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make every piece of furniture from raw wood. I use time honored
techniques and joinery to accomplish this. There are also many
new and exciting ways to accomplish the same tasks. Some furniture
is so revealing that it requires there be no fasteners (nails,
screws) showing. For these instances, certain techniques (hidden
screws and hidden joints) and glue is what holds the piece together. |
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 ometimes,
many boards have to be joined to appear as one board. The reason
for this is simple - trees don't get that big. This process
is important because if the piece is to be stained, then the
goal is to have all boards match in grain pattern as well as
color. |
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it's in the details. In this piece, the edge of each drawer
was shaped to match the molding on the outside of the dresser.
This detail is not obvious until the drawer is opened. |
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is an example of a before and after photo. The drawer on the
left has been assembled, but is not finished. The drawer on
the right has been finished. You will notice the edges of the
drawer on the right have been smoothed over so as not to scrap
your hands on them or have your clothes catch the edges. This
was done on this piece as this is a baby's changing station. |
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this photo, you can see how the function has been integrated
with the aesthetics of the piece. This piece appears to have
2 tops. And, in fact, it does. The reason is that this piece
was designed for the wider top to be used as a baby changing
station, then removed when the child grows out of diapers |
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