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Apr 30, 2024 · It’s the only chair-class I have scheduled this year – probably won’t do it again until 2025. Chair classes at Galbert’s are full of chair-inspiration – it’s an immersion experience. Details here – https://www.petergalbert.com/schedule/2020/7/13/make-a-chair-from-a-tree-with-peter-follansbee-8brcj-7b62n-xafjp-mglkm
- Peter Follansbee, joiner
Peter Follansbee, joiner - PETER FOLLANSBEE: JOINER’S NOTES...
- Box & chairs for sale, May 2023
Box & chairs for sale, May 2023 - PETER FOLLANSBEE: JOINER’S...
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Peter; Sorry to hear about the Lyme disease; I have had it 3...
- Carving Gouge chart
mish-mash of carving gouges I've frustrated students for...
- Carved Oak Boxes
Carved Oak Boxes - PETER FOLLANSBEE: JOINER’S NOTES |...
- wainscot chairs
This is an example of the most imposing chair I make. It's...
- Joined & carved chests
Joined & carved chests - PETER FOLLANSBEE: JOINER’S NOTES |...
- joined stools
joined stools - PETER FOLLANSBEE: JOINER’S NOTES |...
- Peter Follansbee, joiner
Peter Follansbee. @MrFollansbee ‧. ‧. 13K subscribers ‧ 132 videos. Green woodworking.
Jun 8, 2023 · I’m Peter Follansbee. I began woodworking in the mid-1970s, first making picture frames with a tablesaw and gradually broadening out from there. I made my first chairs in 1978, working from John Alexander’s book Make a Chair from a Tree.
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I’m Peter Follansbee - for over 40 years I’ve been making furniture with hand tools. For much of that time my focus has been carved oak furniture based on 17th-century New England furniture. My first foray into furniture work was chairmaking and that still continues today.
Dec 17, 2020 · Peter Follansbee has been involved in traditional woodworking for the past 40 years. While he now specializes in 17th-century oak furniture from England and New England, his first real furniture project was a chair very similar to the stool in this issue.
Carved oak furniture, chairmaking & more. Click to read Follansbee's Substack, by Peter Follansbee, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.
One of my favorite projects is a joined, carved chest. I’ve made over 50 of them altogether. A couple of years ago I set out to shoot a video of the process in detail. The project is a copy of a 1660s-80s chest with a drawer made in Braintree, Massachusetts.
