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Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Sanding Block

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Sanding, some of us hate it while others so call love it. Either way we need to do it. So why not sand comfortably with  Time Saver T...
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Monday, July 3, 2017

MakerCast Podcast Interview

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A couple weeks ago I had the honor to partake in one of my favorite podcast, The MakerCast podcast. The podcast is hosted by Jon Berard a ma...
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Freddy
Littleton, MA, United States
Years ago I was forunate to have apprenticed under Master Craftsman Philip Lowe at the Furniture Institute of Massachusetts (FIM) in Beverly, MA. Upon graduating, I remained at FIM, restoring antiques and assisting students. Till this day I have continued to educate myself through courses offered by various craftsmen. Since 2007, I have worked out of my personal studio, located in Littleton, MA. In the studio the focus is to restore and reproduce period furniture for private clients and institutions. My main focus is in the Federal Period, with a specialty in veneering, banding, and inlay.
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