You may notice a trend in the recipes I post here – Mexican (or TexMex) and healthy versions of recipes from sites like SkinnyTaste.com. So it shouldn’t be a shock… Read more »
In my house, there are a few main cuisines served – Italian, Mexican (more Tex-Mex, technically) and Asian. We also like to keep it fairly healthy so you won’t find… Read more »
We recently purchased the Instant Pot, after everyone at both of our workplaces was saying how wonderful they are for speeding up meal prep. With our schedules that’s big… plus… Read more »
If you search on the Internet for a $5 iPad stand, you’ll find several variations of a block of wood with a slot cut into it. I had some scraps… Read more »
After learning how to turn pens from blocks of wood at a local show, my friend invested in the tools to make them at his house and has invited me… Read more »
This year I went to the local woodworking show, where tool manufacturers, local wood clubs and a woodworking magazine take over an expo center for the weekend to talk about… Read more »
When you’re building a model of something, not everything will have squared edges… the top of a table for instance might be rounded off edges, or a picture frame would… Read more »
Just a handy chart showing common fractions used in woodworking, and their decimal equivalents. There is also a downloadable version available if you prefer.
In SketchUp 101, I suggested that every item (board, plank, box, etc) you create be turned into a Group so that you didn’t mistakenly edit it while trying to edit… Read more »
Everyone knows lasagna was invented by the Italians… but what if it were invented in the south-west United States, home of the Tex-Mex cuisine? I had this variation at the… Read more »