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  1. Craftsman oak & mica lamp

    Here's a variation on a project I saw a few years back in either Wood or American Woodworker. I made the four sided center post a slight pyramid which radically changes all the other geometry including the corbels and the dovetailed arms that hold the shade. The shade is made of 1/4" thick...
  2. Arts and Crafts lamp with inlay stem.

    I wanted to do something different for the stems of these table lamps and some kind of blending of woods kept coming to mind. I did a recent blog that covered the shade construction in grueling detail so no need to mention any of that 8^) The lamp sits about 22" tall, the shade is about 18"...
  3. Finally, The Floor Lamp Lives!

    How I spent my summer. A fellow had bought a set of my previous lamps and asked if I could make a floor lamp on the same theme. Normally I hate commissions because it locks me into a project when I'd rather be building the latest project that pique my interests. I'm just a sucker I guess 8^)...
  4. Prototype Mission Style Lamp

    This is a prototype of what I think of as "Splintergroup's Lamp." To the extent my skills allow, it is a shameless copy of this, without some of the beautiful details my current skills don't allow. And I can't thank splintergroup enough for his series of blog posts on making the shade, which...
  5. another batch of A&C styled lamps

    Greetings! This is what I've been spending weekends over the summer working on. They are very similar to the previous lamps I built with a few exceptions so I won't deep dive into the details as much (see the previous project post for more gritty detail) I've changed a few of my jig designs...
  6. New Tables For the Mrs.

    I received a request for a pair of Mission Style end tables from the lovely but formidable Ms. Linda. The first was straightforward and I had plans and drawings from, I believe, WOOD Magazine. The second was a bit more complicated. It had to act as end table for the chair but also wrap around...
  7. Mission easy chair floor lamp

    This was built on kind of a lark. We had an el-cheapo pole lamp that my wife kept bugging me to somehow dress it up. My intent was to basically use the parts and make a cyborg version with wood. I then got to looking at some pictures of Mission style floor lamps and some of the great work shown...
  8. Table Lamps: Mission, Western, Craftsman, Stickley, F.L. Wright, Prairie, Arts & Crafts Styles

    --------------------------- Description: Handmade Custom Table Lamps, Walnut, Oak, White Oak, Mission Style, Prairie Style, Frank Lloyd Wright, Hammered Copper, Mica, Stained Glass, Static Touch Lamp Controls, Base Night Light, Twin Candle Light Bulbs. All of my inventory has been sold. To...
  9. Arts & Crafts Lamps with copper panels

    These were a bit more involved than I planned, but still fun. The basics: White Oak, some quarter sawn, some rift sawn. Ammonia fumed finish covered with maybe 4 coats of "Tung Oil" wiping varnish, sanded smooth between coats. I quote the "Tung Oil" since this product has none in it, but I like...
  10. Arts & Crafts Olive Wood Table Lamps

    These lamps are nearly identical to those I made before except they have a simpler base and slightly different shade design. Tom makes some beauties and inspired me to try a few more myself. The wood is Russian Olive (Elaeagnus angustifolia) which I harvested locally (neighbors dead trees)...
  11. Woodworking Skill Share
    I volunteered or was volunteered to assist in the reconstruction of an old British car in the woody style. I is my understanding that the bulk of the roof and side panels were made of White Ash. Would anybody know if there are any small mills in the PA or NY area that could supply rough or...
  12. Designing Woodworking Projects
    Does anyone have any experience working with mica sheets? I'm working on a floor lamp and I think it would be a good diffuser. Is it an easy material? Any tricks I should know about before I buy a couple of sheets? They're around $45 per sheet and at that price, I can't afford to make too...
  13. Blogs
    Some initial thoughts I've had reasonable success selling Arts & Crafts style lamps and currently I am making another set. One of the challenges with these lamps is building the shade. There are a number of angles and dimension to consider and any error in one of these parameters will alter the...
  14. Woodturning
    Yep, you read it correctly a zero Morse taper cup center. My Goodell Pratt has one but it's wore out and I haven't been able to find one for sale anywhere. Here are the options I can think of… 1. Take the original to a machinist and try to have it repaired. 2. Have a new one made 3. Buy a 1MT...
  15. Power Tools, Hardware and Accessories
    Start Rant I jumped back into the SU ring a couple of days before xmas. I watched a couple of tutorials and said "enough of that, I want to sketch something". I started sketching something for the Winter Awards and got completely frustrated. I have now started back at square one with reading...
  16. Hand Tools
    When speaking about high quality hand tools like planes and chisels, Lie Nielsen's name pops up. They are expensive and out of reach to most woodworkers of moderate means. Two other tool companies are hardly ever mentioned in polite company. They are Bridge City Tool Works and St James Bay Tool...
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