Woodwork shop

This is a 5-shot HDR image of my dad's workshop, tone mapped in Photomatix. View on black here: www.flickr.com/photos/chrisgotz/5299237692/lightbox/

Lot of great ideas to store scrap wood.

It's wonderfully fulfilling to have a hobby where you have to use your hands. For one, it forces you to take a break from looking at screens all day long. Working with wood, for instance, is incredibly meditative and is a great outlet for your creative ideas, barring the odd splinter here and there. And if you’re anything like us, the smell of sawdust makes you smile, too.

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We all have an inner Marie Kondo hiding somewhere deep under the piles of laundry and overstacked dishes. As the plates from my takeaway dinner still patiently wait in the sink, I realize we all need some inspiration.

Get a tour of Norm Abram’s quintessential New Yankee Workshop, including

the bouroullec brothers and japan brand have collaborated on the wajima collection, a group of products for the home which utilize the traditional japanese lacquer ware technique of wajima.

Often, you hire the professional carpenter to design a bench for your garden or a house for your lovely dog. A professional carpenter surely promises a wonderful result as they have years of experience in woodworking. However, you also need to pay a high fee for their work. It forces you to spend more money for your home improvement project.

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Having spent many hours documenting clever shop storage solutions in visits to woodworkers around the country, Asa Christiana incorporated some of the most ingenious when building his own shop cabinets, most notably from Clark Kellogg. His system includes tongue-and-groove drawers with labels, plywood shelves that can be set to any depth using a series of slots, a stack of shallow drawers for sandpaper and disks, and a place to add a clamp rack.