22:48 +0000 http://splinteredboard.com/?p=418#comment-4344 This video is Creative Commons Copyrighted and is available for anyone's reuse, as long as it is not changed in any way and it is not sold. Quote the blog post as you see fit. Thanks for any links to the Splintered Board that you put up on your site. This video is Creative Commons Copyrighted and is available for anyone’s reuse, as long as it is not changed in any way and it is not sold. Quote the blog post as you see fit. Thanks for any links to the Splintered Board that you put up on your site.

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]]> Comment on Episode 58 – Happy Birthday Splintered Board!!! by Todd A. Clippinger http://splinteredboard.com/?p=475&cpage=1#comment-4278 Todd A. Clippinger Wed, 16 Jun 2010 12:39:22 +0000 http://splinteredboard.com/?p=475#comment-4278 Oh, and Happy Birthday. I appreciate and lookup to you for what you bring to the woodworking community. Oh, and Happy Birthday. I appreciate and lookup to you for what you bring to the woodworking community.

]]> Comment on Episode 58 – Happy Birthday Splintered Board!!! by Todd A. Clippinger http://splinteredboard.com/?p=475&cpage=1#comment-4277 Todd A. Clippinger Wed, 16 Jun 2010 12:38:12 +0000 http://splinteredboard.com/?p=475#comment-4277 I know how it is. My business is completely getting in the way of my blog at this time. When you take money from people, they expect results. And with running a business, there are no cut and dry hours. I just work all the time. Right now is feast, the last two years have been near famine for me. I know how it is. My business is completely getting in the way of my blog at this time.

When you take money from people, they expect results. And with running a business, there are no cut and dry hours. I just work all the time.

Right now is feast, the last two years have been near famine for me.

]]> Comment on Episode 58 – Happy Birthday Splintered Board!!! by Ken Weinert http://splinteredboard.com/?p=475&cpage=1#comment-3482 Ken Weinert Sun, 30 May 2010 17:34:57 +0000 http://splinteredboard.com/?p=475#comment-3482 I am completely with you on the "life gets in the way" aspect of all of this. You'd think that not being employed I'd have more time for the shop. Instead, I have more time for getting "house" stuff done (painting, replacing steps, etc) and for job hunting, not so much for the shop. It doesn't help, being in an urban area with noise restrictions, so it's not as easy to get out and do stuff when I'm not otherwise busy. Just another factor in it all. Good luck with moving forward. I am completely with you on the “life gets in the way” aspect of all of this. You’d think that not being employed I’d have more time for the shop. Instead, I have more time for getting “house” stuff done (painting, replacing steps, etc) and for job hunting, not so much for the shop.

It doesn’t help, being in an urban area with noise restrictions, so it’s not as easy to get out and do stuff when I’m not otherwise busy. Just another factor in it all.

Good luck with moving forward.

]]> Comment on Episode 57 – Wood Worker’s Safety Week 2010 – Part 2 by Safety Week 2010 – Community Links 4 | The Wood Whisperer Woodworking Video Podcast and Blog http://splinteredboard.com/?p=456&cpage=1#comment-2602 Safety Week 2010 – Community Links 4 | The Wood Whisperer Woodworking Video Podcast and Blog Thu, 13 May 2010 17:51:31 +0000 http://splinteredboard.com/?p=456#comment-2602 [...] Splintered Board Podcast – Safety Week 2010 (Pt. 2) [...] [...] Splintered Board Podcast – Safety Week 2010 (Pt. 2) [...]

]]> Comment on Episode 56 – Woodworkers Safety Week Part 1 by Safety Week 2010 – Community Links 3 | The Wood Whisperer Woodworking Video Podcast and Blog http://splinteredboard.com/?p=451&cpage=1#comment-2550 Safety Week 2010 – Community Links 3 | The Wood Whisperer Woodworking Video Podcast and Blog Wed, 12 May 2010 16:29:45 +0000 http://splinteredboard.com/?p=451#comment-2550 [...] Splintered Board Podcast – Safety Week Pt. 1 – Loose Clothing [...] [...] Splintered Board Podcast – Safety Week Pt. 1 – Loose Clothing [...]

]]> Comment on A FRESH Perspective on Perspectives by Todd A. Clippinger http://splinteredboard.com/?p=442&cpage=1#comment-783 Todd A. Clippinger Mon, 05 Apr 2010 20:02:34 +0000 http://splinteredboard.com/?p=442#comment-783 I share some agreement on your opinion of A&C furniture. I find many of the designs too blocky and chunky. I actually prefer many of the modern interpretations better because they are lighter designs. However, I do find the A&C designs a great source of inspiration. There are many elements and overall proportions that I do like to draw from. I started designing an A&C table one time and I decided to start throwing in curves. It became my first piece of "fine furniture" and is still one of my favorite pieces to date. You can see the results of it at my LJ projects page. http://lumberjocks.com/projects/914 Always love your input and perspectives! I share some agreement on your opinion of A&C furniture. I find many of the designs too blocky and chunky. I actually prefer many of the modern interpretations better because they are lighter designs.

However, I do find the A&C designs a great source of inspiration. There are many elements and overall proportions that I do like to draw from.

I started designing an A&C table one time and I decided to start throwing in curves. It became my first piece of “fine furniture” and is still one of my favorite pieces to date.

You can see the results of it at my LJ projects page. http://lumberjocks.com/projects/914

Always love your input and perspectives!

]]> Comment on A Perspective on Perspectives by John http://splinteredboard.com/?p=439&cpage=1#comment-510 John Mon, 29 Mar 2010 21:13:04 +0000 http://splinteredboard.com/?p=439#comment-510 Making design skills match woodworking skills is the sign of a truly skilled craftsman. I love designing pieces of furniture, and those first impressions are something I have often thought about. I can't say that I have fully mastered either the design or physical skills, but striving for it has been fun and interesting. Making design skills match woodworking skills is the sign of a truly skilled craftsman. I love designing pieces of furniture, and those first impressions are something I have often thought about. I can’t say that I have fully mastered either the design or physical skills, but striving for it has been fun and interesting.

]]> Comment on A Perspective on Perspectives by A FRESH Perspective on Perspectives http://splinteredboard.com/?p=439&cpage=1#comment-415 A FRESH Perspective on Perspectives Wed, 24 Mar 2010 13:31:58 +0000 http://splinteredboard.com/?p=439#comment-415 [...] week I criticized my own prejudices about certain styles of woodworking design in a post called A Perspective on Perspectives. I’m happy to add to this (which may yet be an eternal) internal struggle of mine. While [...] [...] week I criticized my own prejudices about certain styles of woodworking design in a post called A Perspective on Perspectives. I’m happy to add to this (which may yet be an eternal) internal struggle of mine. While [...]

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