Fumbly Workshop is the woodworking blog of John M. Wargo. For the last 25 years, I built my woodworking skills and built out my workshop; I created this site to allow me to share what I've learned.
This is the blog portion of the site; here I share something I learned like when I create an interesting jig, learn a new skill, or make something cool that I think may interest readers. My primary goal is to share tips and tricks I've learned along the way to, hopefully, accelerate your growth as a woodworker or at least help you get past a particular problem.
Periodically, I'll make something in or for my workshop that I think others will be interested in. I'll publish a tutorial here so you have the information you need to make it yourself.
I have a lot of tools in my shop, both handheld and power tools. I also have a lot of jigs I've purchased to make specific woodworking tasks easier. I generally have an opinion about each of them and, as I pick up new ones or dig out an existing one, I'll share my views (both praise and complaints) for many of them.
[Coming Soon] Many people prefer watching videos to reading blog posts and sometimes its easier to show rather than write about it. I created a YouTube channel, for videos showcasing techniques, projects, and tips from my workshop.
[Coming Soon] I have a couple of ideas for custom woodworking products I want to sell in the market. This is where I'll showcase those products and offer a way to purchase them (eventually).
Review photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash
Crescent Wrench photo by Recha Oktaviani on Unsplash
YouTube image by Christian Wiediger on Unsplash
Hand Tools photo by Dominik Scythe on Unsplash