Easy One Day Build || Custom White Oak Bar Tables
Easy One Day Build || Custom White Oak Bar Tables
Learn about hardwoods, softwoods, grain patterns, and the characteristics that influence how different woods look and work.
Easy One Day Build || Custom White Oak Bar Tables
Turning a Maple Burl Tree into a Sculpture for a Client in NYC #woodartist #tools #construction
Modular Dining Tables Made From a 16 Foot Slab Of Claro Walnut #construction #resturant #furniture
June is here and the birds and flowers are bursting with enthusiasm. I’m mostly making final preparations for my upcoming shrink pot and lettering class at Pete Galbert’s, but I wanted to take a moment to post this bowl that … Continue reading →
Black walnut, white oak, black cherry, sugar maple, American sycamore — a field guide to the five hardwoods of Knox County, Ohio, and what each one teaches a maker working out of a barn in Mount Vernon.
It stopped raining long enough yesterday for me to hack away at a cherry log in preparation for my demonstration/presentation at the Hand Tool Haven event. Early tomorrow morning, I’ll drive the mere 50 miles to Butler, PA with some … Continue reading →
After the relative stillness of winter, everything seems to be in motion now. The spring rains have encouraged the creek to dance to the white-throated sparrow’s tune. Emerging leaves are being introduced to wind. Even when the air is still, … Continue reading →
Follow a single black walnut from a Knox County backyard to a finished bowl. How wood drying, rough turning, and finishing work — and why good bowls take 12 to 18 months.
These three shrink pots and a bowl were all made from trees/branches that fell in the woods around the house. 1: 6″ high x 3 3/8″. Cherry with subtly faceted surface. The rabbeted lid is from a chunk of oak … Continue reading →