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Don Weber is a woodworker and furniture restorer with over twenty-five years experience in furniture making, repair and restoration. He has been building English regional-style (Windsor) furniture for the last fifteen years. As a member of the Society of Workers in Early Arts & Trades and the Association of Pole Lathe Turners, he has endeavored to keep the Early Woodland Crafts alive through teaching and demonstrating.

Kandi boxes

Containing various and useful information on medieval and Renaissance woodworking, furniture, material culture, and re-enactment.

This site is dedicated to our use of the art and craft of green woodworking.

John Reed Fox has been designing and building fine furniture and accessories since 1979. His "one of a kind" and limited edition pieces have been exhibited at national juried craft fairs, invitational shows and galleries. Japanese houseware and architectural design is the major influence in his effort to create functional, decorative and elegant furniture.

The look of tool chests can tell us much about workers and workplaces. While their purpose is to organize, carry, and protect tools, these chests also suggest what workers think of themselves and how society measures the value of their work.

Gary Rogowski is the director of The Northwest Woodworking Studio, the center for tradition based woodworking classes in the Pacific Northwest. The Northwest Woodworking Studio is dedicated to teaching the art and the craft of woodworking. We welcome people of all abilities and backgrounds to come and use their hands and eyes and hearts in one of our most basic pursuits: building.

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.

Maker of Infill Planes, Project Plane Irons, and Lever Cap Assemblies