eBooks

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Three Little Chests – by Ron Aylor

Three Little Chests walks the reader through the building of boarded boxes based on the six-board chest design. Join Ron Aylor as he creates three unique boarded boxes in his unplugged workshop.


The Six-Board Chest – by Ron Aylor

With an extant 17th-century Gloucestershire chest and a 16th-century Elizabethan board chest as inspiration, Ron Aylor builds his version of the Six-Board Chest.


The Bookstand – by Ron Aylor

Join Ron Aylor as he walks the reader through the building of the ratcheting bookstand in his unplugged workshop.


A Table by Any Other Name – by Ron Aylor

A Table by Any Other Name chronicles the building of a triangular gateleg table. Join Ron Aylor, as he builds a 17th-century-style triangular gateleg table in his 100% unplugged workshop.


The Pilgrims Visit Rome – by Ron Aylor

The workbench is a traditional woodworker’s most important tool. Changing the workbench can be quite a daunting task. Join Ron Aylor as he trades his tall workbench for a mini-Roman workbench, all while building a 17th-century style carved box.


Categories of 17th-Century Mannerist Carving  – by Ron Aylor

What exactly is a guilloche? How about a lunette? Or, nulling? From the workshop of An Unplugged Woodworker, Categories of 17th-Century Mannerist Carving will answer all of these questions, and more!


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An Ambitious Endeavor /Building a Reformation Era Prie-Dieu – by Ron Aylor

An Ambitious Endeavor chronicles the building of a solid walnut prie-dieu. Join Ron Aylor as he creates a barley-twist split spindle, gadrooned edges, and an eight-panel door, in his 100% unplugged workshop.


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My First Lunette – by Ron Aylor

My First Lunette is Ron Aylor’s foray into 17th-century mannerism carving. Journey along with him as he returns to hand tools, becoming an unplugged woodworker, building an ash and cherry two-tier side table festooned with lunettes, quatrefoils, and S-braid, all in a shop devoid of electricity.


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William & Mary Take a Knee – by Ron Aylor

William & Mary Take a Knee is selfless consideration for the other. Join Ron Aylor for an unplugged Lenten journey as he builds a William & Mary Prie-Dieu.