easy wood projects
A couple of years ago Lost Art Press posted a video of a chair maker named
Peter Galbert. I watched the video of him demonstrating the making of a
Windsor Chair at The Sterling Historical Society and new right away I had to take his class.
If you are interested in the video Im posting a link to it here
(The Sterling Historical Society presents PeterGalbert). Then about a year later
I noticed that he was offering a class at the (Port Townsend School of Woodworking)
and I decided to take it. I was not disappointed and learned so much. I will blog
about my experience there in the future. While I was attending the class I found out
Pete was working on a book. He was drawing his own pictures and that is how I
found out about his degree in art. Peter has an ability to visualize in 3d which
comes in handy when designing and making Windsor Chairs.
The book is well written and well thought out, so well that I did not find a spelling
error or grammatical error in the whole book. The book flows nicely and goes into
detail about Windsor chair Making. A lot of what is discussed in class is in the book
but in more detail and it is extremely hard to retain everything taught in one class
while working and trying to make this beautiful chair. I did get handouts during the
class but the book goes into more detail and cements the knowledge I obtained in class.
If you are interested in Windsor Chair Making, green wood working or even just chair
making in general this book is for you. If you decide to take a class from Peter Galbert
I would recommend you read this book before you take his class. If you are interested
in purchasing a copy go to the following link( Chairmakers Notebook Lost Art Press).
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