Great Creeker Website

[Mark Hollingsworth]

I went to John Heberts Website yesterday and spent a good hour viewing his log milling and camp construction project in Maine. What a fun hour. That is one of the most enjoyable webs I've seen lately. Thanks John and keep the SAGA in the wilderness going. I'll be watching! Mark http://www.cjohnhebert.com/
I also enjoyed Jim Beckers website! Good milling feature there. http://sawsndust.com/

[Frank Pellow]

Thanks for posting this Mark.. I have been really interested in John's recent postings in a couple of threads and never checked to see if he had a web site.

Great web site John! And, you do great work!

[Fred Voorhees]

Wow, John Hebert. I haven't heard that name in a long time. John is certainly one talented woodworker and carpenter. In fact, I had conversed via email with John on a few things a number of years ago and found him to be quite generous with his time and advice and it was time well spent getting to dig around in his woodworking mind.

[John Hebert]

There are also other projects I've done for clients that I posted picks along the way that folks might be able to pick up some pointers on. Glad you enjoyed :)

[Rich Torino]

If you spend any time at all on John's site you will quickly find out he knows woodworking.. His method for edge mitering boards (platform bed) works like a charm.....

[Jerry Olexa]

Very nice website and great results shown there...Thanks

[William OConnell]

I was having bad elbow pains from swing an estwing about ten years ago. I switched to the rig axe in the picture and the pain went away. Thank the lord because I thought I was headed for the surgeon.
I bought the rig axe from sears and its great for timber framing but stinks at pulling nails so you need to carry a cats paw. Every time I break a handle they just give me a new one.
http://www.woodworkers.us/tempfolderpics/rafter%20pile.JPG