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I have two questions. First one is--- How do i keep mildew off bathroom walls? I have scrubbed with bleach and it disappears but then few weeks later it returns. Question Two--- I have a ranch style home with 2 bathrooms. One bathroom is located in middle of house the second at end of house. When we use the shower or toilet in back bathroom it ends up all over down in basement. My husband thinks it's the main drain but i dont think so. He is using a snake on it now and can get it pretty far down into drain in basement floor. Why is it just the back bathroom thats doing it?? PLEASE HELP SOON
Sounds to me like you may have a joint seperated in that main line and the snake will only make it worse. You'll need to open up the ceiling under the bathroom and inspect the drain pipes.
On the mildew, make sure you have proper ventilation, i.e. vent fan that is vented to the outside, not just to the attic space.
On the drain, if it's leaking in the ceiling, you have a seperated pipe, if it's backing up from a drain that is the lowest drain in the house, it's a main line plug between the home and the sewer.
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Mexican cement company Cemex will layoff 79 employees from two facilities in West Palm Beach, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filed Wednesday.
The WARN notice states that the company will implement a "permanent mass layoff" at two facilities at 1501 Belvedere Road and 250 South Australian Ave in West Palm Beach.
The first set of terminations are expected to occur no earlier than March 31 and be completed by Dec. 31. Although 79 employees will be laid off, the plants will not close, according to the notice.
All employees, which consist of mostly administration staff and associates, have been notified. They do not have bumping rights and no union is involved.
A phone call to Cemex for comment was not immediately returned.
Cemex has a network of quarries, terminals and cement plants across South Florida to provide a variety of products including cement, concrete and pipe.
Cemex is also preparing a second downsizing plan for its workforce in Spain, according to Global Cement Magazine. Over the next 30 days the company is expected to negotiate with trade unions to dismiss up to 156 employees out of a total of 1,077 workers in Spain. Cemex cut 290 jobs in Spain during the first round of cuts last year, the magazine reported.
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New England Patriots' receiver, Wes Welker, involved in scuffle with security
It wouldn't be a wedding without a bachelor party, and it wouldn't be a true bachelor party without someone getting in trouble for something.
Or so I am told.
Last weekend, New England Patriots' wide receiver, Wes Welker, and six of his friend were in Aspen, CO celebrating his upcoming wedding to model Anna Burns in what was likely an unofficial bachelor party.
That same weekend, the town was hosting the 30th Annual Aspen Food and Wine Classic , and when Welker and his friends tried to enter an event being held the Above the Salt restaurant without a reservation or permission from the event staff, he and his party were quickly thwarted by security.
This didn't sit very well with Welker and Co., who demanded to be let into the event immediately, and tried to force their way inside. According to witnesses, things started to get a bit ugly as security jumped on them.
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Though the party was not arrested, they were threatened to be by Aspen police, and eventually his group settled down and were then kicked off the property.
He and his fiance are scheduled to be married in Aspen this upcoming weekend.
Last season, Welker ranked 2nd in the NFL in receptions with 141 for 1,737 yards and racked up 10 touchdowns for the season before he and his team fell to the New York Giants in the Super Bowl.
He is currently in the midst of a contract hold-out with the Patriots.
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Spoons, bowls & more for sale – November 2014
When Chris Schwarz left his job some time ago, I remember him writing later that he never knew what day it was. That's the boat I'm in lately…and I got around to photographing and posting the spoons & bowls I have for sale, then realized everyone's on the road in America – it's Thanksgiving tomorrow. Oh well…this stuff will be here. Here's the link, http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/late-november-spoons-bowls-for-sale/ or the top of the page on the blog will get you there too.
Let me know if you'd like to order any of these items; just leave a comment. Paypal is easiest, but I can accept checks too. Just let me know. Any questions, speak up.
Happy thanksgiving to those who celebrate it…
I also have some DVDs of the wainscot chair project left – let me know if you'd like that…
The newest DVD I've done with Lie-Nielsen Toolworks is available now. "17th Century Wainscot Chair"
Over 200 minutes, it shows how to make a full-blown wainscot chair based on a 17th-century example. The chair is carved, but that work is covered in earlier videos I did with Lie-Nielsen. I have one batch for sale, or you can order them from Lie-Nielsen if you need other stuff too…
here's the blurb:
17th Century Wainscot Chair
with Peter Follansbee
The Wainscot Chair is one of the hallmarks of 17th century joinery. In this DVD, Peter demonstrates how to prepare material from a section of oak, shape the chair pieces using bench tools and a pole lathe, and join them together with drawbored mortise and tenon joints. He also offers two traditional approaches for making the angled joints of this chair.
Peter Follansbee specializes in 17th century period joinery and green woodworking. He spent over 20 years making reproduction furniture at Plimoth Plantation, the living history museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts. In addition to teaching the craft at schools around the USA, Peter co-authored the book, Make a Joint Stool from a Tree: An Introduction to 17th Century Joinery, with Jennie Alexander. He is also featured in three other Lie-Nielsen DVDs: 17th c. New England Carving (2010); 17th c. New England Carving: Carving the S-Scroll (2011); and 17th c. Joined Chest (2012).
218 minutes (2 discs), Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Productions, 2014.
The new video, 17th Century Wainscot Chair – is now available. $40 plus $2 shipping in US. Email me if you'd rather send a check; but the paypal button is right here…
what could be worse?
I sent this picture to Bob Van Dyke last night,
with the question
"what's worse than seeing faces in the carvings?"
Answer – seeing smiley faces in the carvings!
For the record, Bob also replied – "and the smiley face is really kind of an evil wise ass smiley face- sort of reminds me of some sort of Tahitian or south pacific smiley face carving…why is that?"
my kids complain when we draw
My kids complain when we draw together, they say all I draw is patterns & designs. (Here's them painting; I can't find them drawing right now…)
I've been doing some drawings lately. It's somewhat new for me to draw before I build something, usually I make it first, then I draw it…
I'm finishing up a few projects, which means it's time to start the next ones…I'm real good at starting them…it's easy. I always have more ideas than time. A further challenge is when one thing leads to another, and a project comes up out of nowhere, and jumps the queue. I'm right now struggling to keep that from happening. I'm losing that struggle. But that's OK.
I had a visit from Chris Pinnell from Montreal recently, and we were talking about joinery in New France. I had remembered some photos sent to me from a reader, and dug out pictures of joined work from Brittany. [It was Maurice Pommier, author of Grandpa's Workshop – here's my original post from a few years back – http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/2010/03/27/bretagne-joinery-an-english-book-stand/ and the book is here http://lostartpress.com/products/grandpas-workshop ]
Afterwards, I went back & started drawing this carving over & over. I've probably drawn five versions of it since yesterday. I plan on carving it just to get it out of my system, so I can get on with the other stuff I really should be doing.
One of the projects I have to do next is a wainscot chair. For this project, I'll be using some of that really wide riven oak I just got in. The panel is 14" wide x 16 3/4" high. I decided I'd draw this design a few times before picking up the tools, that way I know the shapes I'm after. Those size panels don't grow on trees, you know. This is slightly different from my usual approach. Typically, with this Ipswich/Devon stuff I carve my own versions of the panels…it's easy enough to make them up using various elements from existing patterns. This time, I'm trying to copy the existing chair …)
I've drawn it about 3 times, including one that's half the panel, full size. I won't lay out a grid on the panel, but I will work from the scaled full size drawing. I want it to have irregularities in it, and those are easy to get.
One last drawing – this thing jumped in front others, should be done this week. A bretstuhl – in walnut. Here's the carving design I made up for the shaped back board to this chair. the chair is based on one Drew Langsner wrote about in Fine Woodworking in the early 1980s, from Switzerland. The carving designs I adapted from Dutch work of the 17th century.
I finally finished a couple of things
things finished – the box w drawer (mostly, just needs one more board in the drawer bottom.) and a birch bowl.
This birch bowl has been around a while, but I just finished carving it yesterday, then chipcarved some of the rim last night. It's big – maybe 20″ long or more. Great fun. It'll be for sale soon, no paint – don't worry.
I added a link on the sidebar to Plymouth CRAFT – where you can sign up for spoon carving, card weaving, lace making & more. http://plymouthcraft.org/
Maureen tells me there's new felt stuff on her site too. So that's what she's doing while I'm here doing this… https://www.etsy.com/shop/MaureensFiberArts
Spoon class, January 2015 at Plymouth CRAFT
I'm still working out the details of my teaching schedule for 2015 – there'll be some new places. I think I mentioned before; Alaska, England, Indiana…and most of the usual spots; Roy's place, Lie-Nielsen, Bob Van Dyke's. I'll have it nailed pretty soon.
One exciting new venue is right here in Massachusetts – local or semi-local people have always asked me where do I teach near home, and til now the answer was "I don't." Now I do. We're in the midst of setting up the classes, workshops, etc that will be Plymouth CRAFT. And along with some food & textiles offerings, we're ready to cut some spoons. January 17th & 18th; 2 days of green wood; hatchets, knives, spoons – what could be more fun? I'll have hook knives, students will need their own straight "sloyd" knife and small sharp hatchet. I'll send a list of possible suppliers..
Below is a link to sign up for classes; mine and others. If you're from elsewhere, we can send you details about lodging and more…
Hope to see a full class of spoon-carvers!
who knows what they're called? Not me…
It becomes a funny diversion; what are these called – both today & in the 17th century. The old name is easy – we have no idea what the joiners who made 'em called 'em. Furniture historians often call them "glyphs" – but most architectural definitions call a glyph a vertical groove or channel.
whatever they're called, here's how I made some today for the carved box with drawer. This batch is walnut. Essentially I make a run of molding that is peaked, then cut it up. I took a scrap about 15″ long, by about 9″ wide. Planed a straight edge, then marked the middle of it, (this board is just over 1″ thick.) also marked the thickness of my glyph – 3/8″. Then planed two bevels down almost to the scribed lines. I needed about 4 feet of this stuff; so I did this to both edges of the board, a couple of times. I made extra so if something went wrong in trimming I wouldn't need to start over.
Here's a close up view of the planed result.
here's how I held the board – the single screw is next to useless – it just pinches the board while I get a mallet to whack the holdfast. Then I sawed down both edges, I sawed in the waste area, leaving stock for planing the backs of this molding.
This is one of those rare instances when I will say to you – be careful if you do it this way. It's hard to tell from this photo, but I'm pulling the molding to plane off the saw marks – much like a cooper will plane the edges of his staves. Need a sharp plane, set fine. And focus. One slip…and you feel real stupid.
Then saw the pieces to length, and use a chisel, bevel down at first, to shave each end of the glyph. Or whatever it's called.
Here's some from a chest with drawers made in Plymouth Colony, c. 1680s or so
I have mine cut and glued onto the box with drawer. so that's the first piece built for the next joinery book. Next week I'll apply a finish & photograph it.
want to see something funny?
This ain't wainscot by any stretch of the imagination.
We saw this windsor settee when we were at Michael Burrey's a couple of weeks ago. http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/2014/10/30/plymouth-craft/ He bought it from a fellow who was downsizing, moving – life-changing somehow.
I made it in about 1992. Had forgotten all about it. I think I made a couple something like it; all under the guidance of Curtis Buchanan. http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/2014/03/19/go-see-curtis-stuff/ I have two or three of the chairs here at the house. We still use them all the time. Much lighter than a wainscot chair, but no carving…so where's the fun in that?
preview of Wainscot chair video
No sooner did I mention making a wainscot chair, than I got an email from Lie-Nielsen's youtube channel – they've posted a preview of the new DVD, (as well as a couple of others)
here's the chair one – you can order it from them, or I have a few left as well. But from them, you can get the disc and all that other good stuff too.
a good problem to have…
I needed some oak today for the drawer bottom for my box.
Something in the range of 7″ wide, 22″ long. So I went out to the collection of oak bolts in the yard to get something to work with.
I picked out a few panels; and brought them in to rough-plane them. These had split so well they needed little hewing. Here's some…
But the problem? Most of the stuff I had on hand was too wide! That almost never happens – it's usually quite the opposite. The narrow one in the photo above is almost 10″ wide at the bottom end…
the wide ones are over 15″ wide and flat – great stock. (thanks, MD for setting me up with it…) -
I'll save these for the rear panels to a wainscot chair I have to make. Like this:
Most of the time, I don't have such wide stock; the one above was similar width, but quartersawn, not riven. You can make a wainscot chair w 2 panels & a muntin too -
to make such a chair, see http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/book-dvds/
Now I have to go find some narrower oak.
to answer some questions about hatchets
I've had some more questions from readers about axes recently, so time to delve into this subject again. There's lots of tools you can use; some better, some less-so. But don't despair – the magic is not in the tools, it comes with practice. You can learn to hew with a crap hatchet, if you can make it sharp.
Here's an earlier take on the subject – http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/2012/12/13/the-endless-look-at-hewing-hatchets/
First off, for joiner's work, my mainstay – I have shown several times that I like a hatchet that is large, heavy, single-bevel, and curved cutting edge. This one weighs 3 lbs 7 oz. and is about 7 ¾" along its cutting edge. Hard to find. Really hard.
Take note of the relationship of the eye to the cutting edge – for hewing flat stuff, this is the best scenario. Others will work; but this is the best.
What do I use it for? Taking rough split stock and preparing it for planing;
The Kent pattern (below) is one of the most common old ones you will find in both the US and the UK. Elsewhere, there are other similar tools. Nice thing about the Kent design is it's symmetrical, so lefties can remove the handle, make a new one & insert it from the other side of the head.
Before anyone tells me that Gransfors Bruks makes a carving axe available as leftie or rightie – let me save you some trouble. They offer some of their hatchets right-handed or left-handed; but the eyes on these tools are centered on the head, not shifted over to one side. Their tools' bevels might be asymmetrical; but these aren't single-bevel tools with a properly placed eye. I have used one of the Gransfors Bruks Broad Axes – it's a nice tool, but a double-bevel.
And for some reason, their axes and hatchets have convex bevels; for hewing, I like a flat bevel. That's the principal complaint about the GB carving hatchet…Drew Langsner writes on the Country Workshops axe page how to fix a GB carving axe's bevels; (file them flat) too bad they don't just make it right
I also have a large Wetterlings axe, it's nice. (called at LN the "broad axe, short handle") A bit heavier than the GB broad axes; but good at removing a lot of stock… Lie-Nielsen sells a line of their axes in the US; we use some for spoon work when I'm up there. https://www.lie-nielsen.com/nodes/4085/wetterlings-axes
Some have shown me the Oxhead hatchet, from Austria. It's a bit clunky; it will work. I would hacksaw off the nail puller/claw. It could be better; but for the money, it's not terrible.
For the spoon work, my favorite is a Hans Karlsson hatchet I got from Country Workshops years ago. They have a new one now, I have one of these too, and it's excellent.
I just ordered 2 new hatchets for spoon work; one from Drew and one from Robin Wood. I'll let you know when they get here. Some readers have reported success at the German ebay site for old hatchets. A gamble if you're shipping to another country, but they go for reasonable prices. I like to see old tools before I buy them, but that's getting harder to do. So I wouldn't want to pay a lot for a hatchet that way…
Here's more, some of which is repeats.
I'm interrupting my interruptions
Took some time away from the carved box w drawer, to work with some funny wood. Yes. I've returned once again to using Juglans…
First up, juglans nigra….yes, nigra. Remember my struggles with black walnut? http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/?s=walnut+high+chair Well, of course the first go 'round I can blame on poor quality stock; kiln-dried, random-sawn lousy trees.
the 2nd time around, I got very clear, straight-grained, air-dried stock, and it's two off-cuts from that batch that I'm working now.
But first, some green wood – a bowl from Juglans cinerea; butternut. That's what I'm interrupting my interruption for…this could be fun…if that jackhammer next door would quit.
thinking about Connecticut
A while back I mentioned that I had 2 visits to Connecticut recently. One was at the Yale University Art Gallery Furniture Study, which was a great time. I wrote about that visit here; http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/2014/10/19/yale-university-art-gallery-furniture-study/ and included some oak furniture made in Connecticut in the 17th century. The other was a 3-day class at Bob Van Dyke's Connecticut Valley School of Woodworking. I've been working with Bob there for a few years now, this time we did a frame-and-panel – carved of course. So some joinery, plow planes; beveling the panel – all after carving the panel and in some cases, the frame too. http://www.schoolofwoodworking.com/
For both of these trips I had been thinking about Connecticut examples, there's lots of them in captivity – one of my favorites has always been this one that I recently did as a frame-and-panel offering in my October-stuff-for-sale page. http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/spoons-and-more-oct-2014/
Some of the other patterns I know pretty well from Connecticut are these coastal chests; like what I showed from the YUAG Furniture Study – maybe Guilford, maybe New Haven – it really doesn't matter to me – I just want to carve them.
I had made some examples for teaching that were partially carved, partially left as layout. (top photo)
Today I went to the shop to work on the carved box with drawer – it was sliding DTs day you might recall. Except I forgot my glasses. Not wanting to tackle a joint I rarely make with diminished eyesight – I opted instead to do some carving. I have a (Massachusetts) box to make for a customer up next, so I carved the front of that – room left for initials; needed to double-check my notes before taking that plunge.
then had a little time left over, so finished two other partially-carved box fronts. Then it was 1 pm, time to go home for lunch…so one full, two half-box fronts, w photos. One is a whacky design that I think relates to the cupboard I did for the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; also copied from Massachusetts work..
But I finished this one, is derived from the Guilford or New Haven, Connecticut work –
I've seen boxes from this group – they are noted for their use of dovetails, a rarity among New England boxes of the 17th century. I did one once, long time ago.
all this Connecticut stuff must have been in the air – because then I heard from Bob Van Dyke. He & I are working on plans to have a joined, carved chest-with-drawer class at his school in 2015 – it will be a "one-weekend-a-month" for X# of months. Maybe 5. The notion is that we work together for a weekend, you go home & do homework, come back a month later – and so on. Stay tuned. this will have riven oak, carving, joinery, a side=hung drawer, some moldings, a till – this one will be something! It will be based on a Windsor, Connecticut chest w drawers now at the Connecticut Historical Society.
The crash course in sycamore this morning got me out to the back yard to photograph the neighbor's tree – note at the edge of the photo, the river just in view. American sycamores like wet ground. This one is a beautiful tree.
Figured wood? Sliding dovetails?
Figured wood???
Sliding dovetails?
I remember when this blog had integrity…what's happened here anyway?
Nah…I haven't sold out – it's just another day in the 17th century.
The 17th-century work of Thomas Dennis – and to some extent William Searle, but it's a long story that I think might involve murder…has long been a huge inspiration to me.
[Oh...what did I mean, about murder? You see Searle was a trained joiner from Ottery St Mary, Devon, England, living in Ipswich Massachusetts in the early 1660s. Then, 1666 or so, he died. Thomas Dennis then moved from Portsmouth, New Hampshire to Ipswich, married Grace Searle, widow of William, and practiced joinery there until his death in 1706. There's a group of maybe 4 or 5 pieces, all carved, that descended from Thomas Dennis - but were some of them his wife's from her first marriage to Searle? When Searle died, his estate included the following:
"one bedsted & Cupboard £5 a trundle bedsted & a box & a little box £1 3 stooles & 3 little boxes ---- one Chaire £1 one table & 3 Chaires & one Cradle £1-5 2 wicker basketts 4s one settle one meale trough & a Chest £2 one Cupboard £2-12 a box 5s Tooles & Timber & board, 2 pikes £3-19"
Furniture scholars have tried to divide the group into Searle's work & Dennis' work - and some that are probably apprentices of Thomas Dennis - and on & on. I gave up years ago. But I have often wanted to write a murder mystery involving Dennis & Searle, and the widow Grace Searle...]
I went to Bowdoin College Museum of Art http://www.bowdoin.edu/art-museum/ to see the pieces from the Dennis family, including the wainscot chair that is the inspiration for the one in my new video. There's a segment in the video where we look at the original; and hear its story from the curator Laura Sprague. http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/book-dvds/
On another trip up there, I got a brief look at the carved box with drawer (above) that is the basis for one I am making these days. I had known this box from publications ever since I began studying 17th-century stuff. but had never seen it in the flesh. First thing I noticed upon walking into the gallery – the lid is sycamore (you Brits, think "plane tree"). There are very few instances of this wood in surviving works from 17th-century New England. Maybe two others? One I know for sure is a cupboard at Winterthur Museum that uses sycamore boards for drawer bottoms – a horrible idea if, as in this case, they are flatsawn.
The lid of the Dennis family box is sawn very near the heart of the tree. In this shot, you can see splits running down the middle of the board. Mine are 3 quartersawn boards, edge glued together. I got the sycamore from the website http://www.curlymaplewood.com/ – the boards were just as described, arrived in just a couple of days, and all around a good experience. Thanks, Kevin. Now you know why the figured wood in the opening photo.
We'll save the sliding DTs for another day…(quite a term, sliding DTs…)
new Wainscot Chair video available now
Lie-Nielsen just released a few new videos; mine among them. https://www.lie-nielsen.com/ (Mary May has a new one; Steve Latta too. There are more in the pipeline…)
You can order directly from them, or I have a limited number for sale here http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/spoons-and-more-oct-2014/ I added a paypal button on my page for it; hopefully it will work correctly. I fumble around through this sort of stuff…leave a comment or email if you have a problem.
17th Century Wainscot Chair
with Peter Follansbee
The Wainscot Chair is one of the hallmarks of 17th century joinery. In this DVD, Peter demonstrates how to prepare material from a section of oak, shape the chair pieces using bench tools and a pole lathe, and join them together with drawbored mortise and tenon joints. He also offers two traditional approaches for making the angled joints of this chair.
Peter Follansbee specializes in 17th century period joinery and green woodworking. He spent over 20 years making reproduction furniture at Plimoth Plantation, the living history museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts. In addition to teaching the craft at schools around the USA, Peter co-authored the book, Make a Joint Stool from a Tree: An Introduction to 17th Century Joinery, with Jennie Alexander. He is also featured in three other Lie-Nielsen DVDs: 17th c. New England Carving (2010); 17th c. New England Carving: Carving the S-Scroll (2011); and 17th c. Joined Chest (2012).
218 minutes (2 discs), Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Productions, 2014.
Plymouth CRAFT
I know weird people. There's an outfit formed around Plymouth Massachusetts this year that proves it.
The fledgling non-profit Plymouth CRAFT is getting up and running; the website is being developed now, it will get fleshed-out soon – http://plymouthcraft.org/welcome/
The whole gig will be worth watching, or better yet, worth participating in. The word "craft" in the title stands for Center for Restoration Arts and Forgotten Trades. It is a loosely-knit group of artisans and craftspeople who will be offering workshops, demonstrations, expertise and other whiz-bang crafty know-how to students, amateurs, professionals, and other interested parties.
The other day a few of us assembled at Michael Burrey's place to shoot some photos and video to be used in our fund-raising and as a general introduction to the question – "what goes on? "
First up, woodworker Michael Burrey, working clay. You've seen MIchael on these pages some before; http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/2014/02/17/who-you-gonna-call/ and if you read Rick McKee's blog Blue Oak, http://blueoakblog.wordpress.com/ (you do, don't you?) then you are familiar with the scope and range of Michael's work. On this particular day, Michael was molding bricks for a building on Nantucket. These go down low, around the perimeter of the building, with the ogee shape towards the sky to shed water…if I had paid more attention, I would have the name & date of the building, and more detail about the source for this brick shape. Once he has enough made, he'll fire them in his wood-fired kiln, just beyond the edges of this photo.
Paula Marcoux http://www.themagnificentleaven.com/The_Magnificent_Leaven/Welcome.html was mostly the ring-leader, but she also dove in and was teaching passers-by how to make "shrak" a flat-bread found in her book Cooking with Fire… http://blueoakblog.wordpress.com/2014/05/22/product-placement/ this stuff was good. Give Paula a 5-gallon bucket, and a few sticks & she'll whip out her gear and some flour and off you'll go…
I only know the tip of Pen Austin's iceberg. Her work is astounding, catch a glimpse of it here http://blueoakblog.wordpress.com/2014/07/27/playing-marbles/
and when I saw this rig on Saturday, I knew I had to hang around to see it happen… it looks like a "sweep" (that's what Joseph Moxon called it, for making an arch from wood, sans lathe) – a scratch stock on a trammel essentially. Pen has a whole different vocabulary for it, here she was working plaster – gooping it up right quick…then swinging the molding scraper across the mess- out comes architecture. (the first shot is a rope of clay, to bulk up the demo piece – usually it would all be plaster…)
Midway through the process – these folks got to work quickly, before the stuff sets too much.
At this point, there's a lot of refinement; filling in gaps with wet mixture, then swinging another pass.
she made this archway just for a demonstration – what work! It was a gas to watch that form come together…
Charlotte Russell came by with some drop-spindle stuff, some carded wool and Maureen sat right down for lesson # 1… Charlotte has been a textile artisan for over 50(ish) years -she spins, knits, weaves, has a passion for history and craft, and is a skilled teacher in all things fiber.
I took a quick stab (Oh, poor choice of words for teaching knife-work) at teaching one of the photographers some of the knife moves for working on spoon-carving. I have no idea if it was sinking in, there was lots to keep track of that morning…but his moves were right, and no blood was shed…
When we get further along with this endeavor, I'll be writing more about it here, Rick will too on Blue Oak – so you'll hear about it. There's way more people and crafts involved than what we previewed the other day…that was just what we could round up on short notice. Have a look at the website, and stay tuned. You'll hear more.
I think of Bill Coperthwaite's quote – "I want to live in a society where people are intoxicated with the joy of making things."
If Daniel hadn't had a baseball game, we woulda stuck around Burrey's for the rest of it. Just as regular order of business, it was apple-cider-making day…
the carved box with drawer further along
more work on the box with drawer. I'm making some of it up as I go along – when I saw the original, I was not really doing a thorough examination like I would need to actually build one. Like I need now… Here goes, just a bunch of photos, with brief captions.
installing the middle board for the box section's bottom
the last one you gotta give it a bop
in a groove in the rear, nailed to a rabbet at the front
I turned the feet from green wood, left the tenons large. Trimmed now to fit. Here's a test fit to see where to trim it
boring the holes for the feet, in narrow oak slats. An auger bit, nice clean hole.
Cross-thumbs grip to trim the tenons
Then line it up over a hole in the bench, and knock it in
Split the protruding tenon for a wedge.
The feet assemblies
The bottom of the drawer opening is a pine board, planed to 5/8″ thick. Nailed to the sides & rear.
Then nail on the feet assemblies.
Here it is with the drawer front mocked in place. Some applied moldings will cover the pine bottom. Applied decoration on the sides to come…next time is the drawer. then moldings & lid. this thing weighs a ton…
a few things left for sale – http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/spoons-and-more-oct-2014/
Maureen tells me the felt is going quickly too – https://www.etsy.com/shop/MaureensFiberArts
Spoons and more for sale, Oct 2014
This view always makes me think of a red-breasted merganser; or Woody Woodpecker. I got some stuff photographed and posted finally. I struggle with the photos constantly; they are never to my liking. But after shooting this stuff three times in some cases, I figured it's not going to get different enough to matter. I hope. There'll be another batch sometime between now & Thanksgiving, maybe two if I get organized. Here's the page, http://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/spoons-and-more-oct-2014/ or the banner at the top of the blog's front page. Leave a comment if you'd like to order something. Only one shipping charge per order for those who order more than one item. No need to get nuts about it…
Paypal is easiest, but I can take a check too if you'd rather, just let me know.
Thanks as always for the support. I truly appreciate it.
a palimpsest
Reading Nick Hornby's book Ten Years in the Tub made me throw out a bunch of spoons I had carved. There are no wooden spoons in the book as far as I know. It's a compilation of ten years' worth of his column "Stuff I've Been Reading" that runs in the magazine Believer. A few times in the book, Hornby points out that many readers pick up some books, start them, find out they hate them, but feel they have to finish…which leads to a lengthy drawn-out period reading a book you can't stand. He urges people to ditch those books that are dragging your down, and go read something else.
One of yesterday's chores was to photograph stuff for here and for Maureen's etsy site. Among the stuff I shot was a bunch of spoons I've had in the works for a while. Turns out I hated 1/3 of them. So I threw them into the compost. A couple of the keepers, I turned into a palimpsest of sorts; I recarved bits of them. This one had a large, boring-shaped bowl. Having nothing to lose, I picked up a knife, and had at it.
So today, it's a spoon day.. thanks to Nick Hornby. I'll show you what happened to that large birch spoon later…
a plain chair
There's a bunch of stuff going on around here. I shot photos of the carved box with drawer project for a couple of days; then had to set that down for the back half of this week, so I could build one of these "plain" chairs. I built this one here at home, so there's no photos of this work. Maple legs, ash rails, oak slats. If I backed up any further to take this photo, I'd be tumbling into a pile of who-knows-what…
Time to trim the legs' tops; then add a rush seat. I was trying to think how many tools it was – splitting tools; hatchet, drawknife, spokeshave, brace & bit, crosscut saw, mortise chisel – I used an awl and knife also. Maybe that's it. If pressed, you could drop a couple of those tools…but I guess I should add the shaving horse, and a low bench for boring & assembly.
This one is based mostly on Dutch paintings of the 17th-century; this style of chair was the first project I ever made when I was at Plimoth Plantation. Indeed, this one's for them, too. Here's one that has been in use there for many years:
I came to calling them plain chairs because of a reference in the Turners Company of London, about pricing for chairs, "plain matted" and "turned matted" – so if the difference is the turning, then here's what an un-turned chair might look like. There's a few surviving oldies around, but they are hard to date; and most did not survive. I have seen a few die out at Plimoth after 15-25 years. You can patch 'em back together some, but sooner or later, it's just easiest to chuck 'em and make a new one.
Typically I make them with low seats, best for working in, rather than sitting at a table. Like this photo Gavin Ashworth took when Trent, Alexander & I co-authored an article about such chairs in American Furniture. I think it was 2008.
Other stuff in the works – finishing up a bunch of baskets I started this summer, (there;'s some in the background of the top photo) finishing some hewn bowls also. Spoons as usual; and I just started cutting out stock for a chair different from anything I've done in nearly 30 years. Next week I'm going to finish assembling the carved box with drawer -just received some quartersawn sycamore (plane tree for you overseas readers) for the lid. Wow.
This weekend is time to photograph stuff for sale; mine & Maureen's. She has added some new felted autumn stuff, if you're inclined, have a look. More soon both here & there.
carved box wth drawer, pt 2 or maybe 3 I forget
I finally got back to the carved oak box with drawer that I started.
I have been thinking about this box for a month, and was thrilled to get back to it. I shot a slew of photos yesterday and today. First, I had to make the till parts and install them, so I could then finish nailing the box together. Once I had the till's trenches cut in the front & back, I nailed the back to the sides. Then after fitting the till, I nailed the front in place.
Planing thin stuff like the till lid gets scary when you shove it against the toothy-bench hook. I made a board with a very thin stop at one end, to sit the workpiece on, then I shove the board against the bench hook.
There's lots going on when you're fitting the till parts; 3 pieces that can one at a time, or all together hang you up, and keep the box parts from fitting. A bunch of fiddling around gets you there. Best to take a breath when fitting a till.
I make the till lids from oak, often with a molded edge like this one. The till sides and bottom can be various woods in my work; all oak, white pine, or Atlantic white cedar. This one's cedar.
Then I worked on carving the drawer front; in this case based on/inspired by the original – but I didn't copy it note for note. Outline begun.
Shaping & beveling.
Relieving the middles.
I work at my regular joinery bench, often hunched right over the carving. Some carvers work higher, but I find I like to get right above it sometimes.
This gives you an idea of the shaping, prior to adding the gouge-cut details.
I just try to keep from making the same design on 2 consecutive rosettes.
I had one panel of oak ready for the bottom of the box. It needs a bevel on its rear end, to fit into a groove in the back board. The front edge fits in a rabbet. To bevel it, I jammed it up against some scrap and the bench hook. Held down with a holdfast.
The inner edge gets a rabbet, so the next board will overlap this one.
A dis-orienting shot – the box is upside down, This first bottom board slips into the groove, drops into the rabbet, then gets slid/knocked over til it bumps up to the inside end.
Tap. tap.
Bang. Bang.
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The terms of the Nov. 16 deal between Dex Media Inc. and Big Sky Beverage Inc., the parent company of Bar 3 Bar-B-Q, were not disclosed. A tentative agreement proposed in September said a deal would include a payment to the restaurant owner.
Restaurant owner Hunter Lacey sued Dex after the listing appeared in the 2009 phone book and was reprinted in other print and online directories in 2010 and last year. It gained national notoriety after Leno featured it as a joke on the Tonight Show in January 2011.
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Neither Lacey nor attorneys for Dex and Big Sky Beverage returned calls and emails seeking comment this week.
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The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) has awarded the Granite Construction – Copper Hills Constructors (CHC) joint venture team a $106 million construction management/general contractor (CM/GC) contract to build the new Mountain View Corridor freeway, transit and trail system in and around Salt Lake County.
Granite's share of the contract is 45 percent, or about $47.7 million. Granite will book the project into backlog during the second quarter of 2010.
Led by Granite, CHC includes Kiewit and W.W. Clyde. The team is responsible for the construction of nine miles of a two-lane road between Redwood and Old Bingham Highway. All nine miles will be asphalt paved in a frontage road alignment. Work will include signalized intersections, recreational trails, drainage improvements, and new structures.
CHC was awarded the construction management (CM) portion of the contract in the fall of 2009 and has been working closely with UDOT and the project designers throughout the design, constructability and cost estimating phases. CHC is currently working with UDOT and the project designers in a CM capacity for an additional general contractor (GC) package.
Some initial early work is already underway and will be completed in December 2010. The current GC contract is estimated to be completed by the fall of 2012.
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A U.S. software maker sued China's government and seven computer makers Tuesday alleging piracy of its Internet filtering software.
Cybersitter LLC, whose software is designed to help parents filter content seen by children, seeks $2.2 billion in damages in the federal lawsuit filed Tuesday in Los Angeles.
The company alleges that the Chinese copied its codes and incorporated them into software used to block Chinese citizens' access to sites deemed politically undesirable by the government. Manufacturers including Sony, Lenovo, and Toshiba also were sued for distributing the Chinese program with PCs sold in the country.
"I don't think I have ever seen such clear-cut stealing," said attorney Gregory Fayer, who represents Santa Barbara-based Cybersitter.
He said the alleged piracy was discovered by a university researcher who posted a report on Internet filtering programs online.
Fayer said Chinese software makers appeared to have downloaded the program from the Cybersitter server and copied more than 3,000 lines of code, then incorporated it into their program, Green Dam Youth Escort.
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Last year, the Chinese government issued an order requiring computer manufacturers to pre-install or supply "Green Dam Youth Escort" software with PCs made for sale in China.
China later backed down after a major outcry from Chinese citizens and computer companies. Although Chinese authorities had said the "Green Dam" system is needed to block access to violent and obscene material, analysts who reviewed the program say it also filters out material the government considers politically objectionable.
The lawsuit says that while the mandate was reversed, the computer makers continued to distribute Green Dam with its computers in China even after learning the software was pirated.
Those named in the lawsuit were Sony, Lenovo, Toshiba, Acer, AsusteK, BenQ and Haier.
The complaint alleges misappropriation of trade secrets, unfair competition, copyright infringement and conspiracy. It also claims the Chinese software makers broke U.S. criminal laws governing economic espionage.
Fayer said that none of the defendants had been served with the lawsuit yet.
China's foreign ministry referred questions to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
A Lenovo Group spokeswoman said by e-mail that the company was unable to comment on pending litigation. She said the company has not shipped Green Dam with PCs for several months.
Spokespeople for Sony Corp. and Taiwan's Benq Corp. said they had no details of the lawsuit and could not comment. Taiwan's Acer Inc. and China's Lenovo Group and Haier Group declined to comment. Toshiba Corp. and Taiwan's Asustek Computer Inc. did not respond to questions.
The chief executive of one of the Chinese software makers being sued, Zhengzhou Jinhui Computer System Engineering, did not answer phone calls. A representative of the other software maker named in the lawsuit, Beijing Dazheng Human Language Technology Academy, was not available.
Fayer said Cybersitter, a family-owned company, is seeking damages for royalties due on its product, which sells for $39.95 a copy. He said the case could be "a watershed for the protection of American intellectual property internationally."
"We don't make many widgets anymore," he said. "What we have to offer the world is our ingenuity and creativity, our ideas and what lawyers call intellectual property. From small companies like Cybersitter to Microsoft to motion pictures and the music industry, these are the products we have to offer the world. It is important that they be protected."
Associated Press researcher Bonnie Cao in Beijing, AP Business Writer Yuri Kageyama in Tokyo and Associated Press Writer Peter Enav in Taipei contributed to this report.
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