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Rating
4.9from
This podcast has
136 episodes
Language
EnglishPublisher
Northwest Woodworking StudioExplicit
No
Date created
2018/09/09
Latest episode
2026/01/29
Average duration
20 min.
Release period
35 days
Description
This podcast series is a look at furniture building from a veteran maker, designer, and author. The episodes are practical, philosophic, witty, and irreverent. Gary was a former contributing editor at Fine Woodworking Magazine, and founded The Northwest Woodworking Studio, A School for Woodworkers, in Portland, Oregon in 1997. He has no illusions about the value of this work in today’s culture of fast and furious and disposable. Making art, building furniture, is work that is useless and beautiful, and necessary for those who produce it. Creativity feeds the soul like nothing else can.
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The Tool Wall
2026/01/29
Thanks
2025/11/27
Practice at the bench to give thanks.
Q&A #4
2025/11/11
Why Bother?
2025/08/23
My First Student
2025/07/04
https://northwestwoodworking.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/My-First-Student.mp3
Furniture Design: On Chairs
2025/05/13
April’s Gluing Fool
2025/04/01
Furniture Design
2025/03/18
The Chair: Considered
2025/02/20
Q&A #3
2025/02/06
Q&A #2
2025/01/01
Setting Up Shop
2024/12/17
Q&A on Woodworking
2024/11/29
Nuts and Bolts and Screws
2024/11/17
I Get It
2024/10/08
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Corey Swanson 2023/11/07
Splinters
I really enjoy the splinters podcast! I really enjoy listening to Gary’s perspective. It’s always very thoughtful and practical. Great to have on whil...
blue footed boobies 2020/11/06
Splinters are real
Gary has a good honest tale to tell about his path into woodworking and what it means to him. He discusses all aspects of the tools of the trade and t...
Jcookwyo 2020/08/31
Life lessons
I’m not a woodworker, but I’ve listened to several Splinters episodes after looking for podcasts on recovering from mistakes. It’s hard to stop listen...
Enigma ou812 2020/05/09
Introspection can be a cruel mistress
Be Thor, like woodwork so goes life. Gary’s deep dive into the mind of the woodworker is both familiar and fun. Words are like old friends.
NewWoodwrkr 2019/11/26
Interesting reflections, a great listen
Really enjoy Gary’s musings and lessons. He shares what he’s learned - the good and bad. Appreciate his intellect and keeping his podcast “grown-up” i...
Beanbone 2019/02/25
Real
Gary doesn’t just give us information but he’s good at voicing what is going through our minds as we work or screw up or do well. This is very informa...
Wrecks2007 2018/10/11
Good wood info.
Good and insightful info explained in an understandable manner. Keep up the good work Gary.
Sbworks 2018/10/10
Well said!
A full time woodworker myself I enjoyed the thoughts and insights. I have found that a percentage of the art of woodworking is in the act of staying i...
martininfrance 2018/10/04
Which wood, why?
Great review.
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