Frank Has No Idea How Good He Is
A woodturning club, a 78-year-old retiree, and a vase that stopped a room. On mastery, impossible standards, and the cost of never seeing your own excellence.
A woodturning club, a 78-year-old retiree, and a vase that stopped a room. On mastery, impossible standards, and the cost of never seeing your own excellence.
A woodworker reluctantly joins social media and finds one set of cherry boards beautiful enough to make him reconsider what deserves to be seen.
A furniture maker argues that handmade craft and industrial speed are opposites — and that a table worth keeping takes exactly as long as it takes.