Since when did shop class become a nastalgic relic of the past. Just had a younger engineer wish that he had that opportunity at school…

A great example of craftsmanship. https://youtu.be/dsP4zsGSHk0

Oops here’s my latest video… I killed the link in the last post. Master Accurate Layouts: Using Combination, Speed, and Framing Squares for Beginners https://youtu.be/30KAMW8kvp4

Spent some time in the shop teaching layout basics. A 90-degree angle is the foundation of almost every project. I cover three essential squares: combination, speed, and framing. They help keep projects square and save time and frustration. https://youtu.be/30KAMW8kvp

I read this today and it profoundly struck me… “When systems fail, guides become essential.” We are living inside a profoundly broken system.

https://youtu.be/O_T-ISHmNo8

Found this song today! https://youtu.be/7oCo7zDdkko

Too many hobbies… is there such a thing? Thanks for your reply!

Quick poll: If I ran a hands-on maker skills program, what would you want to learn first? A) Woodworking fundamentals B) Metalworking basics C) Both together

New video is up on YouTube! How to Read a Tape Measure with Confidence — No More Guessing https://youtu.be/Sln_iYK9b1Q