History 101.1: As a youngster, I had neither the aptitude nor much interest in woodworking. During Memorial Day Weekend of 1991, my daughter & I resurrected an old ShopSmith I bought several years earlier from my father. She needed extra credit
in her 6th grade science class. So, we made two birdhouses together. I loved it. Things changed after that. I watched Norm every chance I got. In fact, using my VCR, I taped about 70 woodworking programs. I studied them carefully. I have been hooked ever since.
History 101.2: In August of 1997, a committee of woodworkers was assembled to initiate and operate a unique ministry - a fully equipped cabinet shop in our church's new garage. I facilitate that program.
History 101.3: During the late '90s & early 2000s, I was operations manager for the Mechanicsburg, PA Woodworkers Warehouse Store. Lots of knowledge, woodworking experience, and lasting associations were gained there. Demos were encouraged & I enjoyed doing them.
History 101.4: In 2003, I retired and opened Sawdust Alley as a bona fide custom woodworking business. I like challenges and have a very low tolerance for repetition. Woodworking offers plenty of stimulation and opportunities to refine my craftsmanship.
Time to Build: 6-20 Hours
Difficulty: Moderate
Rockler Parts Used for This Project:
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- 48'' Long Kreg Top Trak Fence
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- JIG IT® Shelving Jig and 1/4'' Bit Set
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- Blum® 170° Snap Close Clip Top Inset Hinges, Pair
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