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Episode 1: Bookmatched End Panels
May 08, 2013
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In this video workshop, Gregory Paolini shows you step-by-step, how to build a beautiful book rack inspired by Gustav Stickley's model no. 74. The project's beautiful through-mortise and tenon construction is easy to craft thanks to straight-forward pattern routing techniques, making this Arts & Crafts Book Rack is an approachable project for any woodworker with intermediate skills. Produced by: Ed Pirnik; Video by: Gary Junken; Editing by: Gary Junken Purchase this video workshop on DVD.… More about this Video Workshop
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As the former Guitar Doctor of Stars Guitars in San Francisco, Ca., it was always amazing what the price of wood was. O.k., this is for everyone who's "Amazed" at how much it costs to buy the "Instrument Grade" hardwood we use for building [and/or repairing] musical instruments; especially electric ones of any thickness. (A wheelbarrow full of Krugerands", as Ron Armstrong used to put it.) This tip that I just ran across might make what we make a little less unaffordable - at least for the fixers and makers.
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