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Hey there! Andy Fifer is a fantastic writer, crafting both his own novels and ghostwriting for others. This blog is his official space to share what he’s working on, what’s on his mind, his personal thoughts, and some writing tips. Thanks a bunch for stopping by! If you’d like to chat with Andy, just fill out the form below.
Recent Posts
- RYOBI Carving Burrs
Since I began woodcarving, I have decided to use a RYOBI Rotary Tool to power carve basswood. There are several companies out there making the bits—called burrs—for power carving. The gold standard is made by Kutzall. They make wood carving burrs that are expensive but long-lasting, and they cut a ton of material off at… Read more: RYOBI Carving Burrs - My Favorite Things – 3M Full Facepiece Reusable Respirator 6900
It’s important to consider the impact of power carving and spray sealant on your respiratory system, especially if it’s already compromised like mine. Power carving generates a lot of fine sawdust and particles that can be very harmful over time. Plus, using chemicals to seal projects adds another layer of risk. I’ve always worn a… Read more: My Favorite Things – 3M Full Facepiece Reusable Respirator 6900 - Capture Notes In The Wild In Field Notebooks
Last week I talked about my love for the app Apple Voice Memos but there are times when using a phone or my voice is just not appropriate for those times I carry a Field Notes Notebook and my EDC pen. Field notebooks are small notebooks usual 3.5 by 5.5 Inch in size. They are… Read more: Capture Notes In The Wild In Field Notebooks - Voice Memos: Voices From The Past
Apple Voice Memos is such a great tool that I really enjoy! Speaking up is faster than typing, even for the fastest typists out there! I’ve set up action buttons on both my iPhone and Apple Watch Ultra to start Voice Memos, and I use it every day to jot down quick ideas that turn… Read more: Voice Memos: Voices From The Past - Wearing A Glove While Carving
I love power carving wood, especially faces, using a RYOBI Rotary Tool. If you’re thinking about trying this hobby, I’d definitely recommend wearing a glove. Rotary tools have super fast spinning blades that cut into wood, creating a cloud of sawdust. Just imagine what that blade can do to flesh! I wear and highly recommend… Read more: Wearing A Glove While Carving