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Slow and Steady might really win the race
Reflections from the bench on patience, pace, and purpose. The shop has its own kind of time. You notice it the longer you stay — how the dust settles slower in the afternoon light, how the hum of a tool fades into the rhythm of your breathing. Outside, the world runs on deadlines and notifications, but in here, time stretches. It moves with the grain. Wood doesn’t hurry. And if you’re smart, neither do you. When I was younger, I thought speed meant skill. I’d watch seasoned
Bryan Shores
Oct 155 min read
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Woodworking and AI
My reflection on the balance between tradition, technology, and touch. As an Engineer and woodworker I am always looking to blend...
Bryan Shores
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Investing Hand Crafted
Let’s take a look IKEA, Big box stores, and Amazon are convenient. Low prices and a wide selection can make it feel like a no-brainer....
Bryan Shores
Jun 24, 20244 min read
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Who am I, and what is this?
Quick little introduction. This blog section will be full of many different types of articles and writing; hopefully you find some use in...
Bryan Shores
Dec 30, 20232 min read
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