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Doug Stowe
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Eureka Springs, Arkansas
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Eureka Springs artist Doug Stowe has made furniture and boxes from Arkansas hardwoods since 1976. He has written 5 woodworking books and numerous articles for Woodcraft, Fine Woodworking, and Woodwork Magazines. At Woodwork he has served as a contributing editor since 2002. He is the recipient of 2 golden Hammer Awards for best How-to writing in the home workshop market.
In 2001, in collaboration with Clear Spring School, Doug founded the Wisdom of the Hands Woodworking program for the purpose of illustrating the importance of the engagement of the hands in learning for all students.
Chris Pye Woodcarver
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I've been a professional woodcarver, author and teacher of woodcarving for nigh on 30 years, and am a member of the Master Carvers Association.
I bring my enthusiasm, experience and knowledge of carving to this website: helping you learn to carve, or develop good, competent woodcarving skills. I want to support your carving path and progress, and rejoice in the beautiful carvings you can create.
Hand Cut Dovetails
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Dale J. Horst
Lancaster county, PA
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Hand cut dovetail lessons on printed sheets for shop use.
Dr. Oud
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Dr Oud Press, P.O. Box 87392, Vancouver, WA 98687-7392
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This site is for oud builders, players and collectors interested in construction and repair of the oud.
Other writings:
The Oud Construction and Repair
Zoe Gertner - Professional Woodcarver & Tutor
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Puddleduck Farm, South Wonford, Holsworthy, Devon. EX22 7DR
Tel: 01409 261648
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A professional woodcarver and sculptor since 1980, Zoe is experienced in all aspects of wood carving and wood sculpture, including relief carving, lettering, fairground and carousel work.
Abbots Living Wood
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Abbotts Living Wood Ltd Bishops Frome - Worcester - WR6 5AS - Tel: 01531 640005
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Mike Abbott spent most of his childhood playing in the woods around his home near Bristol. After graduating with a degree in combined science, he returned to the countryside with a variety of jobs in amenity horticulture. While attending a course in arboriculture in 1976, Mike discovered Herbert Edlin’s inspiring book Woodland Crafts in Britain. From this he made his first pole-lathe and set about rediscovering the skills that had been all but lost. Two years later he undertook a course in recreation management which included a study of the recreational potential of small woodlands. Here he developed the concept of the ‘Living Wood’; no longer just a haunt for pheasants and wildlife but an environment where people could re-establish their contact with the natural world.
Robin Wood
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Robin Wood,
Right Hand Police House
Lane Head Green, Edale
Hope Valley S33 7ZA, UK
Tel. +44 (0)1433 670321
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Robin Wood is an internationally respected woodturner and spooncarver. He was introduced to traditional woodland crafts whilst working as a National Trust forester clearing and replanting woodlands in Kent after the 1987 storm.
Other writings:
Hendrik Varju's Passion for Wood
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RR#2 Acton,
Ontario, Canada
L7J 2L8
(519) 853-2027
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My primary mission is to provide discriminating consumers with wooden furniture and decorating accessories of unsurpassed quality, and to do so with honesty, integrity and professionalism. Superior service is my specialty.
One of my secondary goals is to share my knowledge with others so that they can embrace and enjoy this very rewarding and creative craft.
Stephen A. Shepherd
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Stephen Shepherd
974 East 2100 South #3
Salt Lake City, Utah 84106
(801) 455-8659
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We launched our web site in 1999 where we sell Moses T’s All Natural Wood Care Products, provide historical information and offer publications and plans about traditional woodworking. I think that the Internet will revolutionize how we do woodworking and how we will record (& make) history.
Other writings:
Check out this link to find the following writings:
www.fullchisel.com/publications.htm
1805 Turning Bench (Treadle lathe) - ©1985 Complete construction plans with parts list and material requirements - 8 sheets, 11" by 17" plus 4 pages of instructions
Take It Out - A guide to screw (& nail) removal, 20 pages, punched for 3 ring binder, 144 illustrations
Traditional Equivalents - Hundreds of ancient, archaic and arcane terms and their modern counterparts, 11 pages, punched for 3 ring binder
Guide to Furniture Hardware Casting - ©1989 - A guide for making molds and casting serviceable, impossible to replace, hardware from tin with simple tools, materials and techniques, 36 pages, punched for 3 ring binder, 113 illustrations
French Polish - Reveals the secrets for this impressive traditional shellac finish
Half Mortice Locks - Illustrations of half mortice locks used in 18th and 19th century furniture
Ormolu - A guide to gilded brass hardware
David Finck
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161 Hickory Trail
Banner Elk, NC 28604
(828) 963-6504
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For the past 19 years, I've taught a variety of workshops on fine woodworking at craft centers, schools and universities all over the country. I've hope to pass on the skills, philosophy, and perhaps, some of the inspiration I acquired while studying with James Krenov at the College of the Redwoods.