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White Ash Bench

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Woodworker: Jim Hoyne

A former physician, Jim Hoyne decided to pursue a second career as a furniture maker and enrolled in Gary Rogowski's distance mastery program. He built this bench during his first year, using white ash and ebony inlay and wedges to create the Arts and Crafts-inspired piece. Hoyne finished the bench with shellac and wax.

Photos: Jim Hoyne

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posted in: Reader's Gallery, arts and crafts, ash, shellac, ebony, wax

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