Last year during MakerFest, Paul was in the midst of one of his most ambitious projects yet, the giant wavy vase. You may recall the laughs we all shared over the amount of sanding he needed to do. Well, Paul is back this year with a not-so-Jackman sized version of that project. Tune in to see Paul make a mini version of one of his more memorable projects.

Located in eastern Massachusetts, Paul Jackman is a full-time maker and content creator working with a mix of materials, typically focusing on high-end reclaimed and upcycled projects through woodworking.

One might say he likes to push the boundaries, often creating enlarged wooden projects that he likes to refer to as “Jackman Sized”. These off-the-wall projects test his patience, but also push his skill-set to the next level, which is the real reason behind them. He makes fast-paced and entertaining build videos there that are made for everyone, but with the ultimate goal to get the younger generations excited about making again.

Referring to his educational background, Jackman says that very few people these days are lucky enough to have the hands-on learning experience that he had, so he’s trying to pay it forward by translating what he knows into very easily digestible videos where people are entertained while they learn and often laugh at his own expense (usually on purpose… usually).