An Unplugged Woodworker
Unplugged Woodworking, Hand Tools, Colonial American Furniture, 17th-Century Carving
A site that looks at the human use of tools and things.
Craft & Integrity
Furniture Maker
Starting life over...in the South
Interesting Wood Work By Rick Schuman
Maker of things in wood, metal, and sound.
Viewing the world through the filter of a husband-father-geologist-Zen-aspiring-woodworker.
Random journal entries on programming, systems administration, nonlinear math and anything else that interests me.
Furniture design blog from Design Matters author George Walker
Unplugged Woodworking, Hand Tools, Colonial American Furniture, 17th-Century Carving
Impartial Informative Always
Author / Writer
art reviews and art history
Foraging in the History of Everyday Life
At the Nichols House Museum
Building On History
Getting, But Then Using Them
Byte Sized bits of History
Von einer spannenden Reise
In which 1snugthejoiner writes about woodworking, publishing, house renovations, cats and Shakespeare (don't worry – that last one is rare).
Learning IT, Programming, and Other Stuff
Fiction Author
Sketches & Drawings Rendered in Graphite, Pen & Ink, & Digitally
Each weekend, hosts Jenn and Kelli deliver the latest in nutrition straight to your ears. From busting myths to dissecting fad diets, The Nerds are committed to making nutrition fun and easy to understand!
Unplugged Woodworking history, philosophy and technique
An author's life, books, and historical research
BY GRACE THROUGH FAITH
craft+community
Hand-tool Woodworking for the Urban Apartment-dweller
Just another WordPress.com site
hand made chairs, boxes, and other furniture
Looking like Captain America since 2014
18th Century Woodworking
Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century English and Irish furniture &c.
This is a journal in the art of woodworking by hand
Making what I need with my hands.
Unplugged Woodworking, Hand Tools, Colonial American Furniture, 17th-Century Carving
Inconspicuously Working Wood
(mostly) unplugged woodworking
Capturing Furniture in the Wild
seventeenth-century joined furniture; green wood, hand tools
