To the man who was one of the catalysts for the current hand tool renaissance; whose midas touch sets off waves of orders to many a one-man toolmaking business; and who possesses boundless enthusiasm for woodworking and a penchant for writing humorous and informative articles and books....
Happy (belated) Birthday and All The Best To You, Big Guy.
What is that, Tung Oil?
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to Chris from me too!
ReplyDeleteYou need that kind of physique to bore 3/4", 4" deep holes with an 8" brace.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday Chris!
I'm itching to make a joke about illegitimate children... Nicely done, Kari, and congrats to Chris!
ReplyDeleteHow in the world did you get that picture of my husband in his swim suit?
ReplyDeleteSigned, Wife of The Schwarz
Bob, I believe he buffs on a French Polish.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dyami.
Ben, maybe Chris should produce his own workout video: Sweatin' to the Mouldies.
Emily, thanks for keeping it PG-13. :o)
Ms. Schwarz, and he claims to have chicken arms!
Nice - but I still like your work with the Wenzloff saw model...
ReplyDeleteI think it was building the Roubo benches which did it. When you have to saw, chop, plane and handle timbers that big, it's got to have some side effects.
ReplyDeleteYes, Chris, thanks for your fantastic contribution to the woodworking world, and for your contagious enthusiasm. ...Oh, and your sense of humour ... possibly a side effect from the Tung Oil? Better check the MSDS Sheet.
Great, now I can't sleep.
ReplyDeleteMegan, yeah, the saw was much nicer in that photo. heh.
ReplyDeleteGreg, you have a point. All that hand tool woodworking does a body good. Ahnold could take a few pointers from Chris.
Sorry, John. haha
Is that a bench-dog in your pants or are you just happy to be here?
ReplyDeleteThanks for everything you've done.
Brice
Oh man, I just spit my morning orange juice across my ipad.
ReplyDeleteMichael
At least he is wearing safety glasses.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't he afford to get some spray tan up on that noggin?