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Behind the Forge December Livestream! (Patreon)

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2023-12-03 16:17:37
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Alexis Garland

I love the livestream format! It's very nice, chill vibes. Really looking forward to the next project! I know it will be epic. Happy December, stay warm with lots of coffee 😊

Mark Bowman

Well done on rescuing this after the technical issues. Hope nori didn’t sit on the next project

Tursiops

Project idea: why not carve a dragon inside the pages of a book or several books? Like a Smaug inside the three lotr books

Michele R Gilmartin

I know there seemed to be a lot of comments about editing, but you guys should do a blooper reel!!!!!

PaxilonReaver

Project idea: I'd to see if you could paint a scene on the front edges of a series of books, where each book has an image relevant to that book, but when all put together on the shelf, they form a whole image.

Aaron Bono

It's not chaos, it is actively used. When I work on projects everything ends up messy as I get out various tools, materials, etc. and get to work. When you are done, then you can clean up. The only way to be super clean all the time is to either spend more time cleaning than creating or to have a crap ton of money and space to buy and lay out the most expensive tools designed to keep things clean. I love the temporary chaos as I work through a project.

Aaron Bono

What's your dream project? You are living the dream!

Aaron Bono

Have you guys considered using something like the brick jig from Shifting Lands? You can make a brick strip so when you add the bricks, instead of one at a time, you add a whole row of about 6 inches or so at a time. Speeds up the build a lot.

Aaron Bono

One of the joys I get from crafting is watching my workspace evolve and grow. Half my projects are improving my and my wife's workspaces (crafting, art studio and woodworking shop).