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Matt will show you how to construct a beautiful and sturdy outdoor bench that will last for generations, or two years if you live in Minnesota.

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This video series begins with the fundamentals of spindle turning. It breaks down each cut into a simple combination of motions, addressing things like stance, speed, grip, tool rest position, and chucking. Using these cuts and techniques, we will make several projects – a candlestick, sea urchin ornament with a fine finial, and table legs. We will discuss spindle design and how to turn from a pattern or drawing to create multiples of the same design. We will also discuss ways to improve speed and work flow.

• Basic techniques
• Tools and Sharpening
• Tool Control – basic cuts
• Building Speed
• Candlestick
• Finial Turning
• Turning for furniture/to a pattern
• Sanding and Finishing
• Jewelry making

Years ago, Nicole (Marc’s wife) came home with a crappy set of nesting tables from Home Goods. The design inspired Marc to build a reimagined set of tables that feature an Asian influence and proper joinery. These tables will work as occasional tables, plant stands, or simply used as weapons to crush the old crappy tables into pieces.

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This Fremont Chest of Drawers is the logical companion to the Fremont Nightstand.  With the same motifs, they possess a common DNA – which plays out in each according to context.

Made from Mahogany and Ebony, the dimensions are 37″ W x 26″D x 60″H

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