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The Fitted Furniture Makers Podcast
Alastair Johnson
13 episodes
2 days ago
I'm Alastair Johnson from Freebird Interiors on Youtube and in this podcast series due to start in February 2020 I'll be chatting with a wide range of other woodworkers, focusing mainly on fitted furniture manufacture and installation. I want to understand how and why they build things the way they do, including their choice of materials, tools and techniques. I also want to get under the skin of what motivates and inspires them, what led them to do this kind of work in the first place, what they love about it, what they hate about it, and what motivates them to keep doing it as a career.
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I'm Alastair Johnson from Freebird Interiors on Youtube and in this podcast series due to start in February 2020 I'll be chatting with a wide range of other woodworkers, focusing mainly on fitted furniture manufacture and installation. I want to understand how and why they build things the way they do, including their choice of materials, tools and techniques. I also want to get under the skin of what motivates and inspires them, what led them to do this kind of work in the first place, what they love about it, what they hate about it, and what motivates them to keep doing it as a career.
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A Chat With Brady Hall
The Fitted Furniture Makers Podcast
59 minutes 58 seconds
5 years ago
A Chat With Brady Hall

This time I am talking woodwork with my team-mate Brady, and much more besides:  
- Fatherlessness and fatherhood
- Trust and relationships in a successful team
- Why Brady hasn't left and why I haven't quit (!)
- The importance of asking questions
- Personality and temperament
- Some background on how Freebird got started and my first apprentice
- The power of making a decision

Plus the usual standard questions - shaker door, chunky shelf, etc!!

See www.buymeacoffee.com/freebird for ever increasing extra content aimed at the thoughtful woodworker.  Including my member-only vlog series charting our business growth as we take on a big new workshop and machinery.

To share any thoughts on this podcast please add a comment below this instagram post:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CBWLsx2jzxo/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

PS: About 4 minutes in, Brady mentions 'the latest video' - this is a recording we made of me doing a mason's mitre (kitchen worktop joint).  At time of writing this is waiting to be edited but it will eventually land on my youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/freebirdinteriors

The shelf strength test video Brady refers to (soon after 12 minutes in) is this one: https://youtu.be/qLABN-iDYiM

I mention Brian Needham (at about 13 minutes or so), here is his instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/needhamcustomcarpentry/

The Fitted Furniture Makers Podcast
I'm Alastair Johnson from Freebird Interiors on Youtube and in this podcast series due to start in February 2020 I'll be chatting with a wide range of other woodworkers, focusing mainly on fitted furniture manufacture and installation. I want to understand how and why they build things the way they do, including their choice of materials, tools and techniques. I also want to get under the skin of what motivates and inspires them, what led them to do this kind of work in the first place, what they love about it, what they hate about it, and what motivates them to keep doing it as a career.