This is Les, our woodturner. When he's not turning or at the shop, he'll be away with the dogs, whatever the weather
Sally used to be the first point of contact when we had the shop. Nowadays she deals with admin and is my principal source of quality control and a great "wall" for bouncing ideas off.
Probably about 60% of my income, prior to lock-down, has come from teaching woodturning techniques to private students who are either thinking of taking up turning as a hobby, or already turning and wanting to Read more…
Once a month, every month, I down tools in the workshop and turn to the laptop as my main source of work, by writing an article for Woodturning magazine. Sometimes these articles are about techniques, Read more…
In these uncertain times which can be very hard on small businesses, we self employed artisans have to find alternate ways to earn a living. Purely by chance, such an alternative came my way a Read more…
