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Accessories for Windsor Chairs or for Chair Makers

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Jim the Chairmaker's Blog. 18th Century Candle Stand. I am very proud to offer this 18th century candle stand as an accessory to one of your Windsor chairs. It is made right here in our shop with the same care for quality. The upright section above the plate has a wood thread so that the arm is adjustable for height. I think that you will love this little gem in your home. Various hardwoods are used to make the turnings and it has an antique cherry finish. Handmade Chair Maker's Bowsaw.

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Handmade Windsor Chairs by J.D. Paulson Furnituremakers

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Jim the Chairmaker's Blog. If you appreciate the quality of antique furniture, then you'll love these authentic Windsor chairs. That makes them truly reproduction Windsor chairs or authentic Windsor chairs. It isn't uncommon for my customers to. Spend a bit of time photographing our chairs as being a new addition to their home. Sack Back Windsor Chair. Dimensions are 37 1/2" height x 24" width x 21 1/2" depth. Philadelphia High Back Windsor chair. Dimensions are 46" height x 26" width x 27" depth.

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This is our Calendar of Events - Exhibiting Our Handmade Windsor Chairs

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Jim the Chairmaker's Blog. Life in Early Ohio" event on August 24-25, 2013, at Fort Meigs. I participated as costumed artisan re-enactor and demonstated turning Windsor chair parts with the spring pole lathe. 200th Anniversary of First Seige. At Ft Meigs, Perrysburg 1813-2013, May 3-5. I'm turning legs for Windsor chair stools. Articles about Rev. Jim Paulson's Windsor Chairs. My homemade veneer saw. Demonstrating a hand auger. August 28, 2010. Fort Miamies 1754-1763 event, Historic Fort Wayne, Indiana.

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Gallery of Rev. Jim Paulson Showing Examples of My Work

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Jim the Chairmaker's Blog. Some selected examples of my work over the last 30 years. Chair legs and rungs were made of ash. Legs and rungs were extensively worked with a drawknife and spokeshaves. Splats and arms were made of cherry. Chair was finished with Watco oil stain and tung oil. Seat was hand woven with rush. I developed this design and then used chip carving to make these raised panel doors individualized. This is one of the joys I have in being both a furnituremaker and a woodcarver. What can y...

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Links to Windsor Chair Making and Woodworking

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Rev Jim Paulson Chairmaker. Jim the Chairmaker's Blog. Here are some great classes and instructors, hand tools sources, and useful information about woodcarving, woodworking, and 17-18th century life in America. Wyane Barton's Alpine School of Wood Carving at http:/ www.chipcarving.com. Adam Cherubini's blog at http:/ blogs.popularwoodworking.com/blog3/. Colonial Williamsburg at http:/ www.history.org/. Historic Fort Wayne Website at http:/ www.oldfortwayne.org. Windsor Chair Resources at http:/ www....

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Thanks for wanting to learn more about us.

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Jim the Chairmaker's Blog. Thank you for wanting to learn more about my passion for Windsor Chair Making. Since there are many chairmakers, I am grateful that you stopped by to learn about Black Swamp Windsors. I'm an ordained parish pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America who loves woodworking and enjoys chairmaking in his spare time. My congregation is St. Paul Lutheran Church which is near Haskins. Ft Meigs, http:/ www.fortmeigs.org/. My family has woodworking in its blood, and I've been ...

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Chair Details Make a Difference at J.D. Paulson Furnituremakers

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Jim the Chairmaker's Blog. For those who love to own handmade Windsor chairs, I offer exquisitely carved details. My goal is to offer you a truly fine reproduction Windsor chair that is authentic to the way they were made in the 18th century. Examples of My Work. And Yes, I'll Do Custom Work If You Ask Me. A Tool Chest for a Pro. Great tool box Jim. Your chip carving is superbly executed and I really like your design. It should be an inspiration to everyone. All the best". Love to make one for you. I off...

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To Place An Order It is Easy With Paypal or By Check

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Rev Jim Paulson Chairmaker. Jim the Chairmaker's Blog. If you see something on this website that you would like me to make for you, please contact me and I'll provide price and availability information. Please know I can only respond to serious inquiries and that there is a currently a waiting list. You can reach me at. You are also welcome to see what projects I am doing by visiting my blogs at http:/ blackswampchairmaker.wordpress.com or at. Http:/ jimthechairmaker.wordpress.com/. 206 Earl North Drive.

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Home Page for Chairs by Paulson and J.D. Paulson Furnituremakers

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Rev Jim Paulson Chairmaker. Jim the Chairmaker's Blog. Welcome to Black Swamp Windsors! It is the new home for chairsbypaulson.com. My new blog is at b. Great Black Swamp Map. I live in northwestern Ohio, in Wood County and south of Perrysburg, which was formerly known as the Great Black Swamp. For the early settlers in the 1800s . It is in this setting where I make authentic handmade wooden chairs in the Shaker and Windsor tradition. Carving a Chair Crest. Philadelphia High Back Windsor Chair. One of my...