Woodworking Websites

Ian Smith is a software developer at Spark. He writes about woodworking, electronics, 3D printing, and more on his blog. He also shares book notes, including a review of Andy Weir's "Project Hail Mary."

Jolyssa is someone who embraces contradiction and finds joy in both the process and the human experience. They are a creator who makes music, writes code, and builds things with their hands. They are driven by a desire to feel alive and leave a lasting impact. Jolyssa shares their thoughts and creations on their website, offering a glimpse into their personal journey and ongoing projects.

Barry Hess enjoys writing and the internet. He has spent years exploring the web and is currently focused on doing work that is 'good enough'. He also enjoys woodworking. Barry maintains a personal newsletter, a blog, and a commonplace book, among other writing projects. He encourages others to blog as well.

Brian is a self-described do-it-yourself enthusiast with a wide range of interests, including woodworking, sewing, programming, and backpacking. He enjoys learning new things and has a background in fixing, building, and making. He transitioned to a career as a professional software engineer in 2018. Brian's diverse experiences include working on a farm and studying electrical engineering. He strives to honor Jesus and share his gifts with others.

Chuck Grimmett lives in Peekskill, NY, with his wife Amanda and their son Charlie. He works at Automattic on the Special Projects Team. Chuck builds boats with his friend Jon at the Hudson Boat Company, having built three kayaks and two Adirondack guide boats. He also enjoys other woodworking projects, including making wooden toys, turning bowls, and making stick chairs. He is exploring and creating code-based art and has been into photography since 2006. Chuck also ties flies. His username around the web is generally cagrimmett.

cl.ar.ke is an individual with diverse interests, sharing random thoughts on their website. Their musings often revolve around programming, golf, woodworking, and wine. They can be contacted regarding Local Green Fees inquiries at clubhouse@localgreenfees.com.

Ari Merten is a third-year Quantum Engineering and Physics student at UNSW. Ari's interests include quantum computing, playing video games, and updating their website. On the website, Ari shares physics explainers, music reviews, and woodworking projects. Ari is currently working on book reviews and plans to change the website's URL style.