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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Why I Always Return to St Fagans (Part 4 of 4)
The final day of the official tour.
Every visit to St Fagans National Museum of History is different than the last. Different buildings are open. Sometimes furniture gets moved around or changed out. Perhaps a different craftsperson is wor...
Welshman, Chairmaker & Teacher (Part 3 of 4)
I’ve known Chris Williams since March 2015 when he wrote me an email that began:
My name is Chris Williams I am a carpenter/chairmaker from Wales. I have been meaning to write to you since reading your obituary about John Brown, but I am e...
Stick Chair Research in Wales (Part 2 of 4)
A return to Pantry Fields.
Visiting Pantry Fields – John Brown’s homestead outside Newport, Wales – always feels a bit like coming home in an alternate dimension.
Stick Chair Research in Wales (Part 1 of 4)
A Welsh cottage and a bunch of inspiring chairs.
I have no desire to become a tour guide. Not ever. But a conversation last year with a group of young chairmakers led to another conversation, and I found myself in Wales this September with...
The Rarest Woodworking Book
Plus the lesson it has to teach about tools.
I’m not a book collector, exactly. But I do spend lots of money buying historical woodworking texts. I’m always looking for good books that have slipped through the cracks through the centuries,...
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