The Blur – MASW Day 3-4

BySteven Ricks

Wednesday and Thursday in the Curved Front Table class with Chris Gochnour at the Marc Adams School of Woodworking have been kind of a blur, It seemed like time just went by so fast.

Drew was so focused that he quickly started setting the pace for the rest of the class.   We started working on the curved table top.   This included creating the veneered top with smoked maple inlay.   This was a very intricate process, but with Chris’ techniques it ended up being very easy todo.

I can’t believe the week is almost over!  See day 1, day 2, day 4-5 of this series.

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