Steve Kennel

Eleven-year GAL member Steve Kennel is a sculptor and printmaker who once worked in a newspaper pressroom and an autobody shop. He’s been a cabinetmaker, a dishwasher, a shelver of books in a library, a furniture maker, a caregiver, a foundry worker, and a welder.

▪ bio current as of 2025

By the same author:
  1. It Worked for Me: Scavanged Saber-Saw Handle
  2. It Worked for Me: Drill the Shape for a Neck Blank
  3. It Worked for Me: Big Tap for Mounting a Dremel
  4. It Worked for Me: Steel Office Ruler
  5. It Worked for Me: Tailor’s Measuring Tape
  6. Quasi-Copy Stella
  7. It Worked for Me: Octagonal Horse
  8. It Worked for Me: Soapstone is Better Than White Pencil
  9. Make a Fret Press or Two
  10. It Worked for Me: Clear-Bladed Try Squares and Bevel Squares
  11. It Worked for Me: Easy Alignment for Guitar Mold Halves
  12. It Worked for Me: Fretwire Roller and Guitar Hanger
  13. It Worked for Me: Bending Iron
  14. It Worked for Me: Special-Purpose Files
  15. It Worked for Me: Post-It Tape and Dots
  16. It Worked for Me: Pipe Clamp Holddowns
  17. It Worked for Me: Shop-Made Deadblow Hammer
  18. It Worked for Me: Flattening a Plank
  19. It Worked for Me: Modified Zyliss Vise
  20. It Worked for Me: Make Symmetrical Templates
  21. It Worked for Me: Make a Vise from a Workmate
  22. It Worked for Me: Nested Radius Sanding Sticks
  23. Letter: Resophonic Guitar Made from Found Stuff
  24. GAL Instrument Plan #79: 1964 Harmony/Regal Guitar
  25. It Worked for Me: Wooden Screwdriver