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On Locks –
As I finished up building my tool chest for “The Anarchist’s Tool Chest,” I struggled with the idea of installing a lock on the lid. Most tool chests have locks. The lock – and the sheer weight of the chest – are an ingenious pre-Industrial Revolution security system. But I don’t like locks. Never have….
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On Slab Workbenches and Meaningless Data –
Reader: “How flat does my workbench need to be?” Me: “Flat enough to work.” Reader: “But how will I know when it’s not working?” Me: “You will know.” And really, that is all there is to say about the topic that is meaningful. But as this is a blog, I am going to add some…
Last Call for Free Shipping on ‘Campaign Furniture’ –
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Learning a Trade –
It may be thought by some that this letter will appeal to a very small circle of readers, for the young men of the present day do not wish to learn trades; they consider it menial, and much prefer to be clerks or professional men. This is a fact. A New York carriage-maker, at a…