Category Archives: Miscellaneous Forms

A Simple Looking Glass Molding

Posted on July 30, 2014 by anthonyhayshop

The following write-up describes the making of a conventional looking glass molding that can be scaled up or down to suit the size of the frame. For better examination click on any of the images for an enlarged view. Generally … Continue reading →

Posted in Miscellaneous Forms, Tools | 3 Comments

I love wood! (I mean that with sincerity and sarcasm)

Posted on May 4, 2014 by anthonyhayshop

You know those people who wear t-shirts with “I Love Wood” printed across the chest?  Perhaps you are one of those people – it’s okay, I’m not making fun.  Even if it is not a part of my wardrobe, I, and hopefully … Continue reading →

Posted in Casework, Miscellaneous Forms, Shop Happenings, Symposium, Wood | 7 Comments

Further Info on Spinets

Posted on June 11, 2011 by anthonyhayshop

A few months ago we had a question regarding a small book on early English spinet harpsichords.  We’ve also had some visitors to the shop desire more info on them. Given that I am banished from my tools to let … Continue reading →

Posted in Books and Readings, Drawing & Design, Harpsichords and Spinets, Joinery, Miscellaneous Forms, Sundry Historical Matters, Uncategorized, Veneer | 5 Comments

Spinet Assembly Progressing

Posted on June 3, 2011 by anthonyhayshop

Hello everyone: It has been a busy time with projects and visitation, but we are moving ahead. As you can see, two major pieces have come together for the spinet case assembly.  The spine, or backboard, went on first, then … Continue reading →

Posted in Harpsichords and Spinets, Joinery, Miscellaneous Forms, Uncategorized, Veneer | 3 Comments