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Want to glide away on the water in a simpler kayak—one inspired by a time before plastic? Then you’re looking for the O Six Hundred ($2,000), a ready-to-assemble kayak. It comes in thirty pieces of hoop pine plywood and cedar, and it snaps together without any tools. Pull the translucent … Read More
If you’d like to do this at home, the craftsman is using tung oil. We have no idea what we’d use a pile of antiqued wood for, but then again, we aren’t craftsmen. We just like watching other people make things. [youtube width=”640″]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvhvR8KwWhw[/youtube]
Love your dad? And does dad love woodworking? If yes and yes, check out these wooden greeting cards ($10 each). Each “card” is laser cut in a Montana wood studio. They include and envelope and paper on the back, so you can write a personal message.
Like to keep a cooler on your deck for a steady supply of nice cold ones? Don’t want your deck to look like a tailgate? You’re in luck—this red cedar wood cooler ($400) is just what the casual get-together ordered. The box is made of western red cedar, finished with … Read More
Whether your work with wood, metal, food, beer, machines, or whatever, you’ll need tough gear for the job. Assuming you don’t get dirty enough to go full cover-all, a sturdy apron is the next best thing. Work aprons from Knife & Flag, which come in both split leg ($120) and … Read More
