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Windsor Stool – modern interpretation
October 28, 2015

This 3 leg stool in a clean Windsor style would be a perfect addition to your home bar, dining table, music room, or woman/man cave, and is made to last…
Curtis Buchanan: Windsor Master
October 8, 2014

Tour the work and shop of one of the country's most distinguished makers of Windsor chairs.
The Right Angles for a Comfortable Windsor
October 1, 2014

There are no set values for the critical angles in a Windsor chair. Rake, splay, cant, and slouch can all be adjusted through a range of angles, depending on the…
A Writing Arm Chair
September 4, 2014

Next week our woodworking classes begin their Fall session. I'm working up a new chair design for the class, a Windsor Writing Arm Chair. I found this beautiful piece in…
Reimagining American Furniture Classics
May 30, 2014

This Winsdor rocker is unlike anything you've seen before
Windsor arm chair
July 14, 2013

Windor arm chair, carved volutes on end of crest rail and hand holds, milk paint finish followed by oil topcoat, Legs and stretchers are maple, spindles and bent parts are…
Modeling a Windsor Bowback Side Chair
May 30, 2013

I'm starting a new series on modeling a Windsor Chair. I've selected one of the simpler Windsor styles, the unbraced Bowback. This particular chair was described by Harriet Hodges in…
House of Windsor
October 25, 2012

Chairmaking history discovered in a house and its town
Rustic Twisted Rocker
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: John Steele DavisDavis started out building traditional furniture and Windsor chairs, but then began making his twist on the traditional using the gnarled wood of the Mississippi...
Light and Graceful Comb-Back Windsor Chair
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Bill PerryPerry set out to make a comb-back Windsor chair that was as light and graceful as possible while still maintaining its strength. The chair has a poplar seat,…

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