Thomas J. Daluisio
I started working with wood in the 9th grade and slowly got better and enjoyed it even more when I started turning bowls and vases. I have had very little training with the turning but learned a lot from fellow woodturners by just watching. My site is basically just a "show and tell' and I don't list any prices. I'm not an expert in anything so the site always needs some tuning

The Inquiry Net
A massive collection of hard to find, out-of-print documents that carry on the tradition of 'old school' Scouting, outdoor activities and ideals. Included are many plans for shelters, games, toys, snowshoes, totems and more!

Vintage Projects
Our goal is to preserve the inspired DIY spirit of the past. Our free project reprints cover farm machines, the woodshop, machine shop, boats, archery and more. These vintage plans come from a half-century ago when do-it-yourself enthusiasts turned wood, metal and old motors into useful workhorses, functional tools, and toys.

Tom Fidgen
Tom Fidgen has written for Popular Woodworking Magazine, Fine Woodworking Magazine, Canadian Woodworking Magazine, as well as the Lee Valley Tools Newsletter. He has also authored 'Made By Hand, Furniture Projects from the Unplugged Workshop'. Visit his website, The Unplugged Woodshop, where he offers his thoughts on design, technique and the tradition of working wood.

The Davistown Museum
The Davistown Museum is a regional tool, art, and history museum with two physical locations in Maine and an extensive website. The Museum and the website provide detailed information on the history of ferrous metallurgy, edge tool manufacturing, the Wooden Age of maritime New England, and the Classic period of American toolmaking that accompanied the advent of the Industrial Revolution.