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The Guild encourages sharing. As a member, you are encouraged to publish a gallery of your photos in this space. Suggested subjects are your portfolio, finished projects, jigs, shop photos..anything of interest. The mission of the guild is to share information and inspiration.
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Furniture and tools from the workshop of Dave Anderson. For traditional handmade tools visit Dave’s website Chester Tool Works. Dave is also a past-president of The Guild of New Hampshire Woodworkers and is the…
I operate a basement wood turning shop in North Hampton, NH as a hobby. I principally do segmented wood turning but dabble in other areas as well. Although this is only a hobby, I tend to find spare time to work on…
I have found myself recalling the many frustrations and rewards of when I was an apprentice and the lessons learned. The philosophical discussions prove that all things are relevant and the meaning of craftsmanship does…
Claude’s woodworking – Claude is also the current vice-president of the Guild of New Hampshire…
From Bob’s workshop… Bob is the current president of The Guild of New Hampshire…
My intention when starting this business was to provide high quality workmanship, superb customer service and to have fun doing it. I am known for telling other carpenters and tradesman that they will be the last person…
“My desire is to create beautiful, satisfying, and functional furniture, cabinets and built-ins by utilizing the timeless forms, proportions, and levels of detail that have always characterized good work. Each piece…
Karen’s journey into woodturning began in May 2010 with a 1 day course at Homestead Woodworking. Hooked, she took a second class with Marcel Durette in the fall and with a new lathe given to her by her fiance which…
Working with wood has been my goal ever since I was aware of the tools my father had in his cellar shop. My dream became reality when I discovered the North Bennet Street School. I have been building furniture for…
With no real qualifications in the craft, I sometimes feel like I’ve crashed an exclusive party. Any minute now they will find that my name is not on the official list and I’ll be exposed as an imposter. Please…
“While I make some conventional furniture, my particular interest is in the Federal Period. I really enjoy making stringing and bandings, as in the Work Table, and making inlays. Developing new woodworking…
I like 18th century furniture design. When I decide to make a piece of period furniture, I will start with a known design and then personalize it with changes and additions. Being mostly self taught it takes time to…
My career in wood started 15 years ago on a framing crew pounding nails and carrying lumber. From there I spent time as a finish carpenter and remodeler, building furniture and cabinetry whenever possible. I moved into…
My biggest woodworking interest is recycling of old or use materials. I am currently publicizing our use of approximately 1000BdFt of both Long Leaf Pine and White Pine from the old Pandora Sweater factory in…
After 35 years of working as a residential carpenter I decided that it was time for more of a challenge. So, I went to school at the Center for Craftsmanship to learn about furniture making. And here I am, with no…
My interests in woodworking are varied however I especially enjoy American Period Furniture, and am drawn to that from the federal period. I also enjoy working with hand tools on most of my projects. Roger is a…
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