Hey Guys/Gals…. Sorry I haven’t been posting much this summer with the heat, the day job and trying to spend as much time with my son as possible this summer it’s been a little lacking in the woodworking and blogging department. I will be back at it more when the weather starts to cool off. In the meantime my Dad built an amazing Pie Safe for my sister and did a write up/story on it and I wanted to publish it for him. I hope you like it. I have a feeling I will be having him guest blog for me more so we can bring you additional content over the months.
--Grover
It’s funny how things sometimes happen. A couple months ago, Grover decided he was going to build a Jelly Cupboard (Grover is my son). Well about that time, my daughter, who works for a public library, decided she would like to have a pie safe. I thought that would be a good project, so I told her to find the plan she liked and I would give it a try. So a few days later she brought home from the library a New Yankee Workshop plan book written by Norm Abrams. I looked at the plan and thought, this could be more than I could handle. Dado’s, biscuit joinery, and so on, seemed a little much.
