Another quick pre-show interview. This time, Tommy and Eli join us for a 2 part video and discuss what they have been up to while preparing for the 60th New England Home Show this February 25-28th in Boson. Tommy and Eli give us a behind the scenes peek at some of activity happening in Tommy's shop during the months and weeks preceding the show.
A Skype interview with Justin DiPalma, a custom furniture maker from Vineland, New Jersey who specializing in creating solid wood furniture mostly from the Queen Ann and Chippendale periods. Justin will be showing some of his work while being part of the crew at Tommy MacDonald's booth at the 60th Annual New England Home Show in Boston this February 25-28, 2010.
The digital frame works well for displaying a slideshow. I used one this year at the fundraising auction for pushing the sale on the modern sofa table I donated.
Part II of our pre-show interview with Tommy and Eli for the 60th New England Home Show this February 25-28th in Boson. If you are a Boston local, be sure to stop by The Major League Woodworking booth hosted by Thomas MacDonald and visit with some of your favorite woodworkers!
A Skype interview with Rick Waters, the host of The Splintered Board Podcast and The Sawdust Chronicles. Rick will be one of the crew at Tommy MacDonald's booth at the 60th Annual New England Home Show in Boston this February 25-28, 2010.
Pen Turning with North Bennet Street School Student Mark Ferioli - Part 1 of 2
Mark is a Cabinet and Furniture Making student at the North Bennet Street School in Boston. He had furniture on display at the 60th New England Home Show in Boston. Mark was one of a number of NBSS students that were featured in a booth hosted by NBSS alumni Thomas J. MacDonald from Thomas J. MacDonald Fine Woodworking and The 207 Woodworking Community.
Mark also put on an excellent pen turning demonstration which he kindly allowed me to video. I am sure you will agree he is a dynamic and skilled instructor!
Nicely put together. That was fun to watch. One note - I'm listening through headphones, and all of the audio is coming out of the left earpiece. There's a tiny bit in the right ear, but it's garbled. It sounds like compression artifacts mostly on that side. I've checked some other videos to be sure it wasn't my system.
Pen Turning with North Bennet Street School Student Mark Ferioli - Part 2 of 2
Mark is a Cabinet and Furniture Making student at the North Bennet Street School in Boston. He had furniture on display at the 60th New England Home Show in Boston. Mark was one of a number of NBSS students that were featured in a booth hosted by NBSS alumni Thomas J. MacDonald from Thomas J. MacDonald Fine Woodworking and The 207 Woodworking Community.
Mark also put on an excellent pen turning demonstration which he kindly allowed me to video. I am sure you will agree he is a dynamic and skilled instructor!
Thanks for the video. Have you started turning pens yet David?
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