I
had cleaned my shop and burned some old templates in the woodstove, but
found this one as I was trying to help one of my readers face the
installation of quadrant hinges. It is not my latest technique for
installing quadrant hinges, as now I do it on the router table using a
story stick technique. The pencil markings on the jig are to help my reader understand the making of it.
Readers are a source of
inspiration for me. They call on occasion with questions and fresh
challenges, that lead me to scratch my head, rethink my processes and
attempt to clarify my techniques. Sometimes reader questions suggest
articles that need to be written, or things that need to be added when I
teach. The point is that we grow together.
I have submitted the idea of installing quadrant hinges to Fine Woodworking magazine, and hope to offer more information at a later date.
Quadrant hinges are complex, interesting and daunting, as my box making readers will attest.
Today students return from holiday break to the Clear Spring School. They will be excited to be in wood shop.
Make, fix, create, and increase the likelihood that others love learning likewise.
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
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