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Woodworker: D. Douglas Mooberry Doug Mooberry has loved American period furniture since he was a small boy. He remembers following his mother into antiques stores, opening drawers and exploring...

Woodworker: Greg ZallIn this maple and pearwood cabinet, Zall was inspired by Krenov’s perfect proportions and use of grain and color as part of the design. Zall also added a…

Woodworker: Yeung ChanTo Chan, using handmade tools is an important aspect of woodworking and something that he has done from childhood. It is no wonder he excelled in Krenov’s program,…

Woodworker: John CameronCameron found CR to be “an island of idealism, a place where the pursuit of the best was valued above all and in all.” But he also remembers…

Woodworker: Timothy ColemanFrom reading Krenov’s books and working with former student William Walker, Coleman was already well-versed in the CR way when he came to the school. There are many...

Woodworker: David FinckFinck also watched closely as Krenov pursued his own work. “Jim’s ability to convey the emotional content of his approach to the craft to a group of students…

Woodworker: Ross DayLike others, Day says Krenov opened his mind with his emphasis on technical excellence as well as “leaving your fingerprints” on your work. This chair (cherry with bamboo...

Woodworker: J-P VilkmanThis mahogany, oak, and ebony storage bench wears its Krenov influence in the flared legs, frame-and-panel construction, fine details, and carefully selected grain patterns. It...

Woodworker: Mark EdmundsonAs a two-year student at the College of the Redwoods, Edmundson learned a lot from his fellow classmates and instructors, but the opportunity to watch Krenov work at…

Woodworker: Greg SmithSmith has been an instructor at CR since 2002. At the same time, he continues to do commission work as well as his own designs, which can be…