My Favorite
Things . . .
I have a lot of links I would consider my favorites; the
following 12 are just a few.
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Bridge
City Tool Works, Inc. If only money were not an object . . . These tools are
more artwork than anything else, and a pleasure to use. If, of course, you can
afford them. Which I can't.
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Garrett Wade This
catalog is akin to a gallery of woodworking tools; a joy to view, but even
better to own. Like most fine art, you get what you pay for, and here you get a
lot.
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| International
Belt Sander Drag Race Association Yes, it's unique, but really novel
excitement! There may be a race near you! |
Lee Valley
Tools Here's one of those catalogs that leave you salivating . . . Good
source of quality garden equipment as well (I love my loppers!)
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| Liberty
Elm Site Support the rebirth of the majestic elm tree by planting
some of your own. |
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Straight
Line Designs Judson Beaumont's amazing creations are both functional
and highly whimsical; straight out of a child's fantasy. The Bad Table
has to be a favorite! |
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Old Workshop Here you'll
find a wealth of helpful woodworking information,
including the tool reviews which I particularly appreciate. |
| WoodBin Well
laid-out site offering a wealth of information on plans, software, books
and more. |
WoodCentral
Forum Many well-known
experts in the field participate in this forum to bring the best advice to the
fore.
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Woodchuck Canuck Offers probably the
largest collection of woodworking links anywhere, at least on this
planet. I'd start your quest for woodworking-related sites right here. |
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Wood That Works
This site
is dedicated to one artist's 'kinetic sculptures'; wind them up and watch their
intricate movements against your favorite wall for hours on end. |
| Woodworking
Accident Reports Take a read through these reports and you'll never forget
about safety in the shop. Hopefully you're not qualified to submit a
report of your own! |
