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Donors | The Doublers Collective

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Finding Your Voice on Multiple Instruments Clinic. Interacting Within a Jazz Ensemble Clinic. We thank all of our donors for their generous support. With their help, we have been able to commission new works for the ensemble, perform at the 2013 Jazz Education Network Conference, and record our first professional (demo) recording. If you are interested in making a contribution to Doublers Collective, please contact Monica Shriver at doublerscollective@gmail.com. Rob Kaplan and Charlene Brown. November 8,...

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Defining Craft I: Collecting for the New Millennium. Davenport Museum of Art). Turning Southern Style VIII. Sept 13 - 15, 2002. In Contemporary Turned Objects. The 17th Annual National AAW Symposium. June 27-29, 2003. Detroit Institute of Arts. Mint Museum of Craft and Design. Collectors of Wood Art. American Association of Woodturners. The Wood Turning Center. The North Carolina Woodturners Association. Greater Vancouver Woodturners Guild. My designs reflect a process of uncovering the form that lies de...

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Bradford Custom Furniture: March 2008

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Tuesday, March 25, 2008. One of the projects this spring in the shop is a lacewood rocker. This is a lacewood rocker I made 4 years ago, and currently resides in northern California. We were fortunate to be out there two weeks ago, and I was able to get this picture of the rocker. T for this project. I use 5 pieces that are 24" x 4.125". However the sides are not cut at 90 deg to the face but at an angle of 3 deg. In effect this "coopers" the seat . Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Bradford Custom Furniture: April 2011

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Wednesday, April 13, 2011. Here's to starting up the blog again. A little bit of woodworking but more on Spring and the garden. Had a piece at the Architectural Design Home Show in NYC, and finished a rather large bookcase project, but will be working more on stuff for the house. The porch is now finished and in use (right). Making a new table for the porch. 60" diameter with four drop leaf's. Table goes in the spot on left, table top in progress on right. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Kerry Vesper A fello...

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Bradford Custom Furniture: February 2008

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Tuesday, February 19, 2008. Cutting and Glueing in the Snow. Glueing up the top which is 72" x 34" by 2" thick was a heavy and large undertaking. The legs were also a bit of a "large" undertaking. Since I don't have a power saw that will cut 3" thick stock I rough cut the material to length by hand. Then using the band saw I was able to cut them into 3" squares. Next up will be planing the legs square. Labels: Cutting and Glueing in the Snow. Monday, February 18, 2008. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Bradford Custom Furniture: December 2009

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Tuesday, December 15, 2009. 2009 Year in Review. 2009 was busy year at the shop with a total of 20 pieces being built, making a total of 133 pieces in 10 years, everything from a spiral staircase to jewelry boxes. 2009 started with a tall cherry "Bistro" table. The table is 36" in diameter and 40" in height. The design is based on early pedestal tables that I have built. After the table, next came a walnut rocking chair, the second walnut rocker I've made, making for a total of nine. I also made a series...

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Bradford Custom Furniture: 5/5/2011 Table for the great outdoors

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Thursday, May 5, 2011. 5/5/2011 Table for the great outdoors. This is a 60" dia. outdoor table. I'm using a material called Garapa which is from Brazil (also refered to as Brazalian Ash) , the material is recomended for outdoor use much like teak and Ipe. It's hard, dense but machines and glues well. The top is on the left, and on the right is cutting the leg mortises. March 28, 2012 at 12:40 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Dale Lewis A fellow Furniture Society Member.

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Bradford Custom Furniture: Pedestal Table Part IV

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Monday, February 8, 2010. Pedestal Table Part IV. Pedestal Table Part IV. This is the fun stage where things start coming together and it begins to look like something. I like to cut the dado's first, usually in several passes until I reach the desired depth. Without changing the height of the blade I set the fence up for cutting the tongues. Here again I make several passes until I reach the desired thickness of the tongue. At this stage I like to dry fit everything together to check the fit.

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Bradford Custom Furniture: 5/5/2011 Update Architectural Digest Home Design Show - NYC

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Thursday, May 5, 2011. 5/5/2011 Update Architectural Digest Home Design Show - NYC. This is a Walnut Jewelry Box I submitted for the Furniture Society Silent Auction at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show in NYC in Mid March. This is the booth with all items on display. Unintended but I did get the Furniture Society's mission statement in the pic on the right. The picture below shows my Jewelry box in the background with a Sam Maloof chair front and center. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).