This week on Shop Talk Live, furniture maker Chris Gochnour sits down with Matt Kenney for a two-part conversation on tools, success, and the trials and tribulations of being a woodworker.
STL 85: Furniture Maker Chris Gochnour
This week on Shop Talk Live, furniture maker and Fine Woodworking contributor Chris Gochnour opens the doors to his shop to discuss his favorite tools, successes, and even trials as a furniture maker. Don’t miss Part I of this two-part interview.
Plus, your questions on pore filling, frame-and-panel construction, and a whole lot more.
Every two weeks, a team of Fine Woodworking staffers answer questions from readers on Shop Talk Live, Fine Woodworking’s biweekly podcast. Send your woodworking questions to [email protected] for consideration in the regular broadcast!
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This week on Shop Talk Live, furniture maker Chris Gochnour sits down with Matt Kenney for a two-part conversation on tools, success, and the trials and tribulations of being a woodworker.
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Matt Kenney's new miter jig--as mentioned in this week's All Time Favorite Tools of All Time...for this Week segment.
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Matt Kenney's new miter jig--as mentioned in this week's All Time Favorite Tools of All Time...for this Week segment.
Comments
Another wasted hour of useless babble. The only redeeming thing for this episode is the interview. Come on guys grow up!
Listeners: Please lighten up. The show is called "Shop Talk." It's supposed to be a fun, relaxed conversation between the hosts, not a stuffy, all business conversation between professors in tweed jackets.
If you want all seriousness, all the time you should ask NPR to start a woodworking show.
More importantly, this is FREE content. Why would you ever complain about free content? If it provides one useful, or enjoyable moment, then it's a net positive. If you want all business, there is a lot of paid content out there.
Please try to relax. Maybe even laugh a little. You never know, you just might like it. It may hurt at first, but it'll get better, trust me.
It is an honour to pick up a skill or two from a truly remarkable craftsman himself, especially from a talented yet humble one. It is great to learn about special tools and techniques that he personally uses regardless of what type of furniture piece, be it a storage cabinet or another desk.
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