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My bank was open today – an oddity for President’s Day – so I took out as much cash as I dared and ventured to Midwest Woodworking in Norwood, Ohio. The goal was to get some teak for the drawer fronts of my next campaign chest, plus some clear sugar pine for the drawers. (Yes,…
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I don’t think this is what they meant by wet, green wood. But it works. Most of my chairs are made with kiln-dried hardwood from the lumberyard. Its moisture content is usually at equilibrium with my shop – just like a good flat woodworker would want. But I know and respect the wet/dry construction methods…
With the stool’s hardware mechanism working fine, this morning I made a set of three stool legs from mahogany left over from a run of Roorkhee chairs in 2012. My design for the legs was inspired by the foot of an original 1898 Roorkhee, which is essentially a slightly flattened bead. I also added four…
You never should attack a foe Until his arms and strength you know: And this we’ll clearly shew in The tale that we shall here relate, Of the catastrophe and fate Of Mistress Bridgit Bruin. One day, a saw-mill she came near, Just at the time the sawyer’s cheer Was brought him for his dinner;…
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