All the craftspeople living in a village were important in providing the necessary household goods for each family. But woodworking was a very specialized trade.
Interesting ! Liebich reminds me of my old Master :-) He said the same (3:47) : A furniture maker will never get rich, but for the right kind of man it's the best job in the world. I'm not a fan of 'aged' finishes myself, but a man must make a living and if the customers like it why not ? (and the ageing looks well done, if perhaps a bit excessive) Thanks for posting from a Norwegian furniture maker.
fantastic. ...I'm so glad to hear your not going to cnc equipment. I feel the very same way about using computers to build furniture. It seems sacreliges to me. Thanks for a great video.
Interesting ! Liebich reminds me of my old Master :-) He said the same (3:47) : A furniture maker will never get rich, but for the right kind of man it's the best job in the world.
I'm not a fan of 'aged' finishes myself, but a man must make a living and if the customers like it why not ? (and the ageing looks well done, if perhaps a bit excessive) Thanks for posting from a Norwegian furniture maker.
fantastic. ...I'm so glad to hear your not going to cnc equipment. I feel the very same way about using computers to build furniture. It seems sacreliges to me. Thanks for a great video.
Where can I get more information about Walter Liebich that is in the video?
Man can rationalize anything
Nail guns?