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I wanted to post a link to:
www.DoucetteAndWolfeFurniture.comThey have many videos showing how they construct furniture. I have been able to pick up a lot of details about cabinet making by watching them work. Just thought it might be helpful for others who are early in the learning curve as I am.
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Cool. Thanks for the link.
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Awesome craftsmanship/awesome tools.
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I have watched all their videos and they are well worth the time.
I am in love with the Shaker Chest of Drawers in Cherry. The lines of which inspired the build of this cabinet. My most recent work.
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Axehandle said:
I have watched all their videos and they are well worth the time.
I am in love with the Shaker Chest of Drawers in Cherry. The lines of which inspired the build of this cabinet. My most recent work.
I like that.
Are there drawers behind the doors?
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Thanks Lonnie,
Wow what traditional craftsmanship. I wish the videos weren't in fast forward
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Mark,
I stop and replay parts over and over when I'm watching. I'm slowly working on a night stand and wanted to know more about lapped dovetails and haunched tenons and the video on side tables showed everything I was looking for. You can see a lot by stopping the video and looking around.
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Nice video, I have never seen anyone make a stick of molding using carving chisels - I have trouble keeping the molding uniform from one end to the other using hollows and rounds.
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You can play them at 0.25 or 0.5 speed as well. The speed setting is under the gear or knob icon on the lower right.
