What is the smallest size wood that can be called wood working?

[Jack Forbes]

Hi All

I just had to ask.

What is the smallest size wood you can use and still have it called wood working?

My example photo is in the woodworking binaries newsgroup.

Jack

[canadian_woodworker]

toothpick?

[J T]

Sat, Jan 14, 2006, 5:41pm (EST-1) [e-mail] (Jack=A0Forbes) doth tryeth: My example photo is in the woodworking binaries newsgroup.

Nice try, but you've got a ways to go.

You'll never get anywhere if you believe what you "hear". What do you "know"?

- Granny Weatherwax

[Brooks Moses]

Somewhere I think I've got a set of 1/87th-scale 2x4s I bought at the hobby shop....

- Brooks

[Jack Forbes]

I guess if Toothpicks would still qualify as Woodworking, Match Sticks certainly would.

Actually, as you probably guessed, I just wanted to show off my match stick Steam Boat project. 8:)

Jack

[Jack Forbes]

I guess if toothpicks still qualify as woodworking, then match sticks do.

As you probably guessed, I just wanted to show off my matchstick Steam Boat. 8:)

Jack

[Jack Forbes]

Hey JOAT

I think I'll stick to match sticks. At least I can still see them in my retirement years.

Jack

[Jack Forbes]

Brooks

Building a house or something large would be a good challenge with something like that.

Jack

[robo hippy]

Well, I did see a turned goblet that was about 1/2 inch high, hollowed , and with a bead on the stem. robo hippy