Comments on: There’s sure is no business like show business

By: Parings - A woodworker’s journal » Yes Mr. Schwarz, there are handtools in Hueyland

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 11:13:19 +0000

[...] Glen Huey, in the shop. We’ve known one another for the better part of two decades but, until recently, neither of us had been in the other’s [...]

By: Chuck Bender

Chuck Bender — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 13:52:53 +0000

Mark,

Thanks for the support on the interview. It was a lot of fun. As far as the specialized classes go, let’s talk. Although I’m not specifically gearing the school towards period furniture, it is what I know best. I’m trying to make sure that people understand that once you learn the traditional methods, you can apply them to any style of furniture. That’s why we included some Arts and Crafts pieces in the schedule for this year and wait until you see what we have planned for 2010.

By: Mark Mazzo

Mark Mazzo — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 22:02:29 +0000

Hey Chuck,

I just caught your interview on WoodTalkOnline. I really enjoyed learning more about your woodworking journey and experiences. Great job! I’m looking forward to the upcoming Popular Woodworking articles too.

You are definitely a busy guy…but that’s a good thing. I hope that things in the shop and school are going well.

I really should have some discussion with you about some specialized classes at your shop. I’m in upstate NY so, not that far away. I’d like to do some more period pieces and incorporate some carving into my work. Maybe extended over a period of time with some work at my shop and at yours periodically.

–Mark
The Craftsman’s Path

By: Stephen Kirk

Stephen Kirk — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 04:02:02 +0000

Wow, you are definitely one busy guy. Well, I’ll be seeing you in class in March, so hopefully you can take a breather and let others work. Thanks for the pics and description of Popular Woodworking – I’ve always wondered what that place was like! Now about that new Festool product …