There’s almost always a weekend woodworking class going on at Highland Woodworking in Atlanta.
Jan 102009
Jan 092009
Dilo Fernandino’s story is indeed an inspiring one, demonstrating how someone who is truly passionate about woodworking can “carve out” a remarkably satisfying pastime in a very small space.
Jan 032009
This woodworking workbench is fantastic, especially for the price.
Dec 252008
I just wanted to take a moment out to tell you how much I enjoy doing business with you — you put together a terrific catalog and have thoroughly mastered the intricacies of Internet marketing. Most of all, you appear to be people of integrity who honestly describe the wares you have to offer, charge fair prices, and follow through beautifully on every order. What a pleasure it is to buy from you!
Dec 242008
Sharpening router bits is surprisingly easy to do. You don’t need a sharpening jig, precision measuring instruments or complex machinery. All you need are a couple of diamond paddles (or diamond needle files for the smallest router bits), a good light source and a comfortable place to sit.
Dec 222008
Our good friend, Roy Underhill of Woodwright’s Shop fame, has chosen our Hoffman and Hammer large German Workbench for students to use in the new woodworking school he is opening in Pittsboro, NC sometime in 2009.
Dec 182008
You are invited to join Billy Rhoton at 10 AM on Saturday, December 27 at Highland Woodworking’s Atlanta retail store for a rare visual tour inside one of his handcrafted instruments. He will discuss bracing patterns and carving techniques and their relationship to tone. He will also discuss tools and traditional construction methods. The demonstration is free, and no advance registration is necessary. Highland Woodworking is located at 1045 N. Highland Ave, NE in Atlanta.