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Tonight at 7PM EST join Asa Christiana, John Tetreault, and Amanda Russell for a first look at Fine Woodworking issue  #...
12/02/2024

Tonight at 7PM EST join Asa Christiana, John Tetreault, and Amanda Russell for a first look at Fine Woodworking issue #315.

We'll digitally thumb through the issue together and discuss the backstories of the articles and why we're excited to bring them to you.

As always, come prepared with woodworking questions!

Last but not least, folks who join us will be able to download a printable poster of a project that is near and dear to our hearts.

We hope to see you there!

https://www.finewoodworking.com/2024/11/26/issue-315-preview-livestream

San Francisco, Calif.This reproduction is modeled after Ray Journigan’s chair, generously documented in his 2021 America...
11/17/2024

San Francisco, Calif.

This reproduction is modeled after Ray Journigan’s chair, generously documented in his 2021 American Period Furniture article. Rob also relied on numerous Facebook and Instagram posts and email exchanges with Ray. “This was a great challenge both in joinery and carving, and I learned a lot about sharp tools, patience, and design,” Rob says. “This was definitely big-league furniture making.”

Mahogany, 17D x 19W x 40H

From: https://www.finewoodworking.com/readerproject/2024/10/24/rob-kutner

Bill BrickeyMoncure, N.C.Bill designed and built this piece as part of a casework class at the Center for Furniture Craf...
11/16/2024

Bill Brickey

Moncure, N.C.

Bill designed and built this piece as part of a casework class at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship in Maine. The instructors, Tim Rousseau and Thomas Hucker, guided him along the way. The piece then went on display as part of a juried show in the school’s Messler Gallery.

Cherry, Macassar ebony, 12D x 36W x 32H

Photo: Brian Mullins Photography

From: https://www.finewoodworking.com/readerproject/2024/10/24/bill-brickey

Enter by November 18, 2024 ,for your chance to win The Fine Woodworking Fuji Spray Sweepstakes valued at $639. Includes:...
11/12/2024

Enter by November 18, 2024 ,for your chance to win The Fine Woodworking Fuji Spray Sweepstakes valued at $639. Includes: Fuji Spray Semi-PRO 2 HVLP with M-Model Gravity Feed System. Enter to Win by Nov. 18, 2024

Lancaster, OhioThis dresser was a commission for a client who wanted to match an existing Shaker bed and side tables. Th...
11/10/2024

Lancaster, Ohio

This dresser was a commission for a client who wanted to match an existing Shaker bed and side tables. The design is based on the plans and techniques given in Tom McLaughlin’s article “Build a Shaker Chest of Drawers” (FWW #290). Jim tweaked the design a bit, and at the client’s request he added undermount soft-close drawer slides.

Cherry and soft maple, 21-3/8D x 40W x 40H

Photo: Chris Russell

From: https://www.finewoodworking.com/readerproject/2024/10/24/jim-murtha

Daniel ClayKnoxville, Tenn.This turned and chip-carved bud vase is part of a continuing exploration for Daniel in severa...
11/09/2024

Daniel Clay

Knoxville, Tenn.

This turned and chip-carved bud vase is part of a continuing exploration for Daniel in several areas, both technical and aesthetic: freehand chip carving, creating color gradients with traditional milk paint, and using materials typically associated with fine art, such as pastels, to apply color to carved surfaces. The petal-swarm pattern, which he uses in a lot of his work, is carved with no layout or advanced planning.

Basswood, 6 Dia. x 25-1/4H

From: https://www.finewoodworking.com/readerproject/2024/10/24/daniel-clay

Ryan WilsonKula, HawaiiOriginally from Vermont but having lived in Hawaii for the last 23 years, Ryan found himself back...
11/03/2024

Ryan Wilson

Kula, Hawaii

Originally from Vermont but having lived in Hawaii for the last 23 years, Ryan found himself back in Vermont attending the Vermont Woodworking School. He designed and built the “Pagoda Liquor Cabinet” as his second-semester project.

Quilted maple, walnut, and ebony 10D x 36W x 24H

Photo: Hel Hamilton

From: https://www.finewoodworking.com/readerproject/2024/10/24/ryan-wilson

Dan ChichesterFalmouth, Va.This Duncah Phyfe drop-leaf table started with Dan’s love affair with bubinga, a wood that, h...
11/02/2024

Dan Chichester

Falmouth, Va.

This Duncah Phyfe drop-leaf table started with Dan’s love affair with bubinga, a wood that, he says, “is as hard to carve as it is beautiful.” He was drawn to the design because of the reverse curve of the leg and the acanthus leaf carving.

Bubinga, curly maple, and sycamore, 23-1/2D x 37-1/2W x 29-1/8H

Photo: Kristin Masselman

From: https://www.finewoodworking.com/readerproject/2024/10/24/dan-chichester

Here are a few of the best new products we saw at the 2024 International Woodworking Fair, which was held August 6-9 at ...
10/30/2024

Here are a few of the best new products we saw at the 2024 International Woodworking Fair, which was held August 6-9 at the Georgia World Congress Center.

1. debuts Ultimax Ligno, featuring a proprietary blend of aluminum-oxide and self-sharpening ceramic abrasive grains adhered to a tough resin in little hourglass shapes, which present multiple cutting edges to the wood.

2. new Spider mobile bases feature self-adjusting casters and feet that keep machines level on uneven floors, and keep their work surfaces at a consistent height. The self-leveling wheels help prevent machines from tipping when moved, and a single foot pedal raises and lowers the feet easily.

3. The Power Jaw Clamp from has all the power of an F-style bar clamp, but in a compact shape that won’t put a long clamp bar in your way. The versatile clamp has a 2-in. capacity and a 3-in.-deep throat, as well as a large, ergonomic tightening k**b.

4. The Flush-Cutting Router Jig does just what its name suggests, with support wings that will surround inlays, pegs, and more, and a thick, machined aluminum plate that supports any router as it slides back and forth over the work area.

From: https://www.finewoodworking.com/2024/10/21/313-best-new-products-at-iwf-2024

Tomorrow at 7 P.M EST, join Deputy Editor John Binzen and Finewoodworking.com editors Ben Strano and Amanda Russell to f...
10/29/2024

Tomorrow at 7 P.M EST, join Deputy Editor John Binzen and Finewoodworking.com editors Ben Strano and Amanda Russell to flip through issue #314! Members have received an email invite to join our Zoom call, where we will be answering your woodworking questions, talk about the articles from this issue, and be giving away a special digital download. Hope to see you there!

Hugo Nakashima-Brown]Boston, Mass.This chair is based on a traditional Ming Chinese round-back chair. Hugo says, “It’s f...
10/27/2024

Hugo Nakashima-Brown]

Boston, Mass.

This chair is based on a traditional Ming Chinese round-back chair. Hugo says, “It’s full of complications in design and construction, especially when trying to find creative solutions to use power tools, where possible, to save on time.” The whole chair could be assembled without glue. Most of the final shaping was done by hand.

Cherry and ebonized poplar, 17-1/2D x 22W x 30H

xhttps://www.finewoodworking.com/readerproject/2024/10/24/hugo-nakashima-brown

Rex Hansen Boston, Mass.After observing Peter Follansbee demonstrate 17th-century relief carving, Rex chose a 17th-centu...
10/26/2024

Rex Hansen Boston, Mass.

After observing Peter Follansbee demonstrate 17th-century relief carving, Rex chose a 17th-century linen chest to determine if he was up to hand-carving the panels. His marigold and tulip-carved panels are similar to traditional carvings from 17th-century pieces.

White oak, Eastern red cedar, and lignum vitae

17D x 42W x 27H

Photo: Lance Patterson

From Issue #313: https://www.finewoodworking.com/readerproject/2024/10/24/rex-hansen

Amazing working with you Monaco Bowls!
10/24/2024

Amazing working with you Monaco Bowls!

Enter by November 18, 2024 ,for your chance to win The Fine Woodworking Fuji Spray Sweepstakes valued at $639. Includes:...
10/23/2024

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