bc sal took out his fake eye and put it in someone's coffee. trav was there for support.

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bc sal took out his fake eye and put it in someone's coffee. trav was there for support.
Another essential: The Travisher is a specialty chair making tool for seat carving.
Photo: Thomas Skroch - Architectural Digest Germany
Practice demo over. Things I've learned, not to expect anything in particular, but to be ready for a variety of outcomes. Kind of a life lesson. As A and I haven't known each other long this was probably a good practice. We chatted some about my tools, some about process (how I came to design decisions), and some about my history in the field. And I did some shaping while we talked. Things I already knew, I really enjoy this assortment of tools. And walnut, live working with walnut #downsworks #maker #bespoke #designer #promegasummerartseries #travisher #urbanhardwoods #handcrafted
#Repost @amateurhourwhat with @repostapp. ・・・ Gabon Ebony Travisher. I've been itching to make a travisher out of this for a while now. Quite pleased with the end result, love the pitch black muted grain against the brass. Now I've got the itch for another with some holly inlay. #travisher #tools #chairmaking #ebony
At Handworks 2015, I tried out a travisher made by Claire Minihan. These tools are a delight to use. They’re gorgeous, they feel great in the hand, and they work incredibly well.
When I first picked one up to try it, I was trying to make a shaving, and from over my shoulder came Claire’s voice.
“You use that tool on the push stroke.”
Stupid stupid stupid.
Bar stool commission progress. English Elm seat hand shaped with travisher. Ash legs with tapered tenons.