Quarreling Carvers, 1520, Beverley Minster, Great Britain Over the weekend I plowed through several thousand photos on my mission to gather together misericords featuring woodworkings. I found enough examples to split into two posts: today are the carvers and (perhaps) the carpenters will be posted by next weekend. The carvers and their tools are from …
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Lost Art Press is going to have a booth at the Woodworking in America show this year, Sept. 30-Oct. 2 in Covington, Ky. And as Eddie Murphy once said: “We need eye-catcher.” So I’ve begun sketching out some booth furniture, including a set of wooden dividers that are almost 6’ tall. I based them on …
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Last summer I attended the Lie-Nielsen Open House and intended to publish a photo gallery when I returned home. For various reasons beyond my control that project was shelved. I thought I would finish the project to help fill in for a slow week here on the blog. If you have never attended the open …
Photo Gallery – Lie-Nielsen 35th Anniversary – Read More »
Some furniture and cabinets built by commercial shops are held together with the equivalent of snot, paperclips and the coat of film finish on top. Some pieces are even crazier than that. A few weeks ago I spent most of a week holed up in one of the units at Pleasant Hill Shaker Village outside …
Table Joinery. Really? You Can Sell That? – Read More »
With “Ingenious Mechanicks: Early Workbenches & Workholding” at the printer, we are focused on getting three more books to the printer: “Hands Employed Aright” by Joshua Klein “Slöjd in Wood” by Jögge Sundqvist “Cut & Dried: A Woodworker’s Guide to Timber Technology” by Richard Jones And we are almost done with two streaming videos: “Spindle …