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Carved Fans: Frame for a Dancer
Those of you who follow my work know that I’m often inspired to create a frame when I go into Diane’s studio and see a work in progress. Well, recently I saw a dancer that she was painting and immediately … Continue reading
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Tagged 1/4"bead, Basswood, Carving, closedcornerframes, closedcornerpictureframe, custom picture frame, Diane Eugster art, fandesign, frame#273, handcarved, Osmo Polyx, plowplane, RMPfinishes, tray dividers, WoodworksbyJohn
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Cutting Coves on Table Saw
Cutting coves seems like a job more suited to a shaper or perhaps a very large router. However; did you know your table saw is a great tool for this purpose? When building a piece of furniture you won’t find … Continue reading
Wood or Plastic: What’s your Choice?
I’m sure I’m not the only woodworker who enjoys creating something that’s relatively simple and challenging that will serve a purpose. I love the challenge of making furniture and picture frames but this had some techniques not usually used and … Continue reading
Two Frames: #270 & #271
Things have been somewhat disorganized in the shop lately! I needed to replicate a previous frame (#256) to send to Diane’s gallery in Carmel to replace a painting sold there, somewhat confusing but it involved a commission Diane received through … Continue reading
Have you missed me? I’m Back!
Due to some technological mishaps my blog has been “incognito” for the last 3-4 weeks! I didn’t realize it until a couple of my followers told me about it. The problem was with my domain registry but happy to say … Continue reading
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Danish Loveseat Finished
Here we have the results of my latest challenge; the loveseat is in the room! It’s been over a month of work to meet this challenge but well worth it. The entrance to this room is such that it wasn’t … Continue reading
Danish Loveseat: Part 3
Backrest and Seat In my last post the parts and pieces were completed for the seat frame and the backrest. Since that time the slats were finished (Osmo 3043 using Mirlon abrasive pads). The top and bottom rails were finished … Continue reading
Danish Loveseat: Part 2
Now that the knockdown fittings are in place I’ll turn my attention to the seat and back assemblies. The seat assembly is made of 1″ x 2 5/8″ pieces of Birch and joined with mortise and tenons. The seat is … Continue reading
Danish Inspired Loveseat
I’m not so sure I like the term “loveseat” but that seems to be the proper name for a small couch/sofa built for two people so that’s what I’ll go with! If you’re a follower of my work you may … Continue reading
Crazy Challenge: Hexagon Box with Hinged Lid!
Beginnings — it started out easy enough but that soon changed! I decided to see if I could construct a hexagon box that had a hinged lid. Why, just because I’d never done it or see it done! I wanted … Continue reading