Andrea Ramsay did a super nice article about me on Highland Woodworking’s Women in Working series. If you’d like to read it check it out here:
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Great write-up! Congratulations.
Good stuff. Marilyn, you are a gem. Thanks.
Nice profile. Is your home shop hand tool only with the power stuff at a different location?
No, I have both hand tools and power tools in my shop. I don’t have a power jointer so if I have a lot of milling to do I go to the local fine arts shop.
oh, I am trying to set up a hand tool only room in the tack room of my barn then have a power tool area in the barn itself
Great article from Andrea. And good on Highland for this column. I love finding out about other women woodworkers as well because it helps add legitimacy to something, which frankly, doesn’t need it. I also loved the shot of your wedding band in the article. Another thing which shouldn’t need legitimacy.
Thanks for being an inspiration to other women (and fathers of little girls – like me).
-Shawn
Shawn – thanks so much for the kind words. I’ve really come to love the woodworkers I meet on the internet. What a joy it is! 🙂