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A quick note about the AI character used in my videos
Recently I introduced an AI generated character to present some of my videos. The scripts, ideas, research, and woodworking knowledge behind those videos are still my own and will always be my own. The character was simply a way of presenting my written work without appearing on camera.
I have received ...
There is something deeply satisfying about bringing an old hammer back to life. Whether it is a family heirloom, a vintage tool rescued from a market stall, or a premium modern hammer, replacing a broken handle is one of those jobs every woodworker should know how to do.
One question comes up almost every time someone fits a new handle.
Should the hammer h...
For years I believed that if you made something with enough care, honesty and skill, people would eventually flock to it. It would command a high price, your reputation as a craftsman would be highly valued. That was the old way. A craftsman would build something beautiful, show it to people, build a reputation, and over time customers would appear. Today, the internet has re...
I was looking for videos on YT on how to film woodworking videos. I’m curious how they get all those close up angle shots without themselves or their hands being in the way. As always on YT I get everything else, but what I want. Amongst all those unwanted videos I came across this one “What Woodworking Youtube Videos Sounds Like” and I tell you what, it was actually funny an...