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Gathering Bamboo
Gathering bamboo with my good friend Chris. I hope to make more bamboo flutes as well as experiment with with making a shakuhachi.
Workshop with Tim Ely
Tim Ely is a Jedi and I feel honored to have had the opportunity to take this workshop. The workshop was held on the campus of the University of Alabama in March.
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Essay
I am very excited to have one of my essays turned into an artist’s book by Amy C. LeePard. I can’t wait to see what beautiful and creative work will be produced. Amy’s craftsmanship is amazing and I feel … Continue reading
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Nipping Press (part 2)
Nipping Press used for bookbinding in progress.
Website
I am pleased to announce the launch of my new website, randyarnoldhandmade.com. Please stop by for a visit and say hello.
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New Project (pt. 7)
Since the legs of the lectern are angled, it was imperative to use the strongest joint possible. I decided on the drawbored mortise and tenon. Making the pegs from white oak. The try-square is placed next to the piece being … Continue reading
