Interview with Adam Cherubini

I had a lot of fun interviewing Adam. He wears a lot of different hats: Period furniture maker, contributing editor for Popular Woodworking magazine, he writes on two different blogs, volunteers at Pennsbury Manor, and has a day "job" outside of woodworking.Adam opens up about a variety of topics. He talks about being product oriented vs. process oriented and how there may be many more woodworkers that feel that way than we think.Adam also explains why he chooses to build period furniture completely with hand tools (his answer will probably surprise you!)We also get into a discussion on how the museum community is influencing the future of reproduction furniture making.Our talk also gets into how our forefathers had advantages over us when it came to the availablity of hand tools and also what 18 century woodworkers lacked.Adam talks about how the hand tool market is lagging behind for cabinet makers vs. specialty woodworkers such as chair makers and why that is and what he's doing about it (check out Adam's line of hand tools on his website: www.adamcherubini.com)Check out the interview and also hear Adam talk about what classes he will be teaching at this years Woodworking in America Conference being held in Berea, KY. Let us know what you think by going to our website and leaving a comment on our blog @:www.WoodworkersResource.com/blog/Thanks for listening!Craig Stevenswww.WoodworkersResource.com