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Cardboard cutouts take time and space and a prototype means almost a full make, albeit in a lesser wood, like scraps of pallets or plywood offcuts. My designing and prototyping and making videos all the more understandable doubles or even triples the output necessary just to design and make a piece. The angles are accurate and they helped to make certain the top went a half inch further than the splay of the leg tips–no tripping! The cutouts assemblies take roughly half an hour a piece so an hour for the two. In some cases, it can be like mine, simply a lack of time or space or both. If I were to show this in a photograph here people would say that looks like my shop and justify what is more possibly simple laziness or lack of discipline. I have allowed materials, tools and waste to build up over a number of months and replication of many projects causes some space issues. I have been too busy to pick and put up as I should of late and maybe it is worth a time lapse because I plan some major changes that may not be noticeable when done. Making the stool above would have been one of their projects when they first started in the woodshop and what led them to building a whole slew of the projects you see in all of the projects on the blog and on and of course, too Aristotle said nature abhors a vacuum so I had better fill it quickly with my preplanned idea. It makes my life easy to have these discussions ahead and to look for any potential issues. Each project I make is an issue for discussion between him and me and then too the team ivloved in filming the whole thing. And I am not really sure why I didn’t consider it but one thing I am truly thankful for is that I got to train them to work with wood to a really good depth. My children growing up, marrying and having their own families gave me a new freedom to pursue more of what I now do which came as a surprise I didn’t expect.

I took this frame from the video so it’s not staged but me in my real work. My choice, sort of, but I was willing to work the longer hours to live the life I love and provide for my family when the boys were young enough to live still at home. I have never worked the recognised full week of 35 hours, ever. Sometimes it’s been for a few dollars an hour, rarely if ever a living wage. For the last 45 years, I have chosen to work a 60-hour week minimum. The main difference in my self-employment is that I have chosen my work-life, worked diligently at it full time and then, more importantly, how I work it. Reading this can give anyone the impression of a special self-employed freedom that actually doesn’t exist but I liken it to the illusion of some who work the closing few years of work for something called retirement. I get to make, get to make my own pieces, get to design them, choose all of my wood, work for myself (which is a fallacy), pick my hours, choose where to work, what to do when, and so on. My fortunate life comes from simply working and working simply. I will never win the lottery nor at a blackjack game. It wasn’t a gamble which is what lotteries and casinos all have in common. You see, luck plays nothing in the grand scheme of things. And by lucky, I mean that the decisions I made were made possible by my early choosing of my vocational calling. It can be a disaster driving the wedges as it can split the seat. I have seen many wedges in stools and chairs oriented the wrong way.

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