Woodworking Magazine Weblog

Thanks... added to my reader. I find it really interesting to hear toolmaker's thoughts. If I may, I'd suggest people also check out John Economaki of Bridge City Tool Works blog as well. Say what you want about the premium prices (but not his blog), their engineering and manufacturing is top notch and his love for creativity and precision shows through in his writing. I think this post of his where he talk's about the business side is an immensely insightful read: http://www.bridgecitytools.com/blog/2009/05/28/celebrating-25-years-of-tools-and-blunders/

So Mike was a logger... how cool. Was he a swamp logger or perhaps an aqua-logger, or even a heli-logger? Was he a cutter or choker-setter? Did he run the feller-buncher or grapple-skidder? I think my questions are indicative of the fact that there are three reality shows on logging (Ax men, American Logger, Swamp Logging) and there is an audience which will watch all three.

Oh, and the fetus in the chronology cracked me up!
-Charles

Festus was played by Dennis Weaver not Mike Wenzloff.

Dennis Weaver played Chester
Ken Curtis played Festus

I thought that was Uncle Fester... Ah, neve mind.

I checked out the blog. No pictures!

Jesus Christ, don't encourage this, from his own web site, Wenzloff is so far behind on production orders he can't take custom orders anymore. He can't afford to be screwing around with a blog when he's got real work to do!