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furniture maker. teacher. author of 52 Boxes in 52 Weeks, The Art of Kumiko, and Build Better Boxes.

Followers 135K

Engagement Rate 0.510%

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At some point you cut a pin too narrow and there’s a gap in your dovetails. I show how I repair this mistake over on my Substack today. Link in profile. The post is free for all to read.

How do you fix gaps like this one in your dovetails so that they look like perfect (swipe to see the after-fix photo). I explain how I do it over on my SubStack today. This post is free for all to re…

As I've developed as a furniture maker, three changes that I made to how I cut dovetails resulted in a vastly improved joints. Read about them over on my SubStack, A Furniture Maker's Life. Link in p…

Woodworkers can be over-the-top sentimental about their tools, especially hand tools. Sometimes I wonder if I could pare down my collection to just the few that are 100% necessary for what I make and…

These are some of my hand planes. I rarely ever use them. Wait...I think I sold the scrub plane. Maybe I should sell a few more. The jointer up top is actually a very early Stanley Bedrock 608, from …

I made this tiny turned box back in 2013 or 2014. The lid is the first time I used milk paint in my work. Today, I wrote about how I mix and apply milk paint over in my SubStack, A Furniture Maker's …

Grain matters. You can read how I perfect the flow of grain around all four corners on a mitered box over on my SubStack, A Furniture Maker's Life. Link in profile.

A recent student requested a post about all the squares I own, so I did just that on my SubStack, A Furniture Maker's Life. I explain how I use each one, and also mention what I do not like about the…

Is metric better than imperial for furniture making? Who cares they are both arbitrary languages used to make sense and describe the world. You can read about that and some other measurement related …

30 boxes x 4 sides per box = 120 sides x 2 joints per side = 240 joints. That’s a lot of joints.

Everyone loves dovetails, right? I do. But they also are given way too much attention and praise by woodworkers. I tried to provide some perspective on the joint today over on my SubStack. There’s a …

You can read about 5 tools I love (all handsaws) and 1 that I hate (it's a router bit) over on my SubStack. Link in profile. - I've owned these @lienielsentoolworks carcass saws for more than 15 year…

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