I ponder if this ever occurs to you: You are someplace — on the retailer, a museum, driving to work and even strolling by way of the woods — and it strikes you. You see one thing that sparks a undertaking thought. A country desk or an extremely-trendy shelf. Perhaps a useful piece of treenware.
Once the concept has landed, you spend the subsequent interval (minutes? hours?) strolling your self by way of the steps required to construct your brainstorm. Which instruments you’ll want. Will it’s worthwhile to make a jig? What would the most effective lumber or sheet materials or {hardware} be? You can visualize virtually each step.
Then one thing occurs to distract you, and the urgency of the second recedes. The undertaking goes by the wayside. I’ve constructed hundreds of those imaginary initiatives. My query is, what about you?
Rob Johnstone, Woodworker’s Journal
Kimberly McNeelan: Lifestyle Woodworking

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