The American Peasant
Christopher Schwarz, Megan Fitzpatrick, Kale Vogt, Kara Gebhart UhlThe %$#@&, unfiltered, PG-13 substack of woodworker and writer Christopher Schwarz. Posts cover folk furniture, running a woodworking business and generally pulling down the pants of craftsmen who have a giant stick up their butts. Two posts a week.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 350 | Subscribers | Read | christopherschwarz.substack.com |
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The Anarchist’s Compass No. 1
Note: The following story isn’t about woodworking, exactly. But if this moment had never happened, there wouldn’t be a Lost Art Press. I hope it makes you feel something.
Hysteresis: The Reason Wood Movement Ain’t Such a Big Deal
A lot of the furniture forms I build seem to defy the laws of wood movement.
My Lucky Scars
Publisher’s note: Good morning! Welcome to Earlywood, a free excerpt from one of the thousands of pieces I’ve written since 1996. Sometimes, it’s from a magazine article. Or a book. Or (in this case) a blog entry published in 2017. Each ent...
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