Woodworking Community Happenings
As many of probably already know, there is an incredible conference taking place in Berea, KY called Woodworking in America. The conference is the brainchild of the folks over at Popular Woodworking and simply put, its a galoots dream! From vendors to seminars to hands on classes, its all about hand tools! Many of my blogging associates will be in attendance, and you can follow their experiences on their own blogs. One person in particular who will be blogging on a daily basis is Mitch from the Furnitude Blog. You can follow his adventures right on his blog.
Now most of the other folks who might be blogging about the event are in The Wood Whisperer Network, and you can see all the latest posts in real-time right on TheWoodWhispererNetwork.com.
I also wanted to bring your attention to my homie Shannon Rogers’ site, The Renaissance Woodworker. He is having a giveaway sponsored by the folks at Penn State Industries, and its a good chance to get some great pen turning supplies.
So I hope everyone has a great time at the conference. Wish I could be there myself but I will have to settle for reading about your personal experiences.
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Have fun Marc, wish I could have made this. Say hi to my buddie Phil Edwards from Philly Planes who’s over there showing his wares.
Hi Marc, Too bad you couldn’t make it. I’m just back at the hotel after the first day, and it’s been AWESOME! Be sure to sign up early next time, everyone…
P.S. I got to meet Matt of Matt’s Basement Workshop. He’s really the same in real life as he is on the show. And, of course The Village Carpenter, St. Roy, His Schwarzness, and so on. I should just stop here, so no one feels left out. Not that I am important enough that it matters who I mention.