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Jack Loganbill, of Jack's Wood'N Things has a gret web page with lot and lots of stuff to read and do. Like me, it appears that Jack has the gift of gab, and his writing shows it. I think that's great! :-) Jack has info on projects he's working on. He has instructions for building your own panel cutting table, a link for free clock faces, and a whole slew of tool reviews that should interest anyone! (It was because of Jack's article on the 24" Leigh Dovetail Jig - of which one I own - that I decided to purchase the Porter Cable Half Blind Dovetail Jig!). Jack also has a nice drawing of his shop layout and a picture of it. You're gonna drool when you see the double table saws and common outfeed table set up! Nice work, Jack, for creating a site all woodworkers will enjoy!

Jeff Trapp, rated "One of America's 200 Best Craftsmen" by Early American Homes Magazine, has a site featuring his magically crafted Jeff Trapp Windsors. Jeff is a one man chairmaking shop in Madison, Wisconsin and creates each chair by hand - starting with selecting and felling the tree each will be made from! Wow! Jeff is an expert at the 300 year history of chair making and even offers one-on-one classes in Windsor construction and technique.

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Daniel's Furniture Shop designs and constructs asian influenced custom furniture, lamps, and other pieces. Using a well balanced blend of shapes and materials to produce his designs, Daniel has captured the essence of asian art.

T & D Wood Replicas makes those wonderful hand-crafted wooden replicas of all types of vehicles. Made from all hardwoods including some rare and exotic woods in 1/18th to 1/16th scale, these aren't just toys!

Hamilton/Roberts Designs has a home page which features their production of wooden containers of various configurations. You'll be amazed at what can be accomplished with wood! This is some of the finest craftsmanship I have seen.

Arizona Specialty Woodcrafts is a home-based, husband-and-wife team offering unfinished woodcrafts and woodworking products to crafters and individuals who like to paint and finish their own craft projects. Everything is hand-crafted by them in their Arizona shop. Visitors can also find tools, hardware, craft books and other arts and crafts supplies at the site. Theirr most popular hand crafted products are the unfinished custom wooden boxes they make. They allow the potential client to fill out an online form requesting detailed specifications for a box, then they build to youe specifications! Their Custom Mantles are very popular as well as their Redwood Birdhouse Condos. Take a trip via your browser to Arizona today!

Michael Brown, Chairmaker, builds contemporary handmade windsor chairs based on the early eighteenth century designs before the advent of lathe turnings. Michael also features a selection of eclectic studio furniture emphasising grain and colour, and bandsawn boxes.

Andrew Crawford - Fine Decorative Boxes. Andrew's site is devoted to the finest quality boxes & cases of all sorts. Individually designed & made to customers exact requirements. Choose online from a range of immediately available gifts and much more.

Lethenty Mill Furniture is a small family owned business based in the North East of Scotland, which specialises in the design and manufacture of kitchens and furniture made from locally grown hardwoods. They have 22 years experience in the woodworking industry and with this in mind, have recently set up a new web site which aims to provide a variety of woods, tools, finishes, books and general advice for woodworkers.

Jim Barry, of Gander, Newfoundland CANADA, is the Woodchuck Canuck. Jim offers a look at some of his projects, and other interests.

B.H. Davis Company is a small manufacturer of curved mouldings and other radius millwork, producing up to 1200 curved pieces per year. You will see some examples of this extraordinary work at their website.

Alexander Formintsev, of Russia, hand crafts the most magnificent automobiles, motorcycles, and airplanes you have ever seen! He sells his models, or you can purchase plans and make your own. If you're not interested in that, at least stop by his page and see the beautiful models!

Jace Designs is an online gallery of fine woodworking, including jewelry boxes, keepsake boxes, humidors, turned bowls and clocks. Additionally, they fabricate unique Bronze Art Cast Inlays, translating virtually any image or words into a relief sculpture which then adorns their boxes. This site features some outstanding craftsmanship, and if you're not looking to buy, you can at least stop by to see how wood and metal can be blended into something greater than the sum of its parts.

The Woodwright Toy Gallery, owned and operated by Gordon and Irene Wright, is located in the picturesque South shore of Nova Scotia, Canada. The Wrights make wonderfully handcrafted toys, including cars, trucks, airplanes, and much more. Visit their well designed site and check out their "Toys and crafts for display...or play."

Thomas R Plamann has a site that features some pretty cool stuff. First of all, Tom does mostly high-end woodworking, such as stairways; check out the picture of the one he has on his front page. Amazing! He also has some woodworking tips, several pages on what he does in his shop (all perfectly legal from what I can tell), and some other odds and ends lightly sprinkled with his own brand of humor. Nice site to spend some time crawling around.

Kelley Cabinets, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is owned by Steve Kelley, a master cabinetmaker with over 20 years experience. Steve designs & handcrafts all types of traditional hardwood "built-in" custom cabinetry.

Old Colonial Woodcrafts, of Massachusetts, specializes in handcrafted wood products. Their company has been a family business for five generations and continues with the excellence afforded with new techniques and materials. They feature custom design of high end units as well as the popular "refacing" to give a kitchen a new look. Installation of purchased box units is also available, all with the same care and quality of workmanship.

A Touch of Country Furniture, a small custom furniture manufacturing company located in Boise, Idaho, features all kinds of custom work - everything from the finest high end quality pieces to the more rustic and simple ones. They have an award winning carver, several custom builders, and a hand-craft log builder on our crew - along with the very finest finishing capabilities - all at your service.

Chadima Furniture and Restoration, located in Cedar Rapids, Iowa since 1982, is a full-service woodworking company. They are experts in refinishing and restoration of all types of wood furniture and fixtures, as well as custom built furniture and cabinets, fireplace mantels and surrounds, and custom kitchen re-facing for both residential and commercial customers.

Darrell Peart, Furnituremaker, specializes in Arts & Crafts style furniture and has an affinity too for some Japanese stylings. Check out his page (he has a really cool slide show with some of his work right on the fron page) and enjoy the show!

Noland Woodworking, featuring the craftsmanship of Eddie Noland, of Tipton, Missouri, is now online. You'll find information on all of Eddie's specialties, including Custom Cabinetry, Antique Reproduction, Glass & Mirror Etching, Intarsia, Fine Woodworking, Fine Furniture Repair, and Custom Wood Turning & Fabrication.

Natural Tree Furniture ~, "Balancing Nature with Creative Imagination!" Reclaimed, naturally felled trees and branches handcrafted by artisan Ray Smith. Environmentally Responsible Designs ~ Specializing in Cat Tree Furniture. Free form Stick and Twig furnishings for your home, office, cabin or wherever you'd like to display these works of art. Kiln dried using mortise and tenon joinery guarantees quality and integrity with each unique TREE. Custom orders welcomed.

And I thought I was a busy guy! Jim Rubino, of Obernburg, NY has two businesses, and subsequently two Web sites to maintain: First is Windsor StudioFine Jointery Workshops is an educational woodworking program nestled in the beautiful Catskill Mountains of New York. They offer workshops for the novice to the intermediate woodworker. Classes are limited to three persons to insure quality one-on-one instruction. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us Jim! where Jim hand-crafts Windsor Chairs and fine 18th Century reproduction furniture. He uses traditional joinery and often uses period tools to produce these fine pieces. And his other business,

Carleton Woodworking makes custom fine furniture, cabinetry, and woodturnings. Located in Brooklyn, NY, owner Kim Carleton Graves is becoming well known in woodworking circles. He's published an article in Fine Woodworking MagazineTaunton Press due out in the Spring of 2002 entitled "Dining Tables". Part of Taunton's "Master Craftsman" series, "Dining Tables" will feature the construction of 10 different tables in a variety of styles. Kim is well known for his design excellence, craftsmanship and exemplary customer service. (#142: "Duplicating Spindles by Hand") and is working on a book for the

Rogue River Studios specializes in lighting that captures the Arts and Crafts sense of aesthetics and craftsmanship. Each lamp is hand-crafted, one at a time. They feature hand-rolled art glass set in wood shades to create a warm and soothing light. And a deep, rich hand-rubbed finish is applied to enhance the wood's natural beauty. RRS also features examples of reproduction Federal period furniture, 1790-1830. This is perhaps historically the apex of the American furniture artisan. So come on in, and see what these folks are about.

Living Tree Woodworking, Inc., an environmentally sensitive woodworking company with 18 years of experience serving discriminating clients who require the finest in workmanship. And that workmanship comes from Nicholas Brown III, master furnituremaker. Living Tree can provide architectural millwork, any requested moulding, windows, doors, stairs, custom furniture, fine cabinetry, veneering, and fine finishing.

Steve Maskery, a woodworker from the UK, has a nice site with a gallery of his projects, and something you'll probably want to have - for FREE!! Steve has put together an Excel spreadsheet for calculating compound miter cuts for any angle of tilt and any number of sides. This neat little tool is bound to come in handy! Thanks Steve!

This link is a little different that most we have for furniture makers, but you've got to check out what Daniel Barrett is doing with - not wood - iron! Barrett Ironworks Ltd. has original designs in wrought iron beds, hat-coat and pot racks, wine racks, tables, bar stools, mirrors, shelves, room dividers, gates, sculpture, and more. You won't find better wrought iron at any price.

Not a commercial site, not trying to sell anything at all, just showing some of the wonderful work this craftsman from Sweden has made, take a few moments to relax and look at The Woodworks of Sven Axel

Douglas Grant Vincent Fine Furniture & Design, located in Portland, Oregon, offers a quality selection of custom chairs and signature pieces. As the designer and fabricator of fine furniture and cabinetry using superior woods and veneer, Doug's work stands out in the small shop woodworking community.

Jim's Woodworking, of Milton, WI, designs and builds hand-crafted, custom furniture that fits your specific needs. Have an idea for your home, but not sure who to call or how to handle it? How about indoor/outdoor furniture, a desk, a display cabinet or an unusual project? Jim will build and design what you need for the space you have. With a custom design to fit your needs you can have the product you want, instead of settling for trying to make a mass-produced item do the job. See some of his work and read his customer of the month showcase. You could be the next!

FunctionalArts.com is a privately owned Vermont Company committed to providing customers with the largest selection of handcrafted fine furniture and accessories available. They feel that craftsmanship, style and quality are the most important elements in buying a piece of furniture. With this in mind they have invited some of the finest artist from across the country to represent these ideals. FunctionalArts.com works to create an environment where the best craftspeople can do outstanding work without having to worry about marketing and sales. They have established a marketplace were the consumer benefits from an interactive learning environment made possible through partnerships with leading experts in the field. FunctionalArts.com gives the consumer access to a variety of tools compiled to help them make an educated buying decision: a glossary of furniture and design terms, interior design advice provided by their affiliated interior designer, Fina Johnson, a wood and stain reference tool provided by Minwax®, and "Ask the Expert" advice. FunctionalArts.com is a place where the best artists have the freedom to create pieces that they want and the customer can find furniture they are looking for.

Casey Design, a custom woodworking business operated by Steve Casey, specializes in home theater and entertainment center cabinetry. Steve is a hands on designer/craftsman with over twenty-two years experience designing and fabricating custom wood projects. Casey also provides a full range of custom woodwork including; fine custom furniture and cabinets, original art, art furniture and custom millwork. Examples of past projects are available in each of the galleries at his site as well.

Roy Mrock, owner and chief craftsman of Creative Woodworking, of Spruce Pine, AL, makes Custom Hand-Made Alabama Mountain Oak Swings. Roy is the third generation of this old-world art and continues to make the finest swings you'll find anywhere except perhaps my grandfather's porch!

RJ Spomer, owner of RJ Fine Woodworking, of Memphis, TN, has a great site where you can view his work and see pictures of his shop, and a list of the tools he has in it. (I love to see what the other guy has!) Also, of great interest to many of you, RJ was not satisfied with the ww magazine indexes available on the Web so, by golly, he went out and made one himself! And it is an excellent site where you can search your favorite magazine indexes by keyword. Click here to go to his index search page.

The Australian Wood Art Gallery features some of the most stunning pieces I have ever seen! With their philosophy: show off the natural beauty of the wood, preserve this rare and precious resource in unique and functional pieces, continually evolve design challenges, and to receive and give joy in this pursuit, I'd say these artists have reached their Nirvana. They accept personal, corporate and investment commissions and welcome each new challenge.

Robert M. Gasperetti: Furniture Maker of Danby, Vermont, has been handcrafting quality made furniture since 1979. Unlike mass produced and limited production furniture, Robert's pieces are one of a kind, made precisely to suit the clients' needs. Working with mostly the Shaker style and Arts & Crafts style, Robert certainly appears to have the magic touch! Visit his site (also finely crafted!) to learn more about Robert and the beauty of custom furniture.

Stephen Maclean, of Australia, has a neat site for his Sculptables company. Sculptables creates beautiful furniture made from a single piece of wood from the trees cut in his area. To be honest, I don't know whether to call Stephen an Artist or a Furniture Maker! But whatever the case, he is a fine craftsman who is doing a wonderful thing in preserving these precious trees that must be removed for the ever expanding urban development of rural Australia.

J. Miller Handcrafted Furniture is a site where you can view images of some of the beautifully crafted furniture of J. Miller. See something you like, you can also buy it. But best of all, J. Miller offers a comprehensive selection of woodworking classes, including: Table Making, Slat-back chair construction, dovetails, mortice and tenon, and router master and table saw master classes. All the classes are resonably priced and appear to be very well assembled to help make you a master woodworker!

Bill Russell Studio, specializes in hand-painted finishes for furniture, accessories and architectural detail. They can provide custom designed finishes for old or new objects. Both water and oil based techniques are available for glazing, graining, marbling, leafing, crackling and patinating. They also offer custom color matching services which along with the above techniques, can create anything from a traditional to an ultra-contemporary look. Folks, you can't do in your garage what Bill's people can do! :-)

Der Holtzmacher, Ltd. (The Woodworker) specializes in custom designed furniture and cabinetry, liturgical furnishings, interior and exterior wood doors, and historical replication and restoration. They will work from your designs or they will custom design to your specifications.

Specializing in the design and production of hand made, original lighting crafted from a unique selection of coastal British Columbia indigenous woods, copper, art glass and...passion, the work of Graham H. Gregory Design Ltd., is inspired by the Prairie school of American architecture with some Japanese influences.

Called "a first-rate artist" by The New York Times and creator of "the furniture of dreams" by The Designer, George Berry has also received glowing reviews in The Atlanta Journal, Atlanta Magazine, Southern Homes, Craft Horizons, Modern Style and Fine Woodworking Magazine. World famous architect Richard Meier said Berry designed and built "the handsomest cabinets I have ever seen." Check out the home page of this marvelous craftsman!

Stacy's Custom Woodworking features Handcrafted Gifts & Personal Heirlooms, including Humidors, Music Boxes, Hope Chests and some really nice turnings.

D. Andrew Kates, Cabinetmaker, is a builder of fine handmade furniture. Specializing in primitive, Shaker, Queen Anne, and related furniture from the 18th & 19th century, with the occasional Windsor chair and Mission piece thrown in, all his furniture is hand made and available in a variety of woods and finishes.

Mark Grealy, owner of Custom Quality Designs, specializes in Arts and Crafts style projects. Mark has been developing his woodworking abilities for over 25 years. This, along with being a qualified journeyman in bench work and jointery has resulted in a creative, unique and high quality portfolio including traditional and modern designs along with his Arts and Crafts pieces.

Michael Byck, Designer/Craftsman, shows us a selection of his work. Beautifully designed furniture with a master craftsman's touch for sure!

Interested in buying quality made Windsor Chairs, Tavern Tables, or other Reproduction Furniture from a truly talented woodworking artist? The Chairwright is the place to go. Their Windsor chairs are handmade using 18th century tools and techniques. They make bow back, comb back, and continuous arm Windsor chairs. They also make a continuous arm Windsor youth chair and Windsor style cradle. Their furniture collection includes tavern tables with company boards, colonial corner cabinets, and hope chests made with the same craftmanship and quality that goes into all their beautifully crafted furniture.

Jeffrey Hayes, Ltd offers custom fine woodworking, original furniture design, craftsmanship, quality veneer work, and more from his woodworking studio in Des Moines, Iowa. Browse his site to learn about his company and to view pictures of his work- bookcases, buffets, cabinets, chests, clocks, desks, entertainment centers, end tables, and hall tables. Jeff has some spectacular, non-traditional pieces that resemble art more than anything; I like his refreshing style a lot as I'm sure you will too!

The J. A. Thurston Company is a specialty wood manufacturer featuring solid New England hardwood products including dowels & dowel rod, glue pins, and turnings of every kind. They also manufacture their own line of chairs, bar stools and kitchen accessories, and all of this is available from their Web site.

Robert Spangler, Furniture Maker combines classical American furniture design with that of Asian furniture and his own sense of style to create, what I think you'll agree, is an exceptional style that only the finest craftsman could create. Take a look at his featured items and tell your friends you know where they can get that piece of classical American art they've been searching for!

Windwood Custom Woodworking is a small shop owned by Rick Hartigan of Cincinnati, Ohio. He has images of many of his large furniture pieces and, from the looks of the photos, he is an extraordinary craftsman.

Craftsman Design & Consulting is owned and operated by Robin Kirk, Custom Woodworker, specializing in Architectural, Ornamental, and traditional Woodworking in Redding, CA.

The Craftguild Artisan Portfolios -- "Where Buyers & Makers of Fine Craft Meet"

Swartzendruber Hardwood Creations produces handcrafted custom furniture, each piece made one at a time by one of ten master craftsmen. They maintain an extensive site of Prairie style furniture inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright. Beautiful furniture is all I can say!

Michael Mueller, Cabinetmaker, specializes in cigar humidors. Check out examples of his work.

Bonaventure Furniture features several lines of handsome and unique furnishings.

Ted Whittenkraus has developed a new site called CustomMade.com. This site is intended to "Help people who need woodworkers find woodworkers who need people." If you are someone looking for a furniture maker to build your custom project this is a good resource to start with.

For the past ten years River Bend Turnings has been producing quality custom wood turnings. Check out their page to see what supplies and services they offer.

Richard Dininny, Cabinetmaker has been building meticulously handcrafted fine furniture for 30 years. Check out his page and take a look at the images of his Chippendale and Queen Anne period pieces.

WorkingBetter.com is committed to serving the needs of woodworkers and those who appreciate fine wood furniture and cabinetry. WorkingBetter.com caters to customers who are seeking one-of-a-kind custom furniture, and for those interested in research and development of new software products for the home and small business woodworker.

Check out the page of Sal Maccarone, a woodworker and artist with a degree in sculpture from San Jose State University in California. Twenty-five years in the business of making furniture, fixtures, built-ins, and sculpture for both commercial and private concerns. Also an expert on woodworking power tools, and the author of "Tune up your tools" a workshop maintenance and safety handbook. A teacher, Sal makes himself available for woodworking seminars and classes. His Woodwork & Design Studio is located in Port Townsend, Washington.

Internet Woodworking receives a lot of requests for information about Stickely furniture. L. & J.G. Stickely Inc. has a new web page that focuses on the historic quality of their Arts & Crafts designed furniture. You won't get any plans from this site but there is a section on construction features that includes nice drawings of joints and other details.

David H. Geyer - Woodworker, has a new page with images of some of his small to medium sized pieces of exceptionally high (heirloom) quality. Ordering information is available at his site.

Peter Lowe, Fine Wood Sculptor and Woodturner has a new page in Australia which features some of his beautifully crafted pieces. I really like his taste in web page colors too!

Steve Postma, Furnituremaker and Design Unbelievable craftsmanship makes Steve's work more like art than furniture!

If you are thinking about changing the look of your kitchen cabinets, be it building new ones or simply remodling or repainting the existing ones. Or if you are interested in opening your own cabinet shop, Rideau Cabinets of Russell, Ontario, Canada, has a new book written by their own Danny Proulx on the subject. They also offer FREE ADVICE!

Take a look at the fine pieces in the Gallery of Work of John Hein, Studio Furnituremaker.

Miscellaneous Listings

If you are professional refinisher, you'll want to check out the Professional Refinishers E-mail Group. In its third year, this is a moderated e-mail exchange for very professional finishers. Yearly dues required after a 30 day free trial.

"Very highly recommended if you are serious about finishing."
-- Jeff Jewitt

Author/members include Jeff Jewitt, Bob Flexner and Don Williams (Smithsonian). Commercial/members include Besway Systems, Benco Sales, Hood Finishing, woodfinishingsupplies.com, Homestead Finishing Products, Golden Artist Colors, LIBERON/Star Wood Finish Supply, Mohawk Finishes, Bloxygen, and Seneca Research. Wow! That is some list of industry heavies!

Old World Millworks of Maple Park, IL, is a leading manufacturer of custom wooden staircases. At Old World Millworks, they're big enough to handle your larger orders but small enough to have a hands-on approach to quality control. And their central location is ideal for buying the best lumber available and delivering it when finished to any part of the country when you need it.

Ben Jones' American Scrollsaw is the premier site for scrollsawing information, patterns, and cutouts.

The Accents Home Page offers woodworking patterns for sale as well as many other fun projects that are being constantly updated.

Featuring a nice selection of bird-houses and accessories and other outdoor products, J & J Woodcrafters of Byron, Georgia, has a new site with an online order form.

The Toybox, owned by Tom and Debbie Dowling, makes toys from domestic and imported hardwoods, suitable for galleries and children of all ages. The site currently shows only a few of their toys, but will be expanding in the future. Better check them out soon because Christmas is just around the corner!

 
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