The 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.
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Heaven (or at Least Heck) on Earth
Below the paywall: A special birthday gift to make me feel worse.
When my sister Ashley died, I was asked to perform a song at her funeral. I picked “I’ll Fly Away,” a gospel tune written in 1929 by an Oklahoma sharecropper who walked to s...
Earlywood: We Are Equally Crappy
Publisher’s note: Good morning! Welcome to Earlywood, an excerpt from the thousands of pieces I’ve worked on since 1996. Sometimes, it’s from a magazine article. Or a book. Or (in this case) a blog post from 2015. Many of these entries have...
The 10 Most Important Chairs, Rated by a Chairmaker
The New York Times Magazine published a list of the 10 Most Important Chairs, and of course it’s idiotic.
The New York Times Magazine published a list of the 10 Most Important Chairs, and of course it’s idiotic. I love the Times. But they...
Let’s Revisit the Gibson Chair
No jigs. Just lines. Below the paywall: Woodworking school update.
One of my favorite stick chairs is the Irish Gibson. It’s remarkably comfortable, even though the seat isn’t saddled. Its radical geometry and clever construction do all th...
Earlywood: How I Buy Wood & Why I’m Weird
An editor’s note: We are back on track with Saturday Earlywoods … you have me to blame/thank for a click of the wrong button and that early Earlywood last week. If you’re new here, Earlywood is an excerpt from the thousands of pieces Chris...
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