Northwest Woodworking Studio
Splinters with Gary Rogowski
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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Jun 22, 2026
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Playtime 04.05.2021 16:33
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The Garrett Wade Catalogue 15.12.2020 32:01
The Garrett Wade Catalogue has been bringing fine tools to the woodworker since 1975. The offerings have expanded in some areas like gardening and woodsman tools today. But the idea of starting a company with nothing to build a brand of quality items is an intriguing one.
My First Mistake 17.11.2020 15:39
Keep your head on a swivel when working alone.
The Sentry 24.08.2020 13:44
A story about Jimmy the Beagle and his watchful eye. Also information about our Online Lectures and Workshops. Plus a brief description of our new Online Mastery Program coming this Fall.
Inlay Magic 27.07.2020 15:38
Inlay is a mark left behind by the maker. A mark that says I built this. It was important to me.
Why Planes 13.07.2020 16:43
Why hand planes are time savers at the bench.
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