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   johnhardy | Jan 30, 2003 08:33pm | #1

   One place you'd undoubtedly find interesting is Berkeley Mills. They make fine furniture and are located (in all places) Berkeley. I absolutely love their Arts & Crafts furniture. To see some samples of their work look at http://www.berkeleymills.com. I don't think they'd let you in the shop, but the furniture is exquisite and the showroom is where they make the furniture ... it's an extremely large building.

   John

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   Jamie_Buxton | Jan 31, 2003 02:01am | #2

   Check the Resources page on the Bay Area Woodworkers Association site (http://www.geocities.com/bawanewsletter/index.html).   There are a bunch of places you might want to visit.  

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   davamoore | Jan 31, 2003 02:11am | #4

   Thanks John and Jamie... I'll check out both sites.

   Jeff, thanks to you, too -- we posted at virtually the same time!

   David

   "The world that was not made is not won by what is done" -- Mundaka Upanishad

   Edited 1/30/2003 6:12:44 PM ET by davamoore

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   floman47 | Jan 31, 2003 02:10am | #3

   You can go to Japan Woodworker.

   http://www.japanwoodworker.com/

   Jeff in so cal

   77 f---49% 

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   jgaiennie | Jan 31, 2003 02:31am | #5

   David,

   I've admired this guys works on the net.  Spoke with him via e-mail a time or two quite a while back and thought next time I was in that area I'd like to see it in person.  Perhaps you'll find it worth the effort.  He had some of his work on display in a San Francisco gallery at the time.

   http://www.mendocinowoodworking.com/JamesBowie/

   jdg

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   davamoore | Jan 31, 2003 02:50am | #6

   jdg, thanks.

   David"The world that was not made is not won by what is done" -- Mundaka Upanishad