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Category Archives: video
Greenwood Fest 2018
Carved utensils and other objects are a joy to use and to live with. They are the lasting result of meaningful work. Beyond this, carving is a way to have fun together…. I am optimistic that there is still a … Continue reading
Posted in books, classes, events, teaching, Uncategorized, video
Tagged Bill Coperthwaite, Greenwood Fest, Wille Sundqvist
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Three Minute Bowl
Ben Strano at Fine Woodworking just posted a video condensing my FWW bowlcarving video into three minutes, so if you want it in a nutshell here it is: http://www.finewoodworking.com/2018/02/27/dave-fisher-carves-greenwood-bowl-3-minutes Less than two months until the Fine Woodworking Live event in … Continue reading
Posted in events, sketch, Uncategorized, video
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Coopering Connections
As athletes from around the world gather in Pyeongchang, I’ve been thinking about the craft of coopering. That may seem like an odd connection, but it’ll at least result in some great video links, so hear me out. I can’t … Continue reading
Carving Books and Vintage Video
About a year and a half ago, at Greenwood Fest 2016, Jögge Sundquist taught a class on carving a Swedish distaff, traditionally used for holding flax or other fibers while spinning. As Jögge explained, when a man proposed marriage to … Continue reading
Posted in books, paint, patterns, publications, spoons, Uncategorized, video
Tagged Carving the Acanthus Leaf, Jogge Sundqvist, Swedish Carving Techniques, Wille Sundqvist
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Winter Walnut
Getting my hands on a good walnut log recently, I decided to rough out a few bowls from it, then return to each one individually down the road. Some of these will be destined for folks that have been waiting … Continue reading
Posted in bowls, green woodworking, nature, publications, teaching, Uncategorized, video, walnut
Tagged bird tracks, dark-eyed junco, holly berries, snowy river, tufted titmouse
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Dickinsons Reach Calendars
I hope I caught you before you went out and bought that cuddly cat calendar. The 2018 Dickinsons Reach Calendar is available now. I love the simplicity and understated elegance of these calendars. One is always hanging right by my … Continue reading
Posted in publications, Uncategorized, video, writing
Tagged Dickinsons Reach, Emil Milan, Wharton Esherick
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More Massachusetts
I don’t get out much, but when I do, it seems like I find myself in Massachusetts. The last couple years, I’ve been in Plymouth in June for Greenwood Fest. Watch for announcements and updates for the 2018 fest at … Continue reading
On the Horizon
I don’t think Peter Follansbee is getting lonely, but he’s already talking about Greenwood Fest 2018. That reminded me that I had neglected to mention this blog post about Greenwood Fest that I wrote several weeks back for the Fine … Continue reading
Posted in classes, green woodworking, Lettering, sketch, Uncategorized, video, writing
Tagged Fine Woodworking video workshops, Greenwood Fest
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Tree Branch Holdfasts
As I’ve mentioned before, I use holdfasts a lot. A few weeks ago, I started wondering about the possibility of wooden holdfasts, and I think I will experiment more with making some from two pieces of wood joined with a … Continue reading
Workhorses
I’ve carved several of these horse-head ale bowls now, and each one seems to end up with it’s own personality. Much of that, thankfully, happens in spite of me. Each log is different, imparting it’s character on the finished piece. … Continue reading
Posted in ale bowls, bowls, cherry, historical reference, patterns, Uncategorized, video
Tagged cherry ale bowl, Edwardian Farm, Harris and Me, horse head ale bowl, James Herriot
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