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| 1305 days ago |
Why is it called a "Mule"? - 16 replies I was just looking at Boydman’s beautiful Eleven Drawer Mule Dresser and it struck me, “Why are these dressers called ‘mule’? Does anyone know? These dressers or chests are wider than they are tall and sometimes have a hinged top. I believe they are common to Amish and Arts and Crafts styles. The only thing I can th... |
| 1474 days ago |
Woodworking / Tool Trip to Maine - Suggestions? - 8 replies I’m headed to Maine again next week for a bit of a vacation and shopping spree. If anyone has any suggestions of what to see or where to go while there it would be appreciated. I’m interested in old tool shops and cool woodworking related places. Last year I visited: Captain Tinkham’s Emporium in SearsportWindsor Chairmakers in... |
| 1579 days ago |
Scripting Error - 5 replies Martin, JFYI… I’m getting this scripting error when viewing ‘Most Recent’ Jock profiles with the latest version of IE: Line: 166Char: 158Error: Object requiredCode: 0 I don’t get the error when viewing the other profile viewing options. All the best! |
| 1724 days ago |
Richmond/Fredericksburg, VA Area Woodworking Attractions? - 5 replies I`m looking for some suggestions from all my learned colleagues. :) I’m going to be in the Fredericksburg, VA area for a week in September and wondering what woodworking related things I should to try to see while there? I`ll be landing in Richmond around noon on a Sunday, will be free all evenings and then flying home late Saturday aft... |
| 1844 days ago |
How A Woodworker Thinks - 2 replies Just came across this… :) Observing the baby one night, a wife found her husband standing over their baby’s crib. Silently she watched him. As he stood looking down at the sleeping infant, she saw on his face a mixture of emotions: disbelief, doubt, delight, amazement, enchantment, scepticism. Touched by this unusual display an... |
