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Joinery for the Ages
David Haig's rocker balances delicate, graceful lines with uncanny strength and durability. He sweeps one perfect curve into the next as he merges the design with joinery that has proven itself over decades.
Synopsis: David Haig’s rocker balances delicate, graceful lines with uncanny strength and durability. He sweeps one perfect curve into the next as he merges the design with joinery that has proven itself over decades.
From Fine Woodworking #215
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Fine Woodworking Recommended Products
Pfiel Chip Carving Knife
Great to use as a marking knife for laying out joinery and easy to sharpen.
Freud Super Dado Saw Blade Set 8" x 5/8" Bore
Leaves a dado with a flat bottom and even performs excellent on plywood and melamine.
Suizan Japanese Pull Saw
A versatile saw that can be used for anything from kumiko to dovetails. Mike Pekovich recommends them as a woodworker's first handsaw.
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