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Williamsburg’s Queen Anne Leg
January 29, 2011

As mentioned in my last blog entry, I attended this year's Williamsburg conference "Working Wood in the 18th Century". The theme of the conference was Asian and Oriental influence on…
Williamsburg Day 3: Phil Lowe is a woodworking ninja
January 15, 2011

On Day 3 of "Working Wood in the 18th Century" Phil Lowe took the stage, and stole the spotlight.
Williamsburg, Day 3: Three projects in one day
January 15, 2011

On Day 3 of "Working Wood in the 18th Century," the presenters worked on three separate pieces, each showing the influence of Oriental imports on native furniture makers of the…
Two books for period furniture makers
January 3, 2011

Two books focus on how to make high-style 18th century furniture.
Writting Table
June 20, 2010

This writting table is built from birch hardwoods. It stands 30" W x 72" H x 30" T. The legs were hand shaped from a 6" x 6" block. All the…
Butterfly Tavern Table
May 8, 2010

Light Figure Tiger Maple Butterfly Tavern Table. Stained with aniline Dye, Shellac, and top coat of wax.
Massachusetts Flat Top Highboy
May 1, 2010

I made this Tiger Maple Highboy after seeing one made from about 1750. This version has over 195 handcut dovetails, all solid wood drawer sides and bottoms, and 2 hidden…
Built-In Cherry Office – Baby Huntboard
April 19, 2010

Tabletop baby huntboard for all those little things that get lost during the busy workday. A part of a larger rear desk of a full floor matching home office in…
Built-in Cherry Office – Desktop Organizers
April 19, 2010

One of pair of old-school desktop organziers. Part of a rear desk unit built in to a full floor matching home office in Brookline Ma. Cherry with padauk accents, hand-rubbed…
Built-In Cherry Office – Desk Header
April 19, 2010

Header of the rear desk recessed into the rafters of the mansard. Built in to a full floor matching home office in Brookline Ma. Cherry, hand-rubbed oil and wax finish.…

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