Although a member of this forum for many years, I have only recently started woodworking again. Medical problems almost did me in.
I was dismayed to discover that Pat Warner had passed away during my absence. I had long planned on purchasing his CDs and ebooks. What I have seen of his work I find fascinating, inspirational, and any other number of adjectives. I have learned much from just studying pictures of his jigs, but I want more! But his website first stated that no orders would be accepted, and then the website just disappeared off the Internet!
I have his physical books. I have copied everything I can from the Wayback Machine archives of his website. I also have all of the Fine Woodworking articles he wrote.
Does anyone else here have anything by him that I could buy/borrow/etc?
I don't understand why his site just disappeared when even the pictures are vastly informational on techniques that I have not seen described elsewhere. I understand that the physical items he made can no longer be available, but why do his written words have to disappear?
Thank you,
David
I was dismayed to discover that Pat Warner had passed away during my absence. I had long planned on purchasing his CDs and ebooks. What I have seen of his work I find fascinating, inspirational, and any other number of adjectives. I have learned much from just studying pictures of his jigs, but I want more! But his website first stated that no orders would be accepted, and then the website just disappeared off the Internet!
I have his physical books. I have copied everything I can from the Wayback Machine archives of his website. I also have all of the Fine Woodworking articles he wrote.
Does anyone else here have anything by him that I could buy/borrow/etc?
I don't understand why his site just disappeared when even the pictures are vastly informational on techniques that I have not seen described elsewhere. I understand that the physical items he made can no longer be available, but why do his written words have to disappear?
Thank you,
David