Neil Knecht, of Monroe Connecticut, was in a few weeks ago during one of his annual trips to Maine. As a fourth-generation woodworker, he creates custom furniture, built-ins, cabinets and architectural details for both residential and commercial clients.
Featured here is a Greene-and-Greene- inspired mahogany media cabinet. He was sure to let us know that he makes a point of stopping by Shelter Tools (formerly Woodbutcher Tools) to pick up a few hard to find pieces.
During his visit he picked up a number of hand tools including skew chisels, a flush cutting saw, and a hammer. But his favorite item . . . the one he really sought out is the Japanese Nail Set—a hard to find tool that is indespensible in the workshop and on site when doing any kind of fine woodworking.
Check back with us next month to see another real woodworker and to see their favorite tools.
During his visit he picked up a number of hand tools including skew chisels, a flush cutting saw, and a hammer. But his favorite item . . . the one he really sought out is the Japanese Nail Set—a hard to find tool that is indespensible in the workshop and on site when doing any kind of fine woodworking.
Check back with us next month to see another real woodworker and to see their favorite tools.
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