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When I think about the things I would grab from my shop during a fire, my chair patterns would be at the top of the list. The patterns I own have evolved during the last 18 years and began with some tracings I made during my first chair class. These patterns are still my jumping-off…
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SOLD: If you like a tool that is dead-nuts accurate but isn’t “classic” in its appearance, consider this Incra miter square. I bought this when I was having a heck of a time finding a vintage miter square (they are harder to find than you think). This thing is crazy accurate. And it has a…
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The throttle on the S.S. Studley Manuscript is as wide open as I can make it, and I am stoking the fire with vigor. Unlike Chris Schwarz, who once told me that a normal day for him includes writing 4,000 words, my full day of working on the “Virtuoso” manuscript for Lost Art Press yields…
…because it has six sides, instead of our puny three. No, no, I kid. Let’s back up for a second for those who don’t know much about the “cabinetmaker’s triangle” shown above in plate 18 from A.J. Roubo’s “L’Art du Menuisier.” The triangle is scrawled on almost all assemblies so that we can immediately orient…