Woodworking Without A Workbench
Aug 26th, 2008 by Doug Berch
I have great admiration for the traditional woodworkers around the world who create beautiful work with a relatively small number of tools in a simple shop.
Tools and techniques appropriate to different cultures developed enabling the woodworker’s entire body to become involved in the work.
I would be delighted if I could take my work outside on a beautiful day, lay a board on the grass to use as a bench and use my feet as a vice.
This is part of why I like spinning yarn. It’s a whole-body process, unlike the computer work. Spinning wheels can go outside (many of them) on the spur of the moment (not the really big ones, of course). Handspindles can go anywhere.
@Deborah Robson -
Hi Deborah,
Spinning yarn outside sounds wonderful! And it is probably more efficient because you are closer to the sheep!
All the best,
Doug
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