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Rick is a contributing editor for Fine Homebuilding. He has also authored numerous articles and books on home construction and remodeling. Rick travels around the country, presenting seminars and workshops at trade shows and events such as JLC Live, the International Builders Show, Affordable Comfort, The Remodeler’s Show, and the Katz Roadshow.•••Sim Ayers is the owner of SBE Builders, a commercial and residential framing company, located in the San Francisco Bay Area, which was established in 1. He uses empirical knowledge, gained by means of observation, experience or experiment, to frame buildings from the ground line (Z1), to roof axis (A1), to the bring- back line for scribing (B1).

Sim is a second generation carpenter. He is passing on the family tradition to his two sons Brian and Erik. As a typical California production roof cutter and stacker in the 1. Sim keeps a sharp eye out for new information on roof framing geometry, or for writing online scripts that use a tetrahedron to show the relationship of geometric framing angles for use with the carpenter’s steel framing square. His online tools can be found on the web at www. Jim Baldwin has worked for 3. For 1. 5 years he was the owner of a small Southern California stair company which specialized in high- end, custom residential staircases; but, for the last 2.

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Jim’s been able to “carve” out a niche for himself by recreating the curved and “wreathed” handrail components that were once commonplace in colonial America but are rarely seen in today’s mass- produced industry. Jim and his wife Roxanne (also of 3. Southern Utah and their 4. Long Beach, California. Jim says that he and Roxanne also got off to a pretty good start by eloping and sailing away on a 1. We were only 2. 1 when we sailed that little boat 2. Long Beach, California to Catalina Island and got married…but that’s another story.” They have four grown children (and a few grandkids, too).•••Ken Barone studied Architecture in the late ’8. Upon graduating, couldn’t find a decent- paying job, and ended up in consumer electronics.

More than 1. 0 years passed, and after losing his father to Lou Gehrig’s disease, Ken realized something was truly missing from his life. His passion for building, designing, and working with his hands full- time, wasn’t being satisfied. After working with several “high- end” carpenters, Ken founded “Spotless Contracting Services” (http: //www. Ken truly enjoys working with molding and trim work. The Adderall Diaries Movie Watch Online. His company’s tag line is: “Paying attention to every last detail,” and it shows.

A true believer in education, Ken takes every opportunity to educate himself and his clients on new trends and techniques.•••Wesley Bevan is a High School Shop teacher in British Columbia, Canada, and the owner of Ask the Wood. Shop Teacher. He started woodworking when he was a 4- year- old using wooden Orange boxes to make a camper for his Tonka dump truck, and has the scars to provide it.

First project, first band- aid. He was a theater technician (set construction), lumber salesperson, tool sales person at Lee Valley Tools, and taught adult continuing education (night school) classes for many years before he become a certified teacher. He is always building or fixing something. He has discovered a love for teaching people about anything wood- related, watching them grow and increase their skill set. This passion for teaching can be seen in Ask the Woodshop Teacher, a monthly newsletter.•••Mike Boden is a re- recording mixer at 2. Century Fox, where he has worked since 2. With over twenty years of experience in the film industry, Mike has also held positions at Universal Pictures, Sony Entertainment, and several other smaller studios.

After college, Mike noticed that his mother’s home was in need of some serious repairs. Mike decided to tackle them himself, which served as a great entry point into the craft of woodworking and construction. From there he bought his first home in 2. French doors, skylight, cedar closets, interior doors, landscaping, pergola, and much more.

Woodworking and construction offer Mike a gratifying counterpoint to sitting in a dark studio, mixing audio. Mike dreams of someday having his own dedicated woodshop instead of a shared garage. When not working at the studio or on the house, Mike enjoys traveling with his wife, cooking, playing with his three dogs, and photography. His photography portfolio can be viewed at www. Tom Brewer lives and tries to work in Northeastern Pennsylvania, but, unfortunately, he’s not home much, and has yet to set up his new shop!

Tom travels about seven months out of every year as Road Manager for the Katz Roadshow. Still, all that traveling has a few rewards. Steady work; touring historic homes and locations; and, occasionally, some real fun.•••Howard Brickman has operated Brickman Consulting, a consulting and wood floor contracting business in the Boston area, since 1. Though his background is wood science—he spent three years as the graduate teaching assistant in the Wood Anatomy Lab at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst—Howard has always preferred the hands- on part of the business—installing wood floors and helping the industry understand wood- floor failures. Howard designed and manufactures the Slab- Safe concrete moisture meter. When he’s not working on a floor, Howard is particularly fond of Speyside Scotches and Welsh Corgis.•••Dan Broadbelthas spent all of his adult life building and fixing things. He joined the Army in 1.

C/E (communications electronics) Maintenance, fixing everything from AM/SSB radios, FM radios, Microwave radios, Teletype equipment, mine detector sets, multiplexers…ad infinitum. This career wasn’t really a choice, it just kind of happened. During this time he also began to build furniture and cabinets as a hobby, reading every book or magazine on woodworking that he could get his hands on. After retiring from the Army, Dan spent time as a carpenter, cabinetmaker, and then handyman. As a handyman he found a new calling. It was an opportunity to put his knowledge of all types of work and trades to good use, helping others, and working for himself. Alas, starting a new business in your 5. He hopes he’ll have more time for these activities in the future. Dan’s handyman service is called “In a Fix Property Maintenance.” He currently resides in the Reading, Pennsylvania area.•••Greg Burnet: Given a choice between white collar and blue collar work, Greg chose tools some 2.

He is still fascinated by the craft, and continues to learn more every day by visiting historic homes, reading and researching books on architecture, and practicing carpentry and millwork skills. Greg and his wife Sue own and operate Manor Redevelopment, a design/build remodeling and carpentry contracting firm based in Chicago. His projects have run from whole- house remodels, frame- to finish- room additions and custom interiors, to a specialization in challenging window replacement work.

Greg is a Certified Installer of Marvin Windows and Doors. A contributor to JLC, Professional Deck Builder, and the LBM Journal, Greg also shares his experience and passion for carpentry as a presenter with JLC Live and the Katz Roadshow. When not on the job, Greg can be found in front of a computer, shopping for the latest tool bargains, reading one of his hundreds of trade magazines, or wrestling with his Old English Sheepdog, Lola. Someday Greg hopes to find more time to devote to his main hobby—trains. He’s both a model railroader (though the layout has yet to be built), and is hoping to one day be able to combine his passions and restore and renovate old train cars.•••John Butler is the foreman of a small construction company.