ivanheyman.bsky.social
Furniture maker and political ranter.
Based in Austin, TX. Bound for Monroeville, OH.
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Thank you, Jessica!
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Awesome! Thanks for the insider tip. I’ll have access to some pin oak this summer! :)
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Beautiful! You’ve captured it!
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How do you find pin oak to work with? Is it similar to white or red oak?
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I have the same knife! Love that thing.
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Amazing video!
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and the dragon gave him his power and his throne, and great authority.
3 [h]And I saw one of his heads as it were wounded to death, but his deadly wound was healed, and all the world wondered and followed the beast.
4 And they worshipped the dragon which gave power unto the beast
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Text from the pledge we recite daily in school.
Floral border from my grandmother’s pressed flowers (1985)
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Library of Congress recordings, back when we had a functional government
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Thank you for the encouragement! It has been quite a ride. I’m self-taught and just having a blast!
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#furnituredesign #handmadefurniture #babysfirstchair
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I’ve seen it happen, so I’m going to implement this trick right away on my next build. Thanks, David!
#woodjoinery #handmadefurniture #davidbinningtonsavage #kerf #tenon #mortiseandtenon #lostartpress
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Also picked up the trick of drilling a hole at the base of the kerf (slot for wedge) to prevent the tenoned wood from splitting past the kerf when you drive in the wedge.
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Thanks, Duncan!
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Wow! 🤩
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The legs and stretchers are all oak, the joints all backwedged mortise and tenon which makes for a very study tool. I think it could support a 1,000 lb anvil.