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Tag Archives: furniture
Joinery Journey
Originally posted on BY MY OWN HANDS:
I love joinery. There is something magical about fitting two or more pieces of wood together. Before the advent of mechanical fasteners, joinery reigned supreme. At that pre-industrial time is was the cheapest,…
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Here’s a beautiful trestle table coming together in Andy Rawls’ studio; spotted on his Tumblr this morning. Seeing this makes me realize I can’t wait to get some projects done over the three day weekend. It makes me a little … Continue reading
Posted in craftsmanship, woodworking
Tagged andy rawls, craftsmanship, dovetail, furniture, joinery, tools, trestle table, woodworking
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On Being Self-taught
Originally posted on Lost Art Press:
People just like what I do and buy it. As for schooling, my clients are my teachers. They’re the ones who bring me the design problems. Schools get too easily divorced from the real…
Posted in Philosophy, woodworking
Tagged chris schwartz, craftsmanship, furniture, furniture building, lost arts press, woodworking
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Three Legged Dutch Chair
From the issue of “Work” made available today by the good folks at Tools for Working Wood. Minimalist yet fairly ornate. It would sit well in a corner to get it out of the way when not needed. While you … Continue reading
Posted in furniture, woodworking
Tagged chair, craftsmanship, dutch, furniture, sixteenth century, tools, woodworking, work magazine
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Woodworking by Mike Jarvi
This video has it all; raw logs, chainsaw, lumber mill, cutting, chopping, steaming… It’s a remarkable process to watch. See more of his work HERE: http://www.mikejarvi.com/ WARNING, LOTS OF NOISY POWER TOOLS!
