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Neil Where's your pledge????

 03/21/2008 07:32 PM CMiddleton
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Project Pledge on Pledge sheet Post

03/22/2008 08:30 AM NLamens

Hey Chuck........already pledged. I'm number 9, number 9 , number 9 .....couldn't resist; how often can you use the Beatles???

Only 2 items left to get: stamping tools and still have to get Mahogany, weird as this sounds, with all this population crowding Long Island, you can't find good wood. Sapelle (way to gnarly)is sold around here when people ask for mahogany, I found a guy towards the City, but its an hrs trip one way for me, I'll need to kill about 3 business birds with 1 stone. Thursday/ Friday of next week I'll pick it up.

Have an old #4 Craftsman bench plane that I lapped, still have to sharpen the iron and get'er fine tuned.

Printed off the Fine Woodworking articles on Federal Furniture, the Latta reference you make is excellent, there was another by Pittman (Gate-leg Table). Been poking in all my old books, forgot I had a text by Franklin Gottshall titled: "How to Design and Construct Period Furniure", he has specific chapters on Hepplewhite, Sheraton, Bros Adams, Phyfe, I've been having a blast just poking in the period. Went into my "Masterpieces of Furniture" by Salomonsky and had a note on plate 72 of a FWW article on that specific Bombe'. Sure enough Lance Patterson. ..NBSS

Even read mention of Big-T's boy, Wallace Nutting whose furniture when compared is "the equal of any that has been done by the great cabinetmakers of the eighteenth century."

Guys......I haven't cut a board yet, and I'm having a blast. Not only is this a special undertaking we are participating in but its taken me out of my contemporary/transitional building zone and I'm just lov'in it. And at this particular moment, I'm in a juxtaposition between researching the old masters, my own work plus Carlo, and have just shot video with a current Studio Furnituremaker who is presenting at the June- Furniture Society Conference. This past few weeks have just been great. There's Nothing better than new juice!!!!

Hey Chuck.....the one thing I left out of my pledge was:

I promise not to slip in a piece of MDF on my T-Mac Special.

To our future Night-time hours with the Masters..let's make Chizz proud and kick some internet woodworking butt!!!!!

Neil

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03/22/2008 09:20 AM TChisel Moderator
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