Stop me if you've heard this one: Four Jews meet on Sunday for bagels and lox. The synagogue in Natick, Massachusetts has run out of seating for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. So the four build the religious furniture needed for the tent service. The following year they receive a second request for woodworking.
More bagels and lox. They build an enclosure, called an ark, for Hebrew Torah scrolls. Someone names them the Ark Builders. They start meeting every Sunday looking for new woodworking projects. More members, more bagels and lox. Almost all the projects involve impossibly curved surfaces made out of wacky wood, plywood that bends.
More bagels and lox. They build an enclosure, called an ark, for Hebrew Torah scrolls. Someone names them the Ark Builders. They start meeting every Sunday looking for new woodworking projects. More members, more bagels and lox. Almost all the projects involve impossibly curved surfaces made out of wacky wood, plywood that bends.
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