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Bedroom Set With Nightstands In Cherry

$10,000

The client wanted a headboard that symbolized the union of individual members in a family. The inner circle in the center of the board was done using a Japanese puzzle joint, pegged with wenge wood. The outer circle was done using four separate boards, also employing the Japanese puzzle joint and pegged with wenge. The top beam was joined with double-wedged thru-tennons, left proud and reinforced with wenge wood. Drawers on nightstands were hand dovetailed, not machined, with hand-carved drawer pulls. This design can be customized to accommodate a budget.

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Daniel Dunbar

Daniel Dunbar

AP Woodworking

Superior, WI
Member since: 2013
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Your treasure as the tree’s last story . . .
TEN YEARS AGO, I moved my family off the grid to an 80-acre homestead in the woods of northern Wisconsin. It was always a dream of mine to build from trees that I knew personally. You might wonder what a person can learn from a tree. You’d be surprised. Bullet wounds, lightning strikes, knot-holes and rain damage - I build around the stories I find in the wood, to honor the character and graining of every board.
IN BOTH MY WORK AND DAILY LIFE, I am drawn to the patient tradition of hand tools, the harmony of glueless joinery, and the soulful approach of the Japanese. As a self-taught woodworker with a BFA and a background in studio arts, I look to this live material for guidance, because I believe a useful object can be art. I am known for the complexity and integrity of my joinery. I believe that if you can see how the piece holds itself together, how the separate components cooperate, then joinery serves as both function and ornamentation. Because we live with a conscious effort to conserve electricity and resources, I employ as many hand tools as possible. Working this way in my opinion also produces the most structurally sound and aesthetically beautiful results.

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