Comments on: “T Keys”

By: daryl

daryl — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 13:19:56 +0000

Just found your site, looks like your starting from scratch. I,m in the same position here in the philipines having worked here for almost 4 years for an australian furniture company which is now closed ( a very sad and all to typical tale here in this country so i wont go into to many details) I now find myself attempting to make a living a long way from home with next to nothing so I hope we can share some experiences as living in asia you need all the contacts you can get. I have the basic kit of hand tools but anything specialized is unobtainable, even augers for braces are a rarity and i will probably have to import them. Hows the tool situation where you are? Also Tim Scoville posted about a woodworking school in cambodia, I would like to know more if I could. I will continue to check out your site as its nice to know someone else is on a similiar journey and im not alone

By: Gluing In the T-Keys « Adventures in Woodworking

Gluing In the T-Keys « Adventures in Woodworking — Fri, 02 May 2008 07:37:33 +0000

[...] 2, 2008 in Workin’ the Wood Tags: box lid, t keys Last week I cut the grooves for my “t-keys” and the other day I glued up the lid. Yesterday, I glued in the t-keys. Here’s a shot of the [...]

By: Tim Scoville

Tim Scoville — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 23:44:37 +0000

Hello,

I’m a fellow woodworker from Everett, WA who has been making trips recently to Cambodia to get a woodworking vocational training center up and running. It is part of a Christian ministry in a village outside of Phnom Penh. Have had lots of issues and would like very much to dialogue with you on common themes with woodworking in SE Asia – if you’re game. Can we trade e-mail addresses for some off-line discussions? Thanks.

PS – I’ll look over your website as I have time and make some further comments. I’m glad I came across your site on the WoodWisperer’s links page.