PINEKNOT WOODWORKING

My woodworking journey really started for me the moment I was a child and pushed a massive wooden truck across the floor, stacked wooden blocks into a fortress and flew wooden bi-planes around the bedroom. Making pinewood derby cars and pine sailboats for the Cub Scouts was always a favorite activity, except for the sanding part. My great uncle John made a wooden toy box and furniture for our childhood bedrooms. Wood and woodworking was everywhere for me as a child. I received a set of woodworking "tools" when I was ten. The kit came with some plywood pieces, a hammer, a coping saw and a box of nails. Stacks of plywood soon turned into bi-planes, wooden boats and wooden chests. These were the first steps along my woodworking journey... Many years passed, but I always was fascinated by furniture and wonderful creation in wood. In 1997, I decided to once again step back onto the woodworking path. I purchased several books to research which wood discipline I could do in my garage, was..