Julia's house for lost creatures, or really anything by Ben Hatke! My kids love this series.

us.macmillan.com/series/julia...

This hits the intersection of my hobbies, I could make this with little trouble. Thanks for sharing, now I have a quick weekend project!

Another great one! Red oak crest?

Rex Krueger has a great series for this!
youtu.be/LLakGYwJvWU?...

Sorry that woodworking has let you down lately! It's still a great art and pastime. (You showed up in my woodworking feed, don't mean to butt in) Have you considered building a chair? I guarantee you could do it, and it is so satisfying to get back in the shop. Good luck!

Nice pick on the kaweco brass! Have you looked at manifold nibs for ballpoint replacement?

I see it!

It's hard to isolate all the danger points of an all in one machine at once, and when they are covered it's usually not as well covered as a dedicated machine. After another look this is similar to a Shopsmith but not quite the same. With your small shop space maybe you should look at a real mk V.

Looks like a Shopsmith to me. Marketed as an all in one tablesaw, lathe, jointer and more! They seem very useful, but also incredibly dangerous.

Aaaand, I clearly should have checked your bio. Cool site!

They are gorgeous though! Do you do a lot with pre 1700s re-creation?

Thanks for this

That's wonderful! I've been needing a new hand sweeper, and I've slowly been working toward making a turkey wing broom for cleaning shavings off my work bench. Perhaps I should consider a besom.

What's a besom?

Hewing hatchet, bow saw, brace with 1" auger bit.
With these you can build both shelter and furniture, and wait for rescue in style.

I like the joint in the handle, it reminds me of cottonwood twigs. Great spoon!

That's how you know you are woodworking!