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I made this Queen Anne Candle stand at Gene Landon's
class at Olde Mill this summer (2004). It is based on a candle stand at
Winterthur. Dimensions: 54 1/2 high Primary wood: Walnut |
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When I first glued the mid-turning to the lower turning, it ended up at a visible angle, causing the drawer unit to hang at an angle. I used a heat gun and water to loosen the joint, and reglued it (paying attention to the straightness). Thanks for the advice I received from the SAPFM Forum! | |
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The drawer front is made from the same crotch piece as the banjo, as is the drawer pull. | |
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Olde Mill supplied beautiful blacksmithed hardware and
nails.
The upper bracket's nails are clinched. There is also a blacksmithed spider supporting the sliding dovetail leg joints. |
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Original from the book "Winterthur". The finial on the original is not visible because the mid turning is shorter (repair?). |
Photos by Tom Meiller
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