Website Housekeeping
I am carrying out a small tidy-up on the website, removing inactive websites and adding new ones.
All the best,
Cristina Tudorache
I am carrying out a small tidy-up on the website, removing inactive websites and adding new ones.
All the best,
Cristina Tudorache
Regular visitors to the site will have noticed that there has been some trouble with the latest news entries where I aggregate blog headlines from around the blogosphere. My apologies for the inconvenience. I never really took the time to get totally to the bottom of it, but I changed and updated some feeds and…
I want to talk about how I use UnpluggedShop.com and discuss a possible upcoming change in how the links work. For several years, I read or at least scanned nearly every article that came up on the aggregator. For me, that has become impractical now as there are so many blogs. I still read it…
My dream is to one day have a shop that is “powered” by hand tools. Why hand tools? Well, for starters, I always seem to do things the hard way. Aside from that, there just seems to be a superior level of craftsmanship that those who work with fine tools seem to be able to…
There is good news and more good news in this post. First the good news. I just counted the number of blogs tracked by my blog aggregator. By my latest count, we are now up to 57 blogs that I am tracking here on this site dealing with hand tool woodworking. Nice. Now the other…
How to do more with hand tools is the question this site seeks to answer. For newbies, it means figuring out what all the excitement is and how to get set up. For the more experienced, it means learning more advanced techniques and developing relationships with other hand tool workers. My site here at UnpluggedShop.com…
For hand tool and mixed shop woodworkers, there are two books I'm suggesting are “must” reading. One is Schwarz' Workbenches: From Design & Theory to Construction & Use and the other is The Anarchist's Tool Chest by the same PG rated wordsmith. Until now, I have been unable to find a discussion on building traditional…
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I am not sure “woodworking for fun” fits in with the other blogs?
I found the “woodworking for fun” pages loaded with ideas for future projects. Thanks for sharing
I agree. You are dumbing down the quality of the blogs by having woodworking for fun included. I will think seriously of withdrawing if this is the planned way forward for this blog. Regards, Mike
Yeah, they seemed to have clogged up the feed with stuff I’m not personally interested too much in.
Excellent sharing. Thank you so much.
Thanks for maintaining this site.
It is a great ressource for all of us that uses it.
Brgds
Jonas