How to Interpret Shop Drawings for Craftsman (and other) Furniture
A Free Excerpt from the “Great Book of Shop Drawings for Craftsman Furniture” Step One: Cut all the pieces to […]
A Free Excerpt from the “Great Book of Shop Drawings for Craftsman Furniture” Step One: Cut all the pieces to […]
My friends at SketchUp were kind enough to ask me to contribute a post about how I use the software
Quartersawn white oak isn’t the easiest wood to work, but with experience and an understanding of its character, it is
One of my favorite features of SketchUp Pro is the solid tools. I do a lot of detailed models of
When I teach SketchUp classes, I try to spend at least half my time looking over the shoulders of students,
Gustav Stickley, while an innovator in design, did not work single-handedly, and his work does show influences from designs that
Before I start most projects, I kill half an hour or an hour making a full-size layout on a piece
One of the most common questions asked about building pieces from my Shop Drawings Books is “What do I do
The Gustav Stickley No. 332 Morris chair is an iconic example of Arts & Crafts period furniture. It isn’t as
This post is adapted from my book “Bob Lang’s Complete Kitchen Cabinetmaker”. You can buy a signed copy of the