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Older Woodworkers I admire #5: A chair created a long time ago

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Blog entry by Tucker posted 618 days ago 589 reads 0 times favorited 1 comment Add to Favorites Watch
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From the Masonic Temple, Staunton, VA. by photographer Katie Metraux. Thanks, Katie!

Note the carving; The ratio of the top of the carving to the bottom creates the flow as the eye is carried up the middle then back down again across the top of the piece. Awesome flow.

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#1 posted 618 days ago

I’m always amazed at the ability to create such a “light” piece. I always seem to be looking for a 2×6 to screw to some part to make it quit wobbeling

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