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This really isn’t one completed project, but rather a head’s up for curious woodworkers in driving distance of Vermont … This weekend, as for the last 18 years, more than 250 Vermont artists and woodworkers open their studio doors to the curious public … 10-5, Saturday and Sunday .. There are two other woodworkers open to the public within a mile of my shop … worth a look if you like a close up of other woodworker’s, potters, jewelry makers, glass blowers, whatevcer … for more info go to this link ... In my shop, there will be a 26’ x 9’ conference table, a 20×8’ one, a dining table with self storing leaves, a mahoagany coffee table, kit’s jewelry, paintings, custom hats, and more ...
-- dan,vermont,http://dorsetcustomfurniture.blogspot.com/
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brian watts
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#1 posted 1089 days ago
wow very nice shop.. what is the wood hanging up on the wall ?
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dan mosheim
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#2 posted 1089 days ago
they are a bookmatched pair of redwood burl slabs … more and bigger pictures of the redwood burls here,
and more shop photos at this link ...
-- dan,vermont,http://dorsetcustomfurniture.blogspot.com/
Bearpie
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#3 posted 1089 days ago
Is the whole shop situated inside the Lil shed??? ;-) LOL You sure make it seem so!
Erwin Jacksonville,FL
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a1Jim
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#4 posted 1089 days ago
very very nice and cool furniture too.
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mafe
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#5 posted 1089 days ago
I love the little shed on the first picture.
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ND2ELK
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#6 posted 1089 days ago
Looks like a great idea and will worth seeing if one lived in the area. Beautiful shop and area to live in. Thanks for posting. You guys have fun this weekend!
God Bless
tom
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WoodyWoodWrecker
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#7 posted 1089 days ago
I would have never thought you can get that much stuff and make it look so spacious in that little shed. You must have feng shui’ed it to death.
-- You always have tomorrow to stop procrastinating.
Austin
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#8 posted 1089 days ago
This is awesome. I wish I lived closer to Vermont to check out all these places!
NormG
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#9 posted 1088 days ago
Being Vermont and all, I understand the chainsaw. What do you use all the other tools for?
Looks like some very large projects you work on. Nice work
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Roz
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#10 posted 1086 days ago
What a great idea. There must be a lot of advantage to having artisans across the state organized to work together and accomplish something like this.
-- Terry Roswell, L.A. (Lower Alabama) "Life is what happens to you when you are making other plans."
Galirex
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#11 posted 1073 days ago
Dan,
You must be family of Dr. Who !!!!
Like Bearpie & WoodyWoodWrecker said, you do fit a lot into your shed !
;-)
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jm82435
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#12 posted 1046 days ago
I would love to come visit some time; you might have hell getting me out of your shops though…
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