Over the decades I have been saving Fine Woodworking since issue 25 (Nov/Dec 1980) to the present. I also have Fine Homebuilding magazines since issue 1, thru issue 134 (Nov 2000), when I came to the realization that I was … Continue reading →
The Maker Space at Freetown Farm is slowly moving towards opening up, including offering workshops and classes. One item that we could really use to make this easier is a small-to-medium size bandsaw. (FWIW, the limit on size is that … Continue reading →
Fellow Woodworkers, The Community Ecology Institute (CEI) is a Howard County based non-profit with a mission to cultivate communities where people and nature thrive together. We are the stewards of Freetown Farm, a six and a half acre farm … Continue reading →
The Transition HoCo gardeners are in search of Locust trees/lumber suitable for fence posts for our new community garden at HCC. Since the fence is meant to keep out deer, we are hoping for sticks 10 feet plus in length, … Continue reading →