The American Peasant Substack
Earlywood: The Strength of a Chair Comes from Imperfection
Without a little tension, a stick chair won't be as strong as it needs to be. So while you don't want to aim for imperfection, the fact that it's darn-near unachievable is a good thing.
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Let the Beauty Be
I think most of what Chris writes is excellent (good thing, since I read a lot of it!) – but this piece resonates for me even more than usual. And it answers the question: "Why am I cutting all these damn dovetails?"
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The Future of the Old Tool Chest
With the 15-year anniversary "Anarchist's Tool Chest" underway (both the revised book and the chest that will be shown therein), what's going to happen to the one Chris built in 2010 – the one that's been his constant companion ever since?
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The Anarchist's Apprentice Substack
So, Where to Next?
Looking beyond the Lost Art Press walls of Covington will help shape what's ahead for Kale – as long as they don't look _too_ far ahead.
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Never Sponsored Substack
The Chappell Universal Square
We've tried more than a few framing squares in the LAP shop; this is the only one we can recommend unreservedly.
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When You Need to Attack the Crack
A bonsai brush is just the thing for getting into a tight corner to remove glue.
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