Episode 24 Logan Newman
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I sit down with Logan Newman of Newman Special Woodwork to talk about the maker community, the realities of content creation, and why function matters more than polish in a shop tool. Logan shares how he approaches social media trolls, why woodworking events matter, and how relationships in the community have turned into real friendships.This episode is less about a single build and more about the people, mindset, and practical problem solving behind the work. Logan also talks through upcoming event plans, a new router book, and the challenge of taking his jigs from online content to in person sales.
Key topics
Logan’s background and presence in the woodworking community
- Navy veteran, full time vision care teacher, and creator behind a highly followed jig building channel
- Known for solving real shop problems with practical, repeatable fixes
Why the maker community matters
- Logan values the people who share ideas freely and help each other grow
- Tom and Logan both note that maker events create space for real conversation, not just quick introductions
Function over form in shop solutions
- Logan’s T track clamp hangers drew complaints for sticking out too far, but he designed them for his own shop layout
- He sees beauty in usefulness, adjustability, and efficiency
- His favorite example is a workbench extension that became almost permanent because it works so well
Making shop layouts fit the person, not the other way around
- Tom and Logan discuss mobile shop setups versus fixed stations like CNC tables
- Logan emphasizes knowing your own space and designing around how you actually work
What makes maker events valuable
- The best conversations often happen after the busy event day, when people are tired and less performative
- Both hosts talk about the practical downsides too, especially food, hydration, and long hours
Taking his jig business into live events
- Logan is nervous about selling jigs in person at upcoming events in Maine and Texas
- He’s used to anonymous online feedback, but in person the response is immediate
- Still, he sees it as a necessary step and wants to learn from the experience
Community friendships that surprised him
- Logan shares examples of close connections with Tony, Ryan Cochrane, Jimmy DiResta, Rob Rojas, George von Drisk, Ramon Valdez, and Albert Klein
- He tells the story of being called on his birthday and sung to by friends, which he says was a highlight
The importance of being approachable
- Logan talks about how ego and confidence can look similar from the outside
- He tries to leave people with a good experience and believes legacy comes from how you treat others
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