The Woodworking and Carving Section
of
the Internet Craftsmanship Museum
Wood was one of the earliest
materials that man was able to shape to meet his needs and is still one of the
most popular mediums of expression. This section includes those who use wood to
express their artistic abilities and demonstrate their mastery of the craft of
shaping it to their will.
Wood workers represented in this
section are:
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photo for larger image) |
Craftsman
(Click name to visit the page on
this craftsman) |
Typical
Project (Click photo for larger
image) |
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Chainsaw artist turns logs into lifelike art |
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An artist in wood with an eye for unusual subjects |
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Historically and functionally correct guns made from wood. |
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A knifemaker's hobby—The history of steam engines carved in wood
and ivory |
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An entire fleet made from
match sticks and match boxes |
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New
Submissions Welcomed
If you have additional
information on a project or builder
shown on this site that your would like
to contribute, please e-mail craig@CraftsmanshipMuseum.com.
We also welcome new contributions.
Please see our page at www.CraftsmanshipMuseum.com/newsubmit.htm
for a submission form and guidelines for
submitting descriptive copy and photos
for a new project.
This
section is not currently sponsored.
To
learn how your company or organization
can sponsor a section in the
Craftsmanship Museum, please contact craig@CraftsmanshipMuseum.com.
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