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Furniture Farm

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Ax handle stool

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In a dream workshop that blends into Pennsylvania farm country, Brad Smith turns out furniture using parts from farm tools. Check out the back cover from the Tools & Shops, Winter 2009/2010, issue of Fine Woodworking.

Design or Plan used: Brad Smith

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Table "Sand Hills"

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agphar writes: Enjoyed your slide presentation. It was very interesting how you have developed jigs for all the different projects. Thanks for sharing.
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