Chairs

Amanda chats with Larissa Huff and Adrian Ferrazzutti, arguably two of the most creative woodworkers in our world. Both chat about boxes and prototypes, and their workflow. Mike and Ben answer a couple questions from our listeners, covering pinned tenons and creative solutions for eliminating tear out on the tablesaw.

Chris makes chairmaking approachable with a set of basic tools.

Beth Ireland's jig eliminates the need to make multiple angled drilling platforms for your drill press.

Kieran Kinsell makes curved and faceted stools and tables from logs harvested a few miles from his home in the Hudson valley of New York state.

Collin studied cabinetmaking and furniture making under Steve Latta and Rob Tobias at Thaddeus Stevens College in Lancaster, Pa. This project was inspired by Phil Lowe’s bookcase design and Steve…

The helix or spiral is abundant in nature but certainly less so in furniture design. Abraham was seduced by the idea of using straight sticks to produce spirals; or, rather…

Art Style and People’s Choice awards Throughout a statewide Texas power outage, a bluebird tapped daily on Wayne’s shop windows. The bird came back to the shop multiple times per…

This media console blends minimalist design with kumiko latticework. The lower section was designed to keep digital equipment out of sight while still allowing airflow. The playful drawers help break…

Sean spent almost a year working with the client to come up with the final design of these pieces. “It was a challenging project that was, at times, a process…

Neil made this table as a student in the Austin School of Furniture’s three-month Intensive Furniture Making Course. Aside from the general demilune form and certain elements of the joinery,…