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Greenwood Fest Instructor: Roy Underhill

January 4, 2017 pfollansbee UncategorizedFollansbee, green woodworking, Greenwood Fest 2017, Plymouth CRAFT, Roy Underhill

Registration opens this morning at 10 am eastern time. http://www.greenwoodfest.org/

as for instructor profile – this one should just be two words:

Roy Underhill

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admiralbumblebee says:

January 4, 2017 at 5:32 pm

I enjoy the disguise applied to Mr. Black. Well done good sir.

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Clay says:

January 12, 2017 at 11:41 pm

where is there one close to Maine
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I stood as still as him for 30 minutes to get this strike. Couldn’t get to a real camera because it was near a window near the heron.

The heron came in hunting chipmunks yesterday, but was hidden behind a tree. I got the approach though. What a treat to see up close, I can never get near them otherwise.

My joined chest with a drawer thus far. This is the one I’m shooting as a video series. I carved 3 of the panels so far - and began editing the video. I’m carving the 4th when I know what shots/angles/details I need to capture to get the video just right. These carvings are the first I learned about 1989. The lunettes in the top rail and the panels are featured in my book Joiner’s Work, but this video will be the first time I’ve carved the panels on camera. To break up the tedium of sitting at the computer all morning, I went out & beveled the first two panels and stuck them in the frame. Safest place for them once they’re beveled. Left sitting around they can easily get damaged, but in the frame they’re protected. I expect I’ll carve the last one tomorrow.

Joinery’s done. Next up is paneling. #peterfollansbee #joinedchest #oakfurniture #carvedoak

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I've been writing this blog since 2008. It is about a few things; my specialty in reproductions of 17th-century oak furniture, the use of hand woodworking tools, carving wooden spoons & bowls – and other pursuits involving hardwoods “riven” or split from a log. I first began learning these techniques in 1978. The blog tells the whole story, just not in any logical order. Delve in, search around. Lots to see here. Thanks - PF All material © Peter Follansbee, 2008-2020

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