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Queen Anne Chair Construction –
FIG. 1. TYPICAL CHAIR OF THE PERIOD, WITH SHAPED SEAT. This particular chair was made by the halved method given at D, Fig. 2. This is an excerpt from “The Woodworker: The Charles H. Hayward Years: Volume IV” published by Lost Art Press. Most readers know that the vast majority of chairs are made by tenoning (and sometimes…
Letterpress Posters Now Available –
You can order the letterpress posters featuring plans for “The Anarchist’s Tool Chest” from our store for $20 – all orders include free domestic shipping. Visit our store here to order. The 18″ x 24″ poster was printed in dark blue on heavy #100 paper by Steamwhistle Letterpress of Newport, Ky. on a Vandercook 425…
Pleasant Trees or Pleasantries? –
A stupid word game I play with myself on my morning walks. Miss Trees or MysteriesCasualties or Casual TreesPoultry or Pole TreeInfantries or Infant TreesPoetry or Poet TreeToiletries or Toilet TreesHis tree or History Share this: Print Email Facebook Tumblr Pinterest Twitter Like this: Like Loading…
Full-size Leather Lips for Your Stool –
The leather “lips” for the seat on the stool in “Campaign Furniture” have stymied a few readers. Their exact shape isn’t critical, but I should have provided a gridded diagram to make things easier. Reader Glenn Frazee has made it super-easy to cut out your leather lips. He generated the following full-size pattern in pdf…