Woodworking gets a Web 2.0 look
The ancient craft of woodworking is getting a facelift Web 2.0 style through the arrival of TheWoodWhisperer.com. This site wants to take the idea of plaid flannel and graying beards whittling wood and give it a more youthful touch.
Marc Spagnuolo, also known as the Wood Whisperer, started out with a woodworking podcast which became a hit on iTunes. He morphed this popularity into a full blown Web site for the woodworking community. Features of his site include your standard chatrooms and such. He’s even added a live streaming shop webcam where people can watch him doing his craft.
Spagnuolo, as part of his site, produces his podcasts semi-monthly.
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Thanks for sharing. I’m always interested in this type of content. :)
By David Krug on June 28, 2007 9:44 pm