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In this DVD we take you through all aspects of construction. We start with rough sapele and create the legs, stretchers and back using a lathe and a few simple hand tools. Note: This is a great project for beginning turners and the DVD assumes you have never turned anything. We make the conical joinery using simple and inexpensive tools.

And we introduce you to leatherwork, starting from the cow and ending up with a nice place to sit. Most of my students have never built any seating. Advanced woodworkers will broaden their skill set with tips on hardware installation, leatherworking and even finishing.

Here are some supplies and tools we find essential in our everyday work around the shop. We may receive a commission from sales referred by our links; however, we have carefully selected these products for their usefulness and quality. By Christopher Schwarz.

Chris is the former editor of Popular Woodworking Magazine. He continues to blog and publish woodworking books at Lost Art Press. He's a hand-tool enthusiast though he uses power tools, too. Joshua Klein January 6, His good humor and dedication to authentic Civil War ironwork will be sincerely missed.

I've just found a new source for these hasps that will make your project perfect, and he's already made and sent out a number of them to readers. If you want one just contact me through this site and I'll put you in touch with him, or reach him through his site at www. Note: Most errors are corrected on subsequent printings, so if you have a later printing of either book chances are good that corrections have already been made.

Older printings, however, may still contain errors. If you find an error or typo in either book, please contact me and I'll post the correction here. Page in the Field Desk project. No idea how that weird typo slipped in. In the drawing at the top of the page labeled "Rear Joinery Detail," the two figures at the bottom of the drawing denoting box widths have been reversed.

These figures were inadvertently swapped during layout. Page 93 in the Folding Camp Stool Project. Full-size pattern is available in the download section at right, with correct rung diameter noted. To make completing the projects a bit simpler, here are downloads of some plans, patterns, templates, graphics, etc. Hardtack Crat e Stencil Vol. Full-size stencil for a Robert Stears hardtack crate. Print out on large paper and use a razor or Xacto knife to cut out the letters. Note: Text area 13" x 17".

Stears Hardtack Crate stencil. Full-size stencil for an A. Hanks hardtack crate. Hanks Hardtack Crate stencil. Ammo Crate Stencil Vol. Full-size stencil for an ammo crate. Ammo Crate stencil. Civil War Field Cot Vol.

Based on an original described by Captain Randolph B.