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Greatest Commission Ever?
May 1, 2008

Irion Company fills a house with 90 of the finest pieces of American period furniture
Out of the Past and into the Present
May 1, 2008

Learn tips on reproducing period furniture using books, a trip to see the original, and a full-size plan
Touring the Colonial Williamsburg Shop
February 22, 2007

The living-history museum celebrates a time when furniture was built only by hand
A Woodworker's Odyssey
December 21, 2006

How learning from the pros can propel your woodworking skill level to unimagined heights
Copying Museum Pieces
September 1, 2006

Bring the right tools, enter with respect, and go home with accurate plans.
Make a Philadelphia Side Chair
September 1, 2006

Exercise your carving skills as you tackle one of the greatest American chairs.
Building a House of Furniture
June 5, 2006

Tennessee furniture maker details the construction of four classic reproductions in his personal collection
Tour a Classic 18th-Century Pennsylvania Secretary
October 25, 2005

Take a quick video tour of Lonnie Bird's exquisite desk.
Drilling Angled Holes
October 25, 2005

For my early American reproductions, such as cobbler's benches and step tables, I have found that splaying the legs about 5¡ in two directions is just about right. I recently…
A Workshop Steeped in History
December 1, 2004

Modern maker of 18th-century furniture offers some tips on working smart

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