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Walnut Rocker/Cradle
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Scott Morrison Influenced by Windsor rockers of the 1700s and the work of Sam Maloof, Morrison built this walnut rocker/cradle as a design and construction challenge. Because the base…
Continuous-Arm Chair
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Thomas Moser Inspired by his love of Shaker furniture, Thomas Moser started his one-man shop in 1971. Today, Thomas Moser Cabinetmakers has nearly 100 skilled woodworkers. The...
Twisted Windsor Rocker
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: John Steele Davis Davis built his first Windsor chair in 1996 with the help of Michael Dunbar's book Make a Windsor Chair. After a back injury, Davis sought ways to…
Comb-back Windsor Chair
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Fred Shindle This comb-back Windsor is based on the speaker's chair built for The Carpenters' Company, a trade guild, and used at the meeting of the First Continental Congress…
Triple-Bow Settee
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Peter Wallace This triple-bow settee was built from a single piece of highly figured tiger maple -- the best figure Wallace's lumber dealer had seen in a decade. The…
Windsor Chair
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Mario Rodriguez When Mario Rodriguez made this Windsor-style chair for his son, he knew that kids don’t baby their furniture. If his son’s hands are full, he’ll often maneuver…
Comb-back Windsor Chair
October 24, 2012

A comb-back Windsor chair by Mario Rodriguez. Rodriguez uses only hand tools to craft the pine seat. The chair is finished with milk paint.
Windsor-style Bed
October 24, 2012

This Windsor-style bed is made of cherry and features the technique of bent lamination.
Windsor-style Table
October 24, 2012

Made in the traditional Windsor style, Jim Hartlage used maple and pine, and finished the piece with milk paint with an oil topcoat.
Bowback Windsor Chair
October 24, 2012

Bowback Windsor chair in maple, pine and hickory, and finished with milk paint.

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