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Pauduk maloof inspired rocker
Jan 7, 20132 comments
After two years of exposure to ultraviolet rays you can see how much change occurs in color to the surface of pauduk.
Roubo style workbench
Jan 7, 20131 comment
Built of walnut and European beech my roubo style workbench is my most prized woodworking tool in the shop. Incredibly strong and durable. Completed with benchcrafted vises ( a bit pricy but worth...
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Recent comments
Re: Pauduk maloof inspired rocker
Thank you very much. This build took aprox. 120 hrs to complete. A bit of a long time for this chair I admit but it's not the most pleasent material to work with. I agree the aging of pauduk is very interesting. I like how it shows the characteristics of wood, the fact that its a finished product dosn't matter, that piece of furniture is continuiously changing throughout the remainder of its lifetime.
posted: 9:44 pm on January 15th